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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
EVIDENCE IS SECURED
CASE AGAINST PARHALL, ALLEGED
 UXORCIDE, GROWS STRONGER.
Ten Thousand Dollar Fire Visits New Decatur-MayOr's Court Does Some Ingenious Collection
 of Street Taxes,

Decatur. July 24.-(Special. )-Evi- dence obtained today shows that the case against Emmet ParhalI, accused of murdering his wife, is growing more strong. Within three hundred yards of where the body was found, a small wa- ter pool was discovered today and the water contained q quantity of human blood. Lying near by was a stick cov- cred with blood. Parhan was last
 | seen with the woman In this neighbor-
 hood Her dead and badly mangled
 body was found on the Southern Rail-
 road track nearby. Parhall and she
 had quarrelied prior to the murder and
 | left together in the direction of where
 her body was found Parhall was ar
 rested, accused of the crime, and Is now
 | in jail in Moulton. Later 1t was claim
 ed that negroes committed the deed, and a negro named Red" George was arrested here, but released today for lack of evidence. Some claim that Par hall cannot be convicted, and that the case Is the most mysterious one ever brought to notice in this locality.
 New Decatur was visited by a $10,000 fire this morning. The fire was of un- known origin. though there is some suspicion that 1t was incendiary. The fire was in South Decatur and the fol- lowing buildings, together with nearly all their contents. were destroyed: w. B. McCollough's furniture store, Ed Citizens residence. pr. Gasdtoens res- idence. James Gray's residence in East Decatur was also badly damaged by fire this morning. Most of the losses are covered by insurance.
 A Mayors court out of the ordinary was held here today. Eighteen negroes were fined for shooting craps. Just be- fore the court adjourned an officer was placed at all the doors to the Mayors office and no one was allowed to leave until he had paid his street tax
 large crowd of negroes was present,
 and over 200 street taxes were collected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25

1. 3 bdIs { wire mattresses, Enter prise Grocery Co.,. Enterprise; 2, 2 cans oil. no mark. Ozark. Ala: 3. 1 hhd. crockery; E. J. Bowman. Enterprise. 6osSan 6 Afs fs;h eitd Soa Mfs $ Fodd E isnfs N F. Jackson. Banner. Ala: 2 paiis s. Food. N. N d,, E Jsekson; ns Rsmes, Ala, is: 1-i Sbl; Dbl Ala; 3. brl. syrup, c. A, Grimm: Brun- Kiser Art co.., Bsandidse, Ala; ie. i Ala; II. 5 soxes 4. Food. W. J. ParEer.. Elba. Ala: 2 pails A. Food. ". J. Par ker.. Elba, Ala: IF. 1 e. chalk crayon. Tssaso wafdsoos Ha5p kofS. kESs o1sr Has IA Ala M Trov. Ala; 1sa. i box lamps. 8. 4. King. Troy. Ala; 16. box lamps; s. 4. King: SsnaG tsse j. As.iey.D De Ala H scd: psSf sSi cs. catsup. W. MsAtkins. Headland. isnd Hs aia M '1'ispf Msshins ss %sFk E.'s &
 Bros. Elba, Ala: 2s. bdl. bed ends. B. Q. cadott. El6a; Ala: l ndi Scd ats' raits' B. O. Cadott Elha. Ala; 23. 1 es. beams, Joseph Moore. Montgomery. Ala: 24, crt. flat top s. Machines: Mrs. A. I. C.. vinegar. J. A. Marsh. Dothan. Ala: 27. 1 crt. pictures. B; F. Long < Son. Elba, Ala ss Ss Ss. em!tn ss Sdi tin
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 drnFs. R FarJ'' R. ' Brown. potSan: Ala: sS; i boiler chain. Enterprise Variety Works. Ear.rpr'ss EarsfS WorNs Ais rnterpri.s r @ Aia bal
 nipe, Enterprise Variety works. Enter prise. Ala: i box iron htgs: Enterprise Variety WSrxs EntsrDrse vaaiety works. Enterprise. Ala: s5 l-2. bx A. food D. woodham. Abbeyille Ala: ., Se: z bx marble. M. Grace .Abbeytile. AZ: Az sa. I bx pictures, illesibls Brrockt,on. ,oa Heaalana; Ala: 70; bs medc; rood Ji " " Glarx Gas Elea R1neiton Als. M Aia Ss A. 0pn pls A.
 1 fS bx A. Food. John Mead Ariosto Ala; ; 5 pls. A Food. John Mead sh,. Ar,oste. rnarS mark. Ariosto. Ala: 4. 1 bbl G Aware E. D. .vining. Headland. Ala; 4si; 1-2 sni vinegar B .stracts E. %sod' Leia ead,a Bond. Headland. Ala; 1T. a pcs: marble crtd;, no mark Lapine, Ala; A, I bx mGai hr; syrup' r. M. Armour. surles. Ala: 4s. i bx F. matter, Phoenix Supply; Tf1y' T Brown, Troy. Ala: 5l; bx A Food' ,ood Allison G. Trey; ny Ala;; Ala pai's bx 1eoa. A. food. Allison & Co, Troy. Ala; , pals 4 Food. Allison ,;.1r & G. Tros' z A Ala; TrSy sy. Ala: si. bx drugs. W. T., Middle brook no.han, Ala c ss nd,hsn Sdi lSInse Sin: hdl backs. R. l.. Hatfield C.. Do snan Ala: ss pa bed ssd end;: r.';. W; W ": ": q Sellers. Ala: b7, bx Let. Marble. B l. Bryan Elss n,a.1 A'1 hiba' s. i,s srt s. hei
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 than Ala: 60. 2 bx H. H. goods, A. L.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25

