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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-06-10
TO ENTERTAIN EDUCATORS.
Their stay In Tuscaloosa VIII be Mad
A Pleasant One.

Their Stay In Tuscaloosa VIII ne mSde
Tuscaloosa, June Especial d
There was a meeting of joint commit
tees at the City Hall yesterday after
entertainment of the AlabAma Sduca-
tionaI Association which will meet In
Tuscaloosa June 14-17 inclusive, after
which the University summer scnooI
will begin its first session. This Will
be the largest body of educators tnat
ever assembled in Tuscaloosa and ev-
cry effort will be put forward to make
the stay a pleasant one. Z
All business meetings of the Associ-
alton are to be held in Clark Hall at
the University of Alabama and badges
OF crimson and white, the college col
ors. are to be furnished members of the
various committees. Besides the bus
mess and work to be transacted by
the Association, there will be a num-
Der of social features. Major w. w.
Brandon, who is chairman Of the Train
Committee. together with assistants,
will meet all incoming trains and WILL
escort all visitors to their homes.
The Excursion Committee. with J.
B Murphy of the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad, as chairman. will arrange in
teresting excursions for the party. One
perhaps will be via the Tuscaloosa Belt
Line to Holt, and there connect wien
the steamer Alert. where a delightful
run will be made up the river. On the
return down the river. they Will stor
at Riverview and there connect with
the Belt Railroad, where they will see
miles OF the asylum farm and orchard
along the banks of the Warrior River
Another probable trip will be TO KEEL
lerman. along the scenic route, which
Is the most rugged and beautiful in
Alabama. Mrs. John w. AberchombIe
is at the head of the Refreshment Com
mittee ST..
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oE.ths nine weddings which took
place last afternoon and evening, and
of which mention was made In this
mornings Advertiser of seven. none
was prettier than that of Charles w.
smith and Miss Theodocia Goodloe,
which took place at 8 o'clock last night
in St. Francis Street Methodist Church.
A large number of invitations had been
issued and the attendance was very
large The ceremony was performed by
Rev Frank X. Sims, pastor OF South
Franklin Street Presbyterian Church.
assisted by Rev. o. c. McGehee, pastor
of the church in which the marriage
took place. The ushers for the event
were Robert NJ Peterson, Charles II.
GoodIoe and Thomas B. Altman. The
Hoyle and Miss Lula Adele Peterson
was maid of honor. Robert c. Thomas
was groomsman and Miss Virginia
Coulter bridesmaid. The bride and her
attendants were beautiful arrayed IN
white creations. their flowers being
white carnations
A beautiful musical program was
rendered, Miss Kittie Belle Stirling pc
ing at the organ and Misses Georgia
Stirling and Benz with violins. assist
ed by Mr. Roos. AS voluntary MISS
Georgia Stirling rendered on the VIC
3 lin, Message of the Vlolets,' Miss XII
! tie Belle Stirling accompanying at the
organ. Mrs. Allen Feeks sang very
sweetiy Il Promise Thee" violin trio
was Happy Thoughts" by Misses Stii
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EVENING AT WEST END.

On Wednesday evening the members
of the Boys Club at Neighborhood
House. West End, enjoyed a delightful
program of music and recitations.
Many friends had been invited to share
with the members of the club the pleas
ures of the attractive program and in
their enjoyment showed their apprecia-
ton.
!, ASter the program had concluded de-
licious refreshments were served.
The program was as follows;
/. Song, An Old Garden;" Hope
Temple-Mrs. Stewart Washburn.
2. Violin solo. Two Dances; e.
German-Miss Fannie Marks.
8. Song, Happy Days; A Strelezki--
Miss Mamie Maull Weatherly.
L. Recitation. The Clowns Baby
Miss Lyra Meyer.
5. Song, Under the Rose; Fisher
Mr.. Will F. Christian.
6. Recitations, The New Church
Organ" "Wooing OF Grandmother
Gray" etc.-Mrs. J. H. Lakin.
Miss Florence Hodge, accompanist.
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wetumpka. June Especial. )-This
afternoon at the home of the bride,
Miss Adelaide Wright and Herbert
Slaughter of Montgomery were united
in marriage. The ceremony was per-
formed at 4 o'clock in the presence of
the relatives of the young couple. At
ter a wedding luncheon was served.
the bridal party left by private con-
veyance for the home Of the groom.
Miss Wright by her beauty grace and
intelligence had won the esteem Of all
her acquaintance, and Mr.. Slaughter
is to be congratulated on winning the
lady of his choice.
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OF ALABAMA

EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
The twenty-third annual session of
the Alabama Educational Association
will be held In Tuscaloosa June IA. is.
Is. when the program will include live
discussions in the form of papers and
impromptu speeches on subject of Inn
portance to those interested in educa-
tionai subjects.
Among the women who have import
ant place on the program are. Miss
Edith Bellamy of Florence. whose
topic. will be Buildings. Grounds and
Equipment"
Mrs. J, r. McConaughy of Monte
vallo. who will speak on The Educa-
aonal Work of the Federated Clubs.
Mrs. J. H. Phillips of Birmingham
will deliver an address on Play as a
Factor in Education"
Miss Ida NJ. Straun of Chicago, Ill,
will speak on Drawing in the Public
Schools"
Miss Leta Kits of Birmingham is to
deliver an address on Vocal Music in
the Public Schools"
Miss Nimo Green of Montgomery will
talk on Literature in the Elementary
Schools"
Among the officers of the Alabama
Educational Association is one woman,
Mrs. 8. r. II. Tarrant of Birmingham,
who is Third Vice-President.
Ohieers for 1904:
C. B. Glenn. President. Birmingham;
c. l.. McCartha. First vice-President.
Troy; d. p. Christenberry. Second
vice-President. Greensboro; Mrs g. r.
H Tarrant. Third Vice President. Bir-
minghsm; w. e. Striplin. Treasurer,
Gadsden: c. w. Daugette, Secretary.
Jacksonville.
Executive Committee--H. J. will
bingham, Chairman, wetumpka; J. H.
Foster. Tuscaloosa; Miss Lulie Jones.
Florence.
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to the marshars once he said ne would
not pay the fine.
The Judge was 80 notified ana Nell
son was brought again before MIN and
asked II he had made such a state
ment. Nelson, being OF bullying dis
position. afhrmed the assertion Of Mar
shall Dean, and Judge Tonimin thereup-
on ordered a fine Of SIS and thirty
days in Jail entered against Nelson Tor
contempt Of court and the marshal was
told to commit Nelson TO the County
Jail and ALSO see that the fine is paid !.
The court then took the conspiracy
case from the jury II having previous
ly Notified the court of inability to
reach q decision. A mistriai was en-
tered
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NEGRO DOCTOR DEAD.
Son Of @. r. sterrs, q Respected MONT
R0merian.


DR.. Oliver w. II. Sterrs OF Memphis,
Tenn, died at the home Of his father,
Charles w. Sterrs. a respected negro
of Montgomery, who lives at 726 Ala
bama Street, at 4 o'clock yesterday
morning.
Charlie Sterrs is a Woodworking.
weil-to-do negro citizen, and he has
given his sons the advantage of edu-
cation. The son who died yesterday
morning was a student at the State
Normal school In Montgomery and later
went to Councill's school at Normal,
where he was graduated. He was later
graduated in medicine at the Maharry
Medical College, Nashville, Tenn, ard
located in Memphis. Tenn, where he
was prospering.A
Four weeks ago he became Ill and
came to Montgomery to be with his
parents
DIR. Sterrs was 81 years old and a
native Of Montgomery. He leaves u
wife.
The funeral will take place at 3
o'clock this afternoon from the Dexter
Avenue Baptist Church.
DIR. w. e. Sterrs OF Decatur. a brother
of the deceased, reached Montgomery
last night to attend the funeral
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WATER VERY SCARCE
WANING AGAINST WASTE ISSUED
by MOBILE MAYOR.
Long Continued Drought Has stopped
the Flow of springs-ltaiian So
eiety to Banquet as Guests
of MIR. Lavretta.
Advertiser Bureau,
Mobile, June 8.

Advertiser Bureau,
Mobile. June 8.
Owing TO the continued drought In
the western part of Mobile county
many of the smaller springs ana
streams have ceased to fiow. The re-
suit has been felt, not only by the
truck farmers and people. but the city
waterworks plant has been arected' so
much so that Mayor Mclean mas peen
compelled to call upon the people VINO
are consumers of water from the city
works to prevent waste. He has is
sued card requesting that needless
street sprinkling cease until the pres
emit conditions are abated. There is no
danger SO far as Gre is concerned be-
cause of the fact that additional fire
protection in the way of an extra
steam fire engine has been placed In
service.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
State Body Holding It's Annual Session
I'm Admission.

