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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-01
The News of Birmingham

Birmingham, March 31.-(speciaI. .)-- Solicitor H. P. Hefiin was today served with the warrant sworn out by Willis Brewer. Jr.. who charges perjury. and a bond for s300 was made for appear ance in court. A warrant making q similar allegation sworn out against ]. Thomas Hefiin, Secretary of State, has not yet been served, but it is understood that MT. Hefiin. who is busy in the Fifth District where he Is making canvass for the Democratic nomination for Con- gress, will be ready at any moment to make bond for his appearance at any time neded.
 Brewer was a witness in the prelimina- ry trial of Roland T. Shugart, young attorney, who is accused of the killing of Andy Bonholzer in the Metropolitan saloon two months ago. The solicitor during the hearing had q war of woras with Brewer and after the preliminary trial brought a charge of perjury against Brewer. it being stated that Brewer was seen in Montgomery on the night Of the killing while he (Brewer) swore he was in Birmingham. Solicitor HefAn asserts that while the case against Brewer was dismissed in the justice court, the matter will be presented in full before the grand jury which will meet Monday. Follow ing this announcement comes the action of Brewer who swears out warrants against Solicitor Hefiin and his brother the Secretary of State. Today Solicitor himself and brother were made for purely political effect. He also said that the charges of Brewer are ridiculous J. Thomas Hefin in the Shugart murder trial swore that he saw Brewer in Mont gomery the night of the killing.
 This case has furnished more sensa- tional incidents than any other case which has been on trial in many a day. Several words were passed in the pre- liniinary trial of Shugart. Brewer is son of Hon. Willis Brewer who was rep resentative to Congress from the Fifth District a few years ago, the position now being sought by J. Thor1as Hefiin. Brewer says that he Is certain in his allegations.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-01
J. W. BARNES ACCUSED
WARRANT CHARGES ATTEMP-
 TED CRIMINAL ASSAULT.
His Step Daughter Aged IA Years,
 Makes the Accusa mary Trial Will be Held Today,

Andalusia, March N.-(Speclai.) )-Jesse W. Barnes. postmaster at Andalusia, was arrested this morning on a warrant charging him with having attempted to commit criminal assault His step daughter. Miss Bessie. who is about II years of age, makes the accusation.
 The alleged attempt at assault is said to have taken place about two weeks ago. The girl wrote to her grandfather of the occurrence, and a warrant was issued for Barnes.
 Mrs. Barnes died about a year ago, and the step-daughter has been residing with Barnes since that time. She alleges that the attempt occurred one night about a fortnight ago in the Andalusia postof- flee.
 The preliminary trial will take place here tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-01
FATHER o'BRIEN TU LEAVE. Young Priest of St. Peters Parish
 TransfArred fo Anniston

The first Sunday after Easter, Rev. Father Hugh A. O'Brien, assistant rector of St. Peters Catholic Church of Mont- gcmery, will take charge of the Church of the Sacred Heart at Anniston. The successor to Father O'Brien has not been announced.
 During his two years service in Mont Eonlery Father O'Brien has made nu- Yaerous friends. He succeeded Father William Kerrigan and his work has been particularly successful among the your 2 men Or the parish.
 Father O'Brien is a young priest of the highest polish and education. He is a deep and thoughtful student, hav- Ing been educated at the Vatican Col. lege in Rome. His home is in Pensacola.
 Father Francis C. Doyle, the retiring priest at Anniston, takes charge of St. f>nthony's Church at Ensley. He YVES for ever two years in Anniston and his incumoency was marked by successful church work.
 A special to The Advertiser from An niston says:
 Father Doyle came here from Mobile. wkere he was assistant about two and a half years It was his first charge and fe has endeared himself to his par ish and made friends with all with whcm he has come in contact.
 While he has presided over the Church of the Sacred Heart he has reduced the church debt S1,590. Ills new charge is a promotion for him, that parish being or about SOO people"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-01
Contests Over Money.

