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The Yale expositor., 1904-08-05
Business BreVitieS.

VSARM FOR SALE The south half OF north
II west quarter, section 30, speaker township
tinn. remainder in pasture and timber. VIII be
sold cheap. NJ w. Lennon. o-io
The Yale expositor., 1904-08-05

IakRM FOR sALE-Conslsting OF so acres OF
the best OF soil for farming. Good house,
large basement barn, splendid water, farm all
we'll fenced. Located | OF mile rom g, sugar
Terms to suit purchaser. For particulars al
dress or call on Jas. McColl. Yale, Mich. 81
The Yale expositor., 1904-08-05

C,TRAYED OR STOLEN from barn at Peck
- ON the 20th of July one bay mare weight
about 1850 left eye out slight check or split In
right fore foot. Return of said mare or any IN
formation leading TO her recovery VIII De SUIT
ably rewarded. A. Streyel, Amadore. 152
The Yale expositor., 1904-08-05

EARM FOR SALE-Containlng, SO acres; al
class order. Young orchard, plenty OF pure water
on place, irst-class buildings in good repair repair
+ have also a house and lot in the Rapley addi-
tion. village of Yale, for sale at bargain; For
particuIars and terms call on or address David
irwin, Yale, Mich. ia
The Yale expositor., 1904-08-05

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The Yale expositor., 1904-08-05

Summer colds are troublesome and
if neglected, very dangerous. Mothers
should always have on hand Greene 9
Cough Cure-for quick use-its super
Tor does not exist. Pure, safe, sure:
Best for children. Recommended and
sold by Mathews & Wight.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-26
IbfaBrtstase Der 9ampfer bun 0riu.
Wurf.

am %. SUM 9ampfer .0oro.
@merifa" nod Ieapel uno @enua.
am IS. SUM 0ampfer .aurania"
nod 9iperpool.
am %. SUM Gampfer "8pnbam"
nod ROTTERDAM.
aim %. SUM 9ampfer ~9ronprina"
nad Bremen.
gm 80. sunni 9ampfer .Oceanic"
nab 2ioerpool.
am 80. Sum- 9ampfer Bremen"
nod Bremen.
am 80. Sum- 9ampfer .@oItfe"
mad Samburg.
Gm 30. sunni 9ampfer nGbam-
payne" nod Sabre.
gm 2. Suli 0ampfcr .@crmanic"
nod Soutbampton.
am 2. Sui 9umpfer r@aoerlanS"
nod Inttperpen.
Gm 2. Sui Dampier .Surneiia"
HuuJ 9tuobolu.
Sim 2. Suli Gampfer .8atricia"
nod 0ober.
am 2. Suli 3ampfer .2ucania"
nod 2iberpool.
PIN 9. Sui 9ampfer .gitto oi Mi.
lano" nod NeapeI mno @enua.
Gm 2. Suli 9ampfer Suite"
nod 9eapel uno @enua.
Nm 2. Suli 9ampfer rSefIa" nan
Copenhagen.
am 2. SrIi 9ampfer .Minne.
tonfa" nab 2onoon.
am 8. Suli 9ampfer .aurfiirit"
nod Bremen.
am 5. SuIi 9ampfer .Iooroam"
nod Hotterbam.
am 5 Suii 9ampfer .2ombor6io1
nod NeapeI uno @enun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-26