Admission. June 9.-(Special) 1.-The
morning session of the State Sunday
School Association was taken up In
hearing reports of committees and the
annual address of President B. Davie
of Clayton.
The Presidents address covered the
work OF the year and was able and in
terestlng. 1t showed great progress
made in Sunday School circles.
The report of Field Secretary Joseph
Carthel was exhaustive. and show" 1
very gratifying results.
The reports of executive. finance and
normal departments were also re-
ceived.
The afternoon session was taken up
in a discussion OF matters pertaining
to the Sunday school work in all its
branches.
About 500 delegates are in attend
ance and many prominent church and
Sunday school workers are participant
ing in the exercies. The convention
will be in session until tomorrow night.
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ling and Benz and Mr.. Roos. The usual
wedding marches were played for the
entree and occasional.
The groom lie a popular young bust
ness man OF this city and his bride. a
beautiful young woman. a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Goodloe. A re-
ception was rendered the couple at the
home of the parents of the bride on
South Conception street. which was
attended by many friends and rela-
tives. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith left at mid
night for st. Louis. They received
many handsome presents.
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Birmingham Seminary
BIRMINGHAM, ALA.

High grade boarding and day school
for Young women: refined Christian IN
Siuences: ideal home life; excellent
hsaIth: modern facilities for light.
neat and water; boarding pupils lin
tied to 40.
Courses provide thorough preparation
for college, and university. Schools OF
cas- OF best conservatories in this coun-
try and abroad; modern languages
taught by native professor. IL teacn-
ers. each an experienced specialist.
305 matriculates last session: lncIuo-
,nS hoarders from IL states. Next SEES
sion begins September 14th, 1904. For
MISS LOUIE COMPTON, Principal
I722 Fifth Ave. Birmingham. Ala
su-wed
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Summit Of Blue Hidges ASsSo FeoS.
onenIng June 18th under the MANAGE
,nsnt ~ the Messrs. Harper. Scenery ana
cismate unsurpassed Hotel first-elass; fur
naee and open fise-plaees: not ana colo
,.rt livery; ali. amusamsnts; large ball room
SnS band; postoftice and telegraph In hotel
HMR 5,sS vi PARK HOTEL. Green Park ~. O.
SNn4N4' sun-wed-fA
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THE REST TOURISTS.

The Rest Tourists will hold the last
meeting for the season on Thursday
June 18th, when the members will be
the guests of Mrs. Charles H. Scott at
her home 432 South McDonough Street
The subject Of the papers for the &C.
casion will be:
The Courier" remarks.
The Netherlands" Miss Lallah
Moore.
Cologne Cathedral" DR.. A. C. xii.
patrick.
Song.
Up the Rhine.
Ursula Church. Cologne" Miss
Frances Grimm.
Recitation, Mr.. Robert Tyler.
MY Trip to Jerusalem" Judrs
Joseph CartheI.
Music.
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The Italian Belevolent- Society Of this
city Sunday evening will enjoy splen-
did banquet at the Arata home on state
Street =, The banquet will be rendered
the society by Hon. c. Lawrence Law
retta. president of the Board OF Public
Works. and an ex-president OF the
society. A number of special guests
have been invited for the feast.
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BowEN-wILLINGHAM.

The following invitation has been re-
ceived by friends in MONTGOMERY:
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Willingham In
wife you to be present at the marriage
of their sister, Mary leila to Mr. Will
liam Henry Bowen. Wednesday even
ing. June %. 1904 at half past o'clock,
wetumpka, Ala.
Mr.. Bowen is superintendent of the
nublic schools of Ensley and Miss
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BARBEcUE AT pREwRY.
saIOonkeepers OF Montgomery Were
Entertained.

