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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-06
BLOWN FROM TRACK
TRAIN STRUCK
 BY TORNADO.
Engineer Watched the Cloud and En' deayored to EIude the Winds, But Could Not
 Do So.

Petersburg, H.. July 5.-An accom- modation passenger train on the Chi cago, Peoria and Illinois Railroad was blown from the track at oakford. H., twelve miles north of Petersburg this afternoon by a storm and Thomas WI ley, the baggageman. was killed and a number of passengers injured.
 The train consisted of two coaches, baggage car and a locomotive and all the cars were blown from the track down a seven foot embankment, turn ing over twice in the descent and land ing in a splintered mass of debris. The accident occurred just a few rods from the bridge over Benjamin river
 The engineer who escaped injury, said he watched the gathering storm closely as his train sped along as he feared from the appearance of the clouds that a tornado might result. As the train approached Oakford the clouds suddenly seemed to concentrate and drop. apparently coming directly towards the train. Realizing that the train would encounter the tornado If 1t proceeded, the engineer quickly stopped the train. The approaching | tornado when about a mile away to the southwest and coming northeast suddenly swerved farther towards the 1 north and the train was directly in its path.
 Instantly the engineer opened the 1 throttle in an endeavor to rush beyond the zone of danger, and again the tor dano swerved and headed directly for the flying train. The roading wind was heard above the rattle of the train. Steam was crowded on and the light accommodation, jumping and pounding Cn the rails, smashed ahead in an en- deavor to escape the cyclone. Sud denly, with a crash that was heard above the rumble and roar of the tor nado. the train. was struck broadside.
 The coaches were torn from the lo- comotive. lifted in the air and hurled into the ditch. The engineer and fire man hurried back to the wreck and began pulling out passengers. Those who were uninjured assisted and with in a short time the dead express mes senger ard the injured passengers had been taken from the debris to impro- vised shelter.
 General Manager H. w. Gridley, who suffered broken arm. directed the re- lief work. Among the injured is Ern- est Lieb. Sprinngfeld. possibly fatally. In all, score were hurt. but most of them will recover.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-06
neWS in Brief.

DAVID JOHNSON. Clerk of ..,n,, the Montgomery County Jury , ConH'id He seid mespteraay ,s that captains of military companies should send him the is nan,e ,e, . of their members so that they Will not go in the jury box. He also wants the names of Montgomery policemen ana a firemen. Military men, policemen anu Gremen are exempt from jury duty;
 SUPERINTENDENT WoopFkuEr oopFo1is ,N o' the Southern Bell Telephone company announced yesterday that his company would receive bulletins from the Dem Dem. and tomorrow, and that they would pc repeated to any one who calls the long distance exchange. ,.n. .,as
 T Fl. PRICE, a white carpenter, was committed to jail yesterday witnou' hail bv Justice R. H. Jones, for an al 1.ged assault on 9-year-old negro girl. ,,oo,,.o 1vas issued yes- .rdaU hv Probate Judge Gaston to Ju- iins Henie and Miss Julia Well.
 Ir Sountv will begin its work oi segisterlng voters on July i+'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-06
Montgomery Loan Co. Phone ess IN. Court Street Special attention given to Mail
 Orders.
Notice to Saloons < and Soda Fountains Using Ice,

Having discovered that the special rate foe book for Saloons and Soda Fountains is being used for other pur- poses. and Is working an injustice on us as well as on our customers who are entitled to this special rate. we will on Thursday, June 30th. discon- tinue selling the books through the drivers.
 Customers who are legitimately en- titled to this special rate book. can secure same by calling at our office. corner of Monroe. and Perry streets,
 Please take notice and provide your selves with books, as the drivers will not Do allowed to leave ice on dus bills. in consideration of the low rate be- ing made this class of business, we ask that you call at our office in per son for your books so that we may, know who is getting them. otherwise we shall be compelled to charge the regular retail rate, Bg
 Very Respectfully. MONTGOMERY ICE & COLD sToR.
 T. II. MOORE President. E. BURNETT. V. P. and c. M
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-06
NEGRO ATTEMPTS ASSAULT.
If Positively Identifed He VIII rroba-
 bly Be Lyuehed.

Columbus. Miss. July 5-(Speclal )-- A dastardly attempt was made this ar ternoon about 5 o'clock to outrage MISS Davis and Mrs Platt, near Reform, Ala. by Will Robertson. young ne- gro. He was riding horseback and overlook the women on road. HIS purpose was frustrated by the timely arrival Of others. The negro escaped, hut later adVices are to the efrect that Robertson has been apprehended and Is now held at Gordo. Hundreds are hur- rying there from the country nearby and on night trains. If 1t should De proven that they have captured the right negro. there Is hardly doubt but swift punishment will be meted out to the culprit.
 Recently a negro was captured in Pickens County and brought through the scene of this crime who had tried to accomplish a similar outrage in this State. He was hung from a limb al Europa the night of his arrival.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-06
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 Call and let us show you the Browning Automatic Rapid Firing Shot Gun, the Winchester Automatic, Rifle, Colts and Luger Au- tomatic Pistols, latest inn proved Smith & Wesson and Colts New Navy Re- volvers.
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FATHER TIME.
His .4farS for the Coming Year
DuiU Put IN Order.