lin IinO nad &iel dbgegangen, nel6e
bort bereitS eingetroffen iino. sic
iper0en li6 in Den Si6erbeitS0ienit
md6reno Der Nnmeienbcit oeS 80ni9S
GOnaro nit ser &ieier Yoli5eimann.
i6oit tbcilen.
Bur gcitri9cn Hegatta mudte itdy
lfon trilb5eitig Niles ouf. &niiergSil.
Dclm fiibrte Die .Weteor Ser GRITTY"
uno battc an 8oro Den Carl OF Cons.
sole, ben Garl Of Mor uno Sellie,
6rancis H. HiggS, Robert 8oelet,
Cornelius 8anoerbilt uno Anoere.
Die aaiierin fubr auf DER .Souno"
nit Dem &ronprtn5en 8ilbelm an
Steuer. Die DSouna" modbte einph
iblehten Start. .Wteteor Der Drittt"
tam alIf Den unredten aurS uno goh
Die 6abrt ouf infolge zines Yrotcites
BON Der ShoDneria6t .SSSngomor"
(Gigcntbum bon Morton j. BIont
bon Nem : Dorf). Die nWeteor Der
Critic" mllroc ipGter I'M S6lepptou
eingebradt, obidon eS perloutet, onb
ibr fem llnfau 6uitieB.
Die oSngomar" gemann 6en erlten
GreiS in &lniie u fir . dooner-areu.
ger unb aitd oen arupp . 8e6GdtniG.
preis, Die vSonlblwg" oeS General.
0ireftors 9oqin bon Der Sambur9-
gmeritu . 2inie lpor %5lpeites Boot II.
Die aSbnnn" oritteS.
guf cincm 9anfett, mel6eS gefteru
albeno bon aoiier mo Der Saiierin
9egeben muroe, befonoen l..1 urlter
Den @Glten: &ronprin5 @ilbelm
8rin5 @itel 6rieoriGL Yrin5 hilbert
bon Monoco, @raf @olff . Metter.
MIDI Carl Of 9unranen mo Sreo.M
8anoerbilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-26
q o Of unaufqefIGrt.

2on6on, %. Sunni. - 0aS NH.
Iteri0ie GerI6ninoen oeS amerifani.
i6en Sepe3ialgeiunoten Sent s. 600.
mis- lit nod INNER nift oufgeflGrt.
Die 3obI Der gelon6eten goliogierc
5u Plpmoutb itimmt genou nit Der
2iite Oes 9ampfers, uno oQe 2ofale
Der StoOt iino abgeiuft morben, of.
he cine Spur. bon Dem 8ermiBten 81
fin0en.
Gin ii berfiIIteS 5Gbrboot
geunten..
petersburg, %. Suni.-Go$
8oiotofuS abrboot iont bel bent
areu5en 0eS &bopers 6lulieS nit al,
len om 9orO. Sedsaig 2ei6en iino
5uriiderIangt u1t6 100 &eriOlen luer.
Den nod permibt.
Steben nermtbt.
Grim s b h. @n9lon6, %. Stunt
Der norme9iide 0ompfer Dllronio,"
@apitGn Sanien, am 81. Mai BON
WtontreoI nod Suu, england. obge.
fabren unO bier o%ngefommen, lanoe-
tie Den GapitGn uno neln Mann BON
Der Wannlbaft Scr nornegii6cn9ar.
fe Bring gugen," am %. 9(pril BON
SonSberg nod Watano obgefobren
unO auf See perIaiien. Gin Boot
Der 9orfe Bring gugen" iuelfes
iieben Wtonn entbielt, ging ollgen,
Id)einIid perloren.
aur5e 8abeI6epei6en.
9os britii6e SriegSihiii Yriu.
ce Of @oleS" lit nit Dem britii6en
@eianoten am 9orb bon Gonger nad)
Gibraltar obgeiegelt.
Der omeritonii6e @otldofttr
WcGormid in Yetersburg tritt beute
cine Heiie ourd HuBlono on unb
miro lib ipGter uo6 &orlSbao our
Sur begeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-26
Die anSerem @anner erlniidlt.

8ingi It o II, H,.D, %. SUM. =
Ole nod feblenheu 5ipei MitgIieoer
Ser 9dnOe Stalierer, tpeId1e ben3nbI.
lneiiter 2on9pear BON Der nSuoion.
&ioer- 8abn" an 0onnerltag berallb.
ten, prrOe beute nod elmer langer
Sage bel 9roipn'S Station ermii6t.
Die 9ei0en woren bon Sungcr uno
Strapaben total erihopft uno botten
nod $3.50 in ibrem 9eiib. Bon ocll
g~eitobIenen $1,000 feblen nod 5000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-26
Gine nctte ainSerscididlte

er5dblt cine ensIiihe @odenIfrift il.
rem Seiern: 3mei fIeine Ssunaeu
Tonmp unS Sarrp beiaben ie6er elm
aaninden, oas iie iebr Iiebten. 81,
mes Cages fniff Sarrp's aoniudeti
aus itno febrte am Nbenb bon leinem
Streii3nse in iebr rebusirter 8erfal-
lung inter @noerem minus
Sfipan5 - snriid, INN balo oarout
in Den @rmen feines iueenoliden 9e-
ldlbers 81 Iterben. @m anoeren "a.
ge lab SarrD neben Dem 9eifnun,
leines Sieblings, bitterlid peineno,
oils SommD fam, I'M i'm al trGIten.
v@ein' nnr nidt, Sarrp,~ iagte er.
rSas tit ia MIR Der 2eib, Ser bier
liegt. Ger Sdmon3 lit inn Sim!
nell .usi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-26
SdJarfe Wafreselu,