Entertained. To-
oficers of the CAPITOL Brewing and
Ice Company yesterday entertained
their friends and patrons. the saloon
keepers of Montgomery, at barbecue
Mt the brewery plant.
A large number of guests were pre-
sent at 1890 o'clock. when the bar
becue was spread. The following
menu was served accompanied by beer.
Southern Camp Stew.
Bismarck Salad Chicken Salad
Spring Lamb-barbecued
Boiled Corn on cob New Beets
Young Pig Roasted. Waldorf Sauce.
Informal talks were made by Lee H.
Well. g. Hugh Dent, Rabbi A. J. Mes
sing and Captain b. H. Screws.
Week after next the Brewry viii en-
terrain In compliment to the bar
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Levy's I.ablache Powder ;. $3.50. sec
Bradley's woodland Violet Talcum
Powder .... =. -. .. zoe
Tiger Paste. A sure destroyer Of
Roach.s and Water Bugs. -. :. Csc
Jacobs Bed Bug Killer :. :. use. soc
Brazilian Blue Powder for Water
= Bugs. Ants, Reaches Beetles.
etc. ..-,.-..... zoe
Compton Balls one pound -. .....s5c
Powdered Borax one pound l5c two
for =. - go. ....25c
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Cleveland. June 9.-After having shut
the New Yorks out with three hits for
New York scored three runs on base
on balls. three hits and a wild throw
by Bemis. Attendance, 1884. R.HE
S Sew York : 1893 S 600 SSSSSs-s ! :
Batteries-Moore and Bemis; CHESHIRE
and Mcguire. Time, 1888.
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pretty wedding was that of Will
liam o. Piele and Miss Isadora Loretta
Canizas in the Cathedral of the Inn
maculate Conception at $3.50 o'clock
yesterday evening. The ceremony was
performed In the presence of a large
number of invited friends. The at
tendants were c. c. Williams and Miss
Viola Jeanette Piele, a sister of
the groom. The ushers were Charles
Lynch and Marshall Flynn. The organ
recital was by Miss Louise Flynn, she
rendering appropriate numbers for the
event. The bride and her attendant
wore lovely creations of pure white,
trimmed with real lace and the bride
wore the conventional bridal veil and
orange blossoms. A reception was
rendered Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mclean,
No 204 st. Emanuel Street. The groom
is well known young man OF this city
and his bride Is a handsome brunette,
sister of Manuel Canlzas of this city.
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lUcmen and Society.


wiilingham IL teacher at wyiam.
Her father Is chairman of Executive
Committee of Alabama Educational As
ISOLATION. They are both popular with
wide circle of friends. The young
couple will be at home after August
LIST at Ensley.
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Biitmore (near AshevtIle), N. c.
Switzerland OF America: Cool invigorating
climate: unsurpassed scenery. Inn adtoins
Biltmore estate; mRgnificentiy furnished.
MOUNTAIN PARK HOTEL
Hot Springs. n. G.
Hot mineral waters and baths famous for
their wonderful cures Both hotels modern
IN every detail; cuisine unsurpassed; orches-
fishing. Popular summer prices. Guests
may use either hotel Write for boolxieta
EDGAR b. MOORE, Prep.
:. su-wedsfsl
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The remains of Arthur J. Lewis, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. A e. Lewis OF Oak
Grove, were Inferred In the family
burying grounds there yesterday after
noon. Mr.. Lewis died In New Orleans
on Tuesday and the remains were taken
to Oak Grove yesterday. Besides his
father and mother. Mr.. Lewis leaves
FIVE sisters and three brothers. He
was nephew of John Parry Williams
and Mrs F. w. Lauzon Of Mobile.
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n.nfh az Littie 6sirI.

John H. and Mrs. Maggie Tillinghast
have the sympathy of their friends in
the loss Of their l-year- old daughter.
Ethel Irene, who died this morning.
The funeral will be held tomorrow at
the family residence. i63 Eslava Street.
with interment in Magnolia Cemetery.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
League Standing.
Games Today,

AT Chieago-New York and Chicago.
At st. Louis-Boston and st. Louis,
At Observation-Disclosures and
Cleveland.
At Observation-Disclosures and Detroit
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Mobile this afternoon was visited by
a splendid rain of about two hours du-
ration. It was badly needed.
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Detroit, @, Boston, 3,

Detroit, June 9.-The Detroits took a
great liking to Tannehills delivery,
earning five runs by hard and consec-
his mercy Until the seventh inning.
when a misjudged fly and a. long hit
gave them a run. Attendance, 1900.
Detroit =. :. 300 o2o O1.-s 10
Boston E. 100 600 1923 8
Batteries-Kitson and BueIow; Tan
nehill and Farrell.
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Snaolal Rates far ,luna.

1900 have been expended in refur-
nishing. sanitary toilets. bowling al
leys, tennis courts and other amuse-
ment featureF
Excellent fresh and salt water BATH
ing and boating. Bath houses equip
ped with running water and shower
baths. Good music for concerts and
dancing. Write for illustrated book
let. Terms $3.50 and upwards per
day. HARRY WACHENHUSEN
su-wed-fri
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Llnden rrnson. Eleet omeera.