A suit was filed this morning by E. 0. Holder, a young man of the city. in the City Court. against Chief of Police W. E
 Wier, seeking to recover from him SlS7 which, 1t is claimed by the plaintiff and alleged to be in the possession of the chief as custodian of some nfonev seized last night in a raid on an alleged crap game in the Morris Hotel. Five young men were arrested on charge of gam- ing and $2Ss in cash was taken in charge
 A.. A Lane, who is a stranger in the cily
 this morning made claim to the fuli amount of money seized at the time of the arrest. The matter will go to the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-01
Gates May visit pirmineham.

A. W. Thompson, president of the Re- public Iron and Steel Company, will be in the Birmingham district next week, and Tn all probability will be accompanied by John W. Gates, the multi-millionaire and industrial promoter. Mir. Gates is interested in the Republic Company and he has been invited to come to this State and look over the properties of that com pany and incidentally the other industries nere. It is believed that he will come and remain two days in the Birmingham district. The Republic Company owns and operates three iron furnaces, two rolling mills. coal and ore mines, lime stone quarries and a six mile railroad line. With the furnaces there are several company. It is believed that if MT. Gates vsanN the district it will mean further Investments,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-01
Harding Is in Tampa.

L. c. Harding. wanted for alleged fraud ulent use of the malls. Is in Tampa, Fla, where his preliminary hearing wili take place on Saturday morning. Should he be found guilty, he will either be given bond to appear at the Birmingham court some time in June. or, failing to make bond, he will be brought to Birmingham m at once by the Tampa marshal and placed in jail. The report which gained cfrcuia- ton yesterday that Harding was in Gin cinnati Is believed to have been instigated by friends or :onfederates of Harding, who wished to keep witnesses from going released by the failure of Alabama vii. nesses to attend ''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-01
USED ANoTHER's NAME.
Ed. W. Alexander Sentenced as John
 c. Shumway.

O. oHuIHWdy'
 St Louis. Mo. March Si.-Arrested on the charge of having burglars tools in his possession, Ed W Alexander of Tayiors- vile, Ills. concealed his own name and assumed the name of John c. Shumway. a member of the Illinois World Fair Commission. former State Senator. and a leading citizen of Taylorsville.
 In the criminal court here Alexander was sentenced as Shumway to serve two years in the penitentiary. Mir. Shum- way being absent letters of eondolence. arrived here today and identified the pri- soner as Alexander from Taylorville, and requested that Alexander be sentenced under his rightful namQ
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-01
will Examine School Buildinpu.

Huntsville, March a-(SpecIai) IA building expert of Nashville will come here at the instance of the City Council to examine the city school and ascertain if 1t Is saIe Reports have been circu- lated during the past few weeks that the building is about to collapse and 1t Is the popular desire that the buildings be closely examined.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-01
Exchanpes Will Clore.

New York March s1.-The Good Fri- day Easter holiday will be generally ob- served in financial and commercial cir- eles in this city The Stock. Produce and Consolidated Exchanges will be closed to- morrow The cotton and coffee ex- changes will close both Friday and sat- nrady The sugar trade offices win trana- act no business on Friday and Satur~ day. All exchanges abroad will oe eh0saa until next Tuesday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-01
MT. Fairly Heard From.

Information has been received here that w. R. Farley. Alabama member of the National Executive Board of the United Mine Workers of America, an order for whose deportation from Colorado was issued last week by the Governor Of that State big strike being on in that sec ton, is safe and sound and Is in charge of the strike in Montana and Utah. Noth- ing was heard from Farley for two weeks and the press accounts did not say whether Fairley had been found and deported or not, though his name was included in the list to be sent out of the State
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-01
NEW SANITARY INSPECTORS.
Mcssrs. Powell, Thompson and
 Braun Get City Jobs.