0enoer, Cpl, %. Suni. - Iuf
elmer Gonferen5 5miiden Dem ltellper.
tretenoen 8ouoernellr Suggott mo
@eneralaoiutnnt BEL mltroe DER 9e.
ld)lnb gefoBt, bic WilitGrfrdfte i'm
Cripple Greet. 0iltrift 5u rebu3iren
uno Die oerbleibenoen Wmhnlhaften
III anoerer @eiie, ipie biSber, 5l Der
penoen. SSn einem nod Der Gonfe.
ren5 ~ge9ebenen Snterpien erflGrte
General Bel iibrieenS, oob an cine
Iuibebung bes 9eloger,mgS5ultonoeS
nod fir einige Belt nidt 3u oenfen
lei.
Scllurioe, Col, %. Sltni. -
Der aoufmunn Sorrp q. Slooten,
meld)er Dor IA Sagen BON Den Mili.
%tdrbeboroSn allSgemieien moroen,
aber ieitoem mieoer nod Saule gu.
riidgefebrt por, lit beute wieoer BON
bier obaereiit, oa inn BON einem So.
mite oes Siirger.T erbanoes, melhes
ibm einen 8eiuh abitattete, Die Mit-
tbeilnn9 gemoroen NOR, Dab lein Sc.
ben bier bel lGngerem 8erlpeilen ae.
f1broet lei.
Sloaten mar bel ieiner Riidfebr
perbaftet moroen, uber oa Niemanb
cine alage erbob, ieste man i'm not
fur5er Soft in 5reibeit. 8looten er.
flGrte, Der Iteqpertretenoe @ouuer.
nellr Suaeott babe ibrn lelbIt CUR
Hiidfebr geratben, oa Ole Iusmeilun.
gen aui 9etrieb Der 9iireer Nnian3
enolib einmal elm @noe nebmen
miiBten. Die einSige anflase. meIde
ge9en 5Ioaten bonn Gopt. 9altelep
Wells erboben moroen mar. ging oa-
bin, Dab er 8elocr Der 9eremauns.
Union ais Depoiiten empfine unb fir
iene Organization ~finon5ieu tbatia
mar. i.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-26
Seuti6lGnoiidje Snrner 6ier.

Rem. Yorf, %. SUM. - Mit
Dem 0ampfer uYotricio," Der Sam.
burg am II. Sum- perIieB, lit cine
Siege oeutider Observation-Disclosures
ouf DER Durhreiie nah ct. 2ouiS,
mo iie ii6 am internntionolen @ett.
turner betbeiligen mill, eingetroiieu
uno mliroe am Ood bon ben $50. o..
s. 31mmerer ais 8ertreter oes .N..
.. Itbletic. Clubs" uno Carl Stoiber
uno Sobn Steil bonn oH..D. Turn.
oerein" beariiBt. Raboem lih Die
4nfommlinge i'm Sauie oes yMtble-
tic.Glubs" umeeieben, muroen iie
nah Dem nN.-O. 8urnperein" gum
Gommers geleitet, ben Die Surner.
ihoft linen 81 @bren pernnitaltete
uub Der einen beeeilterten 8erlaui
nabm. Bon 81. 2ouis meroen Die
oeutiden 3urner cine Heiie ourf oos
2ano unternebmen, II. u. audi Wfil.
tpalifee, ole Ninearai1ae uno Ebila-
nelpbia beluhen. Die Mitglieber Der
Siege iiuo: 8ris Soimann, Otto
@iesant, Susp Yeitib, @m. 2emfe
rno @rnit Wobr bonn .9erliner
Eurnperein;" @ilbelm @eber uno
40. @eber bon Der 9erliner 3urner.
ifait; 8ron3 &ebbod ponSiloesbeim;
Chr. 9ulh bon @l6erielb; Ioolpb
Spinnler bonn Surnperein gblingen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-26