Linden, June s.--(SpecfaL) -St. Al
bans Lodge No. %. F. and A. NJ. elected
officers. for ensuing Masonic year: w.
B. Cooper. w. NJ; o. P. Tucker. s. W.:
J. S. Trigg, Jr. W; w. L. Walston.
Treasurer; c. B. Cleveland. Secretary;
P. B. Glass. sr. D.; Lamar Matkln. Jr.
D.; J, W. Glass, Tiler.
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Royal Foot Wash ........ -. IVc
Menen's Borated Talcum Powder ..15c
woodbury's Facial Powder ...sVc
Saunders Face, Powder. 49, "a ..'soc
Stearnes Electric Paste Use
Rough on Rats ). ;. '.ikc
Peterman's Roach Food. .1sc, zoe, 4oc
Casters Rat and Roach Paste zoe
Sticky Fly Paper, sheets Sc, for loc
35c for box of 25 sheets
Aliens Foot Ease. :. -. ..loe
Tet9w's Swans Down - '.',lSc
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Ardup--what are you reminding me
OF that old bill assin for?
Bin Coilector--F thought you'd be
glad OF anothert chance 20 forget it.
siT.~-Chieago Tribune
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wedding, sweet and lovely In it's
simplicity was that Of Miss Nellie Duff
fie and Mr.. George J. Grassland,
solemnixed this evening at O'clock at
the South Franklin Street Presbyterian
Church. by Rev. r. X. Lewis. Margue-
rites, ferns and palms were present
rations and many friends were present
to witness the pretty ceremony. Messrs
George Duffee. Julian Duffee, Winthrop
Duffee. brothers of the bride and War
rem Horton, a cousin were ushers and
Mr.. William A. Finley OF Florida. best
man. The brides only attendant was
her sister, Miss Mona Duffee, both wear
ing white gowns OF thin summer fabric,
There was no reception. the bride and
groom leaving on the Mobile and Ohio
for a wedding trip to st. Louis. Mr..
Grassland Is a prosperous lumber man
or this city and his bride a member OF
large family connection associated
with Mobile history for years past
Mrs. William Kirkland was the hos
tess yesterday afternoon Of the Draw
ing Cards, the day being changed from
Thursday until "Wednesday on account
of other social matters. Miss Carrie
Wilson was lucky->and skilfuI enough
to win the club prize pretty picture
frame. and Miss Virginia Sims, the
guest prize, a beer stein. while Miss
Hattie Smith for once perforce was
satisfied with the consolation.
The Presbyterian basket picnic to
Point Clear was a success undoubtedly
judging from the number of people
embarking on the James A. Carney this
morning. The day held forth promise
of pleasant events sailing. bathing,
etc. and a late return to the city.
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Crockett ArSsnIc-LIthla Springs
and Baths.

opened June LIST. Elevation. 1000 II.
Cures Dyspepsia. Nervous Prostitution,
Rheumatism. Skin and Kidney Trou-
bies. and Female Disorders Clears ana
beauties the complexion Write fot
booklet. ~. r. Thomas.
wed-fri-sun. 1GER
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Old Sweet Springs
Oman June l5sh a l9ca alss.

High up in the Alleghanies. 2.2oo fees
elevation. capacity 500 guests; most come
modtous brick buildings IN the mouneAine;
mineral springs. healing baths. swimming
pools fine livery. saddle horses q Speciality.
cuisine unexceiled; good orchestra; ali out
door ADJUSTMENTS; Stink golf course, new
electric plant and steam laundry: many I'M
provsnnents; local and long distance
phones. New management Send for Il.
Illustrated booklet.
C. H. PAXTON, L@ases,
d-su Sweet SpringH, Va
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Jacobs Foot Comfort.

"A certain cure orsore aching, swollen and tired feet
Prevents burning and smaing sensations ana relieves ex
cessve Precipitation and offensive odors OF the feet
Is Cents.
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A scene out OF the ordinary occurred
in the United States District Court this
afternoon. Charles Nelson. <SSli known
as a sailor boarding house keeper, and
who has many times figured In the
several courts of Mobile. was fined S25
and sentenced to the County Jail for
thirty days by Judge H. T Toulmin.
Nelson had occupied a conspicuous
place as defendant in this court during
the week having been indicted for
"crimping" and conspiracy. MIstriaIs
had been entered in all, the crimping
cases except one in which acquittal was
obtained. and yesterday the conspiracy
case was gone into. Just before ad-
journment of the court. the jury sim
being out in Nelson's case. Judge Toul-
min received official notification that
the jury had been tempered with. The
jurymen were ordered into court and
questioned One juror informed the
court that Nelson had treated him to
lunch and cigars. The court then fined
Nelson $40 for contempt. Before Nell
son was removed. another juror said
Nelson had offered to treat him and
other Jurors who declined the invita-
tlon. The court then changed the fine
to s25 and ordered Marshal Beans to
take Nelson in custody until the fine
was paid. When Nelson was taken In