1rnaAr resolution of the City Council. D,sxor Carr yesterday appointed three nSd,tIonal sanitary inspectors whose duty ;t 1Vill be to make house to house in lection of Montgomery preparatory to sPe regular spring cleaning of the city.
 These new inspectors sna are 1scaSs SsTew Powell Iras,, usill begin their new duties today. Tba salaries of the new inspectors are .el n roonth each. At the City Han yes ssSs,, soo if was said that owing to the ex- tension of the city limits tt was probable inc inspectors would hold their positions nerrnanently.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-01

Knight, Judge J. T. Greene; Esteemed Loyal Knight, c. H. Tomlinson: Esteemed Lecturing Knight. James Campbell; Sec retary, W. G. Collier; Treasurer. NJ. F. Doering; Tiler. I. Levi; Trustee, R. P. Thomason; Representative to Grand Lodge, w L. McCaa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-01
neWs irl Brief.

The Montgomery Fire Department was called at 10:sS o'clock yesterday morning. to the frame cottage at 127 Clay Street. The roof was fired bH sparks from e chimney. Little damage resulted.
 The Advertised has received a beRefi-t fui compliment from the "Rosemoht Gardens in the form of magnificent bunch of carnations, which with theih beauty and fragrance have transformed the editorial rooms. from the dreariness time
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-01
held at 4 P, m. instead of D. m. al

held at ?. m. instead of D. m. as heretofore during Lent.
 Easterday. Sunday. at St. Johns there Will De two celebrations of Holy Conn- munion, one at 7:30 a. m. and the other at II a. m; At the Il o'clock service there will be a full musical program and sermon.
 At { D.. m. there will be a celebration by the children's Sunday School. and at D. m. the evening service will be held.
 The program of the Easter services at the Church of the Holy Comforter is as follows:s Communion. |, F a. m, morning prayer, sermon and administration of Holy Communion.
 D. m, ohildren's Easter service.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-01
Receive I1eauu Einas

two weli-dressed men and stra,~ers in Birmingham, who were arrested a few days ago on a charge of attempt at lar. ceny from the person on a crowded ,ut. going Ensiey electric car, were fined sl0f Criminal Court this afternoon It was alleged that the defendants conspired tc pick the pockets of two Pratt City citi. Zens.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-01
Anniatnn Elk ohicers.

Anniston, March a.-(special>-At snst nfvht the following officers were n,se,Aa Tor the ensuing year: Exalted RuIsr w. L. MeCaa; Esteemed Leading
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-01

Where can you invest money more profitably than by buying bottle Of Prickly Ash Bitters---you get. four for one. A kidney medicine. liver tonic. stomach strengthener and bowel cleanser. Four medicines for one dollar.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-01
Shooting 1T, Bessemer.

A sensation was created in Bessemer this afternoon by Charles Breen shooting five times at E. A. Little, prominent merchant, in the latter's store. It Is understood that Breen was drinking at the time. None of the bullets took ef- feet. Breen was arrested on charge of assault with intent to murder.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-01
Passover Services.

Very large congregations attended the Passover services at the two Jewish churches here this morning. The rabhIs delivered sermons, explaining the holiday. The orthodox Jews observed the day by
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-01

Through the courtesy of Manager Buckenberger of the Boston Nationals, ladies' season tickets will be honored at today's and all of the Boston games.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-01

Prickly Ash Bitters cures disease of the kidneys, cleanses and strengthens the liver. stomach and bowels.
 wed-fri-su.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-01
Sale of Lands Confirmed.

Judge Senn. of the City Court. has confirmed the sale of 1000 acres of coal land in Walker County, made about three months ago to Murray Cannon by the Bessemer Savings Bank. The lands were sold at q an acre. Receiver G. H. Stevenson thought the price too low, and that 30 an acre would have been fair price, He therefore contested the sale, The case has been on trial for several days.
 Mrs. Jefferson Davis I'll.
 J. W. Mcqueen, second vice-president
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