i6enbaum geflettert, INN iif &iri6en
81 boIen. Sin 9rnbt Der eleftrii6en
&i6tleitung gebt ourd Ole, 3pei9e
oe$ 9oumeS. FlotIiA Iob iein 8rit,
Der, Dob Benjamin fiel, lrno lpoIlte
ibm bon einem 3tueigc b~erobbelien.
Sobolo or ober ben 9%eruuBtlolen be.
riibrte, erbielt old er eincn eleftri.
Id)en S6lag, fiel uom 9alme mo
brad oaS @enid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-26

aim g.. SuIi 3ampfer .%llItonia"
na6 0eopeI uno @enua.
Sim g.. SuIi 9ampfer .llniteb
States" mad Copenhagen.
Gm 6. Sui 9ampfer .Geutonir"
na6 2inerpool.
am 7. SuIi 9ampfer n2orraine"
nnd Saore.
stm Z. Srlli 0ampfer .0euti6lan6"
nod SGmburg.
aim Z. Sui 8ampfer oNeumioian"
na6 Glasgow.
am Z. Sui 9ompfer n&oma" nad)
Neopel.
Nm g. SuIi 2ampfer Celtic. nod
2iberpooI.
am g.. SuIi 0ampfer .ltmbria"
nab 2ioerpooI.
gm g.. Suli 9ampfer nWinnebaba"
naf 2onoon.
Gm 8. SuIi 3ompfer st. YauI"
nad) Soutbamptou.
Sim 8. SilIi 9ampfer n&roonlano~
nod Intiperpen.
Am 8. SuIi 9ampfer ,9eIarabia"
nad) Samburg.
Im IL. Suli 0ampfer .&aiIer 8tI.
belm Der 3neite" mad Bremen.
am IL, Suli 9ampfer .Gitta 81
Napoli" nod Heapel uno @enua.
am ~. Suli 9ampfer Slater.
oam" nod 8otteronm.
am 10, Suli 9ampfer n9dtit"
nad 2%iperpooI.
gm IA. Suli 8ampfer ~alice" nab
Bremen.
slm Ia. Suli 0ampfer .9ouraine"
nod Sabre.
Sim 16. Suli Gampfer .Srene"
na6 Neopel unb @enua. 4
gm Is, sunni 9ampfer Campo.
mia" mad 2iperpool.
am t6. SuIi 9ampfer PRETORIA
nah 9oper. Il
am t6. SuIi 9ompfer .8bilaoeI.
pbia" nah Soitbompton.
Vim 16. Suli 8ampfer y3eelanoT
nod Gntperpen.
Nm Is. Slli 9ampfer nNinnea.
polls" rah 2onbon.
am Is. Suli 9ompfer .0oraer
nod @openbneen.
Nm t9. Suli 0ampfer .aaiier
@ilbelm DER @roBe" nod Bremen.
Im 10. Suli 0ompfer .2iglrin"
noh Reapel uno 8enuo.
am 10. Suli 0ampfer Bring 81.
far" nod 0eapeI unb @enua.
am 10. Suli 0ampfer .Slaponia"
nah 8otteroom.
am 90. Suli Gampfer D@oieIticr
nod 2ioerpool.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-26
Gdiffsmadridten.

Ren-Yorf, 25. SUM. - Ser
9ompfer nWtoltfe" bon Der Sam.
burg.Nmerifa.2in bon Solnburg
nof Rep-gorf untermegS, luar IN
@%erbinoung nit Dem Nontudt- 2euft,
idiff; er miro mabri6einlid) nlorgen
friib nm s llbr bier onlongen.
9rcmen2 %. SSilni. - Gngelangt
lit bier Der 9ampfer uYrinceB glice"
bon Nelp-gorf.
Slpmoutb, %. Sunni. - Ser
9nmpfer oSamburg" lan9te beute
bon Neru.Do bier an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-26
3mei 8raoer set5Stet.