Time was when the calendar for a household
was ohta!naplc. more often than not, through
the good offices ~ such business men and cor
porations as chose "a issue one in the form of
an advertisements Tho familiar commercial
publica ton has not worn out its usefulness On
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large letters. BUT the thoroughly decorative
calendar, the one lifted to be hung up in any
library or I'm my lady's chamber. is produced
nowadays in extraordinary numbers. Its vogue
is greater than ever ii was before, and no Won
der for 1t is often a work of art.
Among the calendars for 1905 sent to US by
the Frederick A. Stokes Company is the Guy
der-Zee Kaender.' a sheaf Of five tall cards
each bearing scene from Dutch life painted
by Anita lie Roy. These panels. showing chill
drer in their sabots and their elders sweeping
the up lounging by the waterside are
capital in design and in drawing, and the color
is altogether charming. The tones in each panel
are sufficiently varied, and at the time very
quiet Merely a little collection of pictures
this calendar is worth hanging up. The same
publishers issue several calendars embelshed
with sketches in color by Clarence F. Under
wood Of modern fashionable types, The CAL
endar of the Girl and the Horse" "A Calendar
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rest Ola World unchanged places san tel''"
tandoglia. Pistoja. Radicofani. FiVizzRho. o"s-
telnuovo 6i Ga-faenana. Enpoli' Casteihoie"-
fino. and fifty other cleaning or somDre gems
y, t,,, crown Of Italy whose beauty will triumph
again and again even over the dun misery OF
imnenorial seualor What does he 40 as ne
reaches one after the other Of these LANDMARKS
IN the old road along which he drives! he tens
you how they look living asleep IN the N0iieS
or Haunting militant upon the crags' ti'OM
in with the dramatic POINT always SO S'ihp'S
20 the born roinancer. bit OF history '' 80
from some ancient biography; and comes back
to the people he meets, preferably the hu'ho'eSN'
as he Droceeds on his journey. Very character
is,ic and wholly delightful is the episode IN his
FIRST volume Of the last Of the Caooet'lefh
whom he met on the way 10 Pistoja, fari OF
ii we must quote:
found myself jostiing with sharp facSd orlslls
,,earic5 ceIiu1ryrlan carrying tools and wtckeTed
flask Of wine over his shoulder ana Ieli ii''O S'''
Nv nv are we all in such a stew to get TO Pts
toja? 1 asked him. after passing the tI5e OF 1hs
He looked at me keeny. l soon found our t.a'
il took very little TO excite Tuscans cuilos!tS;
Where can you he from who Know noI ro ' going
All san Alto. the Bishop, They expose his
That" h, said is the state OF the case, Every
year on this day go TO visit San Alto.
cha. gia." says he 1T is a very good custom
We run 10 san Alto with our difficulties, who:
hating been Bishop of Pistoja, knows all inc
circumstances 10 a tick. Ny own, now. is scape-
grace son who has set up for a foOtpad under
Nallombrosa and be hanged to him: Very wei.
al my altar before I look into IT That is fair
e3oshd bu{ Sd u never 5S Ie see g more Clearly
asked him if he was Tuscan. He shrugged his
said he I am by birth like my father before me-
q Eajanese. We don't reckon ourselves TO be OF
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LIFE AND CORRESPONDENCE OF JOHN DUKE
LORD CoLERIpGE. LORD CHIEF JUSTICE OF
ENGLAND Edited by Ernest Hartley Coleridge
Portraits. Two cloth. gilt top. 81 30
In these volumes he found unpublished letters
from celebrities Matthew Arnold. the late
Duke ct Bedford. John Bright, Mr. Gladstone and
Cardinal Newman, we'll many Of Lord Cole
ridges own letters to his father from school from
college, during the progress OF the TchboTne trial
ana after he Lord Chief Justice Of the Common
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THEODORE WATTS-DJ-NTON: Poet Novelist ertaa
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EMILE lola: Novelist and Reforrner An Account q
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A LATER PEPNS. The Correspondent 20
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POEMS OF CHILDHOOD. BY Eugene Field. With IL
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ROMNEY A biographical and critical essay with
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friends abroad. We may appropriately note
here the souvenir books issued by A. Witte-
mann One of these is devoted to New-York.
and contains a number of Photographic views
NJ the city and It's landmarks Another, planned
along the same lines. is devoted to Brooklyn,
and q third treats of the navy yard in Brook
,,n. All three like the calendars Just mentioned.
ore good to send out of town.
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THE CENTURY COMPANY.

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