2ancalt tier, go. IS. sunni.
3Wei 9riioer, 9eniamin uno @omin
@oidfep. "a, reip. 81 Sabre alt, ia.
men in Der N1be ibrer @obuung 81
8abanf bei'm &iridenpfliiden ourh
eine eleftriiGe DrabtIeitnns um'S
Seben. 8eniamin lpar in Den 2ir-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-26

YaKe! HSTe!
5mr Reife in's AasIaRb teforat q.
Maiue. Nr. All, 81. Yasl.S trahs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-26
0enSreg II.

Sobc Sr0en Iino Dem 4onirct
Seize uno Dem CAPTAIN Stemmen
bonn ge0edteu 8reu5er "8ogatpr, "
9abid ouln &an5erfreu5er .@romo,
boi" uno 4uorein bonn 8an5erfreu.
ger nRoiiia" fir Die 8egnabme uno
6uS Sngrunobobren Der iopanii6en
SrnnSpOrti6iffe 0urd oaS 8laoioo.
tod @eidnaoer, uno oas @eorQ8.
freu3 Dem Gapitdn Snonom pom Tor.
peoo-Gransporti6iif oGmlr," Der Die
Wfinen, ourf ipelde 3ipei iaponiide
S6lodti6ifie oerIenft mur6en aeleat
bat, oerlieben moroen.
Die ~Nonoie @remia" ipri6t gro.
be 8efrieoigung iiber ben 9lb5ug ser
i6pebii6ep 3ruppen BON Slite aitf
Der Sniel @otblano aus, Der, pie oaS
8latt ldgt, INN 10 beoeutiomer lit,
ais er Dem traurigen greigniB in
S%elitngfors (oer @rmorOung oes @e.
neralgolOerneurS 9obrifon) folqte."
Seftor 2e6en.
W abington, 25. SUM- Ger
@eianOte 8riscom 81 Tofio meloete
beute Dem Staot5 . 0cportement
Dab Seftor 8ullcr, Ger nnJebli6 per-
miBte ariegs . Correspondent, mad
Gbefu 3uriidgefebrt 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-26

len ser 9riegsIdiffe 6iirfen na6Sonz
nemmtergong Oos @oiier oes 8riegS-
bnfcnS nidt befobren. Der nit Ser
GifIif)t iiber oos Observation-Disclosures
rium 6etruute 2ieutenont sur See
9oOiQolp erbielt Dor Sturgeon Sc
%itungSarreit ais Strofe oofiir, Dob sr
einen 8erDan0ten Obne Grlaubnifs
nit ms 2aboratorium genommen
butte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-26
&Onig GObarO In aieG.
@rORGrtiser Gmpfans Oard Die Seut.
ide SlOtte,

@or Der @ait oeS auiier3 @ilbeIm
bel einem linn 6u Gbren peronitoI.
teten Diner am 9oro Der $50.
ben3oacrn." = grin8 Setnrid e5.
fOrtirt peri6nli6 ieinen Oufel in
ben Soften. - 0a5 ReiuItat oeS
geitrigen 8enncns. - @reBarttee
illumination oe5 SafenS unO Der
3ahlrcihcn Qrip1sihiffp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-26
81 Der 6ronte.

Cen d IN q, 25. Suni. - Don
&amoie, Der Sobu oes ipaniiden
&bronprGtenoenteR melder ole rui.
iiife Irmee 6e9leitet, traf beute bier
Elm nnO begob iif iQiort an ole 6ron.
tc, no er iebt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-26

idfperen @ef6iibe lit bier gang oeut.
lid 81 oernebmen. gldt5ebn ioponiife
8ranSportbompfer iino an Ser coreu.
niifen aiiite ipeItIiA fobrenb geIeben
tuor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-26

lulen TrNlee II IN 0Lr Wfal10ld)urel e.
nonnt. 0ieieS Commando ihlieBt
Die Srnppen in Goreo nidt elm.
8ieberbafte SbGtigfeit
PETERSBURG, 25. Sum- Sic
arbeiten an Dem Oltieegeidppooer,
oaS fir Den 9ienit in Sitoiien be.
ltimmt lit. iuerOen iett GAG II. @ad)t
nit perooppeltem Offer betrieben. -
gomirol @irilelu, Der Obercommon.
Oont oeS' %ariegSboienS aronitaot, ar.
beitet nit 8ice.Iomiral H~eieItpensfi,
Dem S%efeblSbober Der 9altilhenSlo
te, einmiitbig Sono in Sonb, nm 10
raidL tuie mogli6, iertis 81 werben,
Die Gopit6ne Der SdIo6ti6ifie
~Gonorin" uno .Siiioi @elidi" mno
oeS EonSerfreu5ers nIbmiroI Ieb.
ibinom," melhe Sdiiie ouf Der Iu.
Benrbeoe 5uerlt in Gommiilion eeben
neroen, erbielten offentlihe 9elobi.
aungen fir ben bon ibnen an Den
Gag aele9ten @ifer, limo INN Tie nidt
bel ibrer arbeit 5u itoren, wuroen Die
Wonnidoften BON per Gflid)t ent.
bunoen, Dem Observation-Disclosures bel
9eiud)en am 9oro Die porgelhriebe.
men ebrenbe5eioungen su eripeiien.
Sn aronitaot berridt Die eroBte
Strenee. Sogar Die Gampfbarfai.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-25
Employes Got Turkey.
Birmingham Xmas Trnde.

Despite the indictment weather the better part of the day, there were large crowds of Christmas shoppers on the streets from early morning until late at night. The police were kept busy watching on all sides, there being many negro coal and ore miners in the city spending money mostly with the saloons. Two or three little af- frays took place in the city, R. l.. Dix a negro, cutting a merchant named L. Temerson quite badly in a store on Second Avenue, between Twentieth and Twenty first Street. Tonight the streets and stores were crowded and 1t was evident that a large amount of money was being spent on all sides.
 At Pratt City and Wylam, in the coal mining district, the children of the striking miners received small gifts, fruits and candy from the locals of the United Mine Workers of Ameri- ca. Five thousand children were given gifts and sweetmeats.
 Chief of Police W. E. wier was pre- sented at noon today with a handsome gold watch by the members of the police department. The presentation speech was delivered by Chairman T. F. Parker. of the Police Commission. Chief Wier replied in a few appropriate wrods thanking the members of the de- partment for the gift and the motive of presenting same.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-25
JURY IS HUNG.
Case Against Captain Cornwell Closed
 In Bessemer.

In Bessemer.
 Birmin gham. Dec. 24.-(Special)- The trial of Capt. T. J. CornwelI, presi- dent of the former Bessemer Savings bank. which institution is now defunct. charged with embezzlement. came to an end today and the jury retired at 4 o'clock
 There was sharp argument on the part of the attorneys. The trial was on six days. The plea was not guilty by reason of insanity. the defendant offering testimony to show that he was not responsible. physicians stating that he gave evidence of being a user of morphine. The last witnesses on the stand in behalf of the defense were physicians who gave expert testimony as to the effects of morphine on a man. Two physicians testified to sec ing morphine punctures on the Jefen- dants arm.
 There are several embezzlement cases against Cornwell. He has many friends in Bessemer and since his re- turn from Central America has been received by some of the best people of the community. His wife and chill dren were constant attendants in the court during the week.
 No verdict up to II o'clock was re- turned in the Case.
 DEATH OF INFANT.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-25
Champagne.
London Telegraph.

London Telegraph.
 And what do you say of champagne! I see that the Rheims Chamber of Commerce has published figures which show that the number of bottles ex- ported in the year 1so3-o4 fell of by nearly a million and a half, while sales for home consumption increased more than half a million bottles.
 These figures are interesting. It Is very certain that the consumption of champag gne has dropped very largely here. not only in hotels. as the pub lished reports have disclosed, but In private houses. Yes. think there has been a certain change of taste. Whis- key is displacing champagne even on special occasions. People are drink ing less sparkling wine. Champagne is a very extravagapt wine, especiall, at hotels and restaurants. where IFS to 15s a bottle is charged for the bes' brands, which cost Is. or Ss. An, quantity of good champagne Is to bt had-'9S. '99 and 1900 were all goot wine years. But the object of ship pers is to keep up the price of cham paRne.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-25
MIR. ROTENBERRY DEAD.
A Prominent BIbb County Man Expires
 Suddenly.

Centreville. Dec. 24.-(Special. )-Mr. R. J. Rotenberry of Six Mile, Bibb County. died suddenly at his home last night. He was in Centreville yester- day and seemed to be in fine health Mir. Rotenberry was one of the oldest citizens of Bibb County. being over 75 years of age. He enjoyed the confi- dence and respect of the people who knew him.
 Sheriff Crawford placed in jail last night two young white men who are charged with assault to murder. The shooting occurred at Blocton a few days since. About five persons were implicated in the shooting. but three of them escaped. The wounded man is reported better.
 Today rain has been falling in tor rents and the streets present a sloppy appearance. Christmas trade seems quite dull, as money is scarce on ac- count of the low price of cotton. The farmers in this section are determined to reduce the acreage of cotton next year and devote more attention to rais- ing other things.
 The Christmas bazaar given by the ladies of the Presbyterian Church was a complete success and more than a hundred dollars was realized.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-25
Child Suffered AgOnies Received From
 Burns.

Huntsville. Dec. 24.-(Special. )-Af- ter several hours of terrible suffering the S-year-old daughter of D. L. Henn- sey of Dallas village died yesterday from burns. The child was burned in a horrible manner by catching her clothing afire from an open fireplace, and died after suffering for about twelve hours.
 The Seyforth building has been leas- ed for a term of ten years bv the Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company, which will establish it's local exchange there. The company will send a large force of men here the first part of the year to install a common battery system and make other exten- sive improvements in the tlephone ser vice.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-25
THE DAWES CONFESSION.
How It Was Formed and the Great
 Work It Has to Do for Indians.

Muskogee (Ind. ID Phoenix.
 When, in March. 1893. Congress passed bill creating Commission to the five civilized tribes. the Choctaws Chickasaws, Cherokees. Creeks and Seminoles. and directing that Commits sion to proceed to Indian Territory and begin negotiations to extinguish the h. dians' tribal relation and governmental identity. 1t is very doubeful if even the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-25
nAfrofx Sefa gQtl.

Washington. Dec. 2i.-!The cruiser Detroi9 which Is watching United States interests in Santo Domingo, has left Puerto Plata for Monte Cristl. where she will await the arrival of the Culgoa, with general supplies and a collier of coal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-25
Seed Association Meeting.

The executive committe of the American seed Trade Association will hold an important meeting in Cincin- natl on the 10th of January. Mir George B. McVay. president of the Amzi God den Company of this city, Is member of the committee and will attend the meeting.
 A very annoying condition has been hampering the operations of the seed trade of this country, and the purpose of the meeting in Cincinnati Is to de- wise some practical means of relief.
 A great deal of seeds is imported in to this country, for two reasons. Some varieties of seed can be grown cheaper in Europe, and this country does not produce as fine types of other varieties as some other countries, notably France.
 The government levies an ad valorem duty of 30 per cent on vegetable seeds, but admits grass seeds duty free. The trouble In the seed trade is this:
 Foreign seeds are bought on grow ing contracts. that is the price is fixed before the seed crop is put in the ground. It not only infrequently hap has been a sharp advance in the prices in this country. Then the customs of ficials want to collect duty based upon the quotations for seeds in Amer lea at the time., If the importer pays on that basis of course he loses a good bit of money On the other hand. a draft accompanies the importation which is subject to protest, and the importer must meet this at all events The consequence is that both his money and his seeds are tied up unless he elects to pay duty on the basis indi- cated.
 This is not the only evil of the situ- ation. A large proportion of the i'm ported seeds arrive on this country in December. and is intended to be dis tributed among the truck growers in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-25

realized by those keeping in close touch with the work. The commission as now composed consists of Hon. Tams
 Bixby, Chairman; Colonel T. B. Needles.
 and the Hon. c. F. Breckenridge, with William O. Beall as Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-25

Christmas tree exercises were held in nearly all of the churches of the city tonight.
 large number of local business houses will suspend business Monday and allow employees full holiday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-25
Paving Hid Offered.

The Nashville Paving and Roofing Company will offer at the next session of the Board of Mayor and Aldermen to take the contract for the paving of Highland Avenue from Twentieth Street eastward with bituminous mac adam at $1.65 a yard. The president of the company has SO advisad its local representative. MT. John C. Donelson.