Birmingham, July 24.-tSpecial. )- President Motion, of the Birmingham Comercial Club, has named twenty members of the club as delegates te the conference or convention to be held on August 16 and IT. in Chicago, for the purpose of discussing the reciprocity question. The delegates were named Tn compliance with q request to that ef- feet in a circular received from Chi cago. The recent laws enacted in Ger many which will affect a number of products from the United States brought out the discussion and the Idea for a convention at which a discussion will take place as to the best move on the part of the United States to offset the effects of the German law.
 The gentlemen named as delegates from Birmingham are: Edward E. Will kerson, Chairman; c. H. Ungerman, R. A. Lewis, J. J. Platten. F. J. Tarrant, F. Caheen, Walter Harper, Tom Pounds, Ben Holzer, Fred Larkens, w. c. Agee, D. R. Bize, John M. Blake. R. L. Crook, Fred D. Dimmick, William Fisch. c. c. Fleming. P. N. Conan and c. c. Lynch. It Is believed that some of these dele gates will attend the convention.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
w. T. Savage, Agent.


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 Son. s hsRine n,1e Ala 7s' a,a school desk ease g pickle; J: T. Beasley; Ozark. Ala: 6laIk 6ls s Aa 0S s, drugs px AarFs A. Faoa Eel. P. .. Wcodham. Ozark. Ala; ss. 1 sE0nh' sood Ala h calhSqn SpP sisss: GSssoa. J. s4. axle. J. D. Jordan. Gordon. Ala: s5. kegs cider. no mark. Gordon. Ala; 1 can oil. no mark. Gordon. Ala; 1 bx. drugs: no mark. Gordon. Ala; car boys M. water. no mark, Gordon. Ala; 1 c: coop, no mark. Gordon. Ala; s6. 1 bx: fruit trees, J. M. Nation, Cor snnon Ssn Ala ham.r s b1s sx naraware ss w. nat
 eS Sx aimanacs. I'm et G. W. Ss Norwood: a.a Ram: ss. ao,ms! fE Aa ha%er so Als s. s arss'b bx C. slass w Brundidege Furniture O.. Brundidge. Ala: s2. es; shoes. R; M. Gordon. Wiiiis shsrman, gTandidse' Ala: Sx: notions. Willie Shurman, Brundidge.
 fanoieKh q PiK1eher '1 Dothan Alas: iias! s4 'TRsa Ysa bx. drugs. Sanders & CO. Dothan, ,.; Ala; Ala Al ss g.. b. sese fosd DO mafK no mars sf9s DaleviIle. Ala: q D s9ndi;. no mark mark mark. Daleyiiie, Ala. ss. bri. notions. Betty or5f hetay Argfsto arfS A4o;to Als AlS 1a Als lSs 1di. St' seaf?s; es' Cotton. % " EdwarSs s Ps.hfn Ramer aa a aG8 bpi pD c G Mare w. [. 4. Bennett, Lapine. Ala; l9a, 3 sx. M phosphate, illegible, Dothan, Ala; 1os. Ala: F. wheel, GorwaEd < Son, pothc- ae;wberry. sn; Ala; iGs' po'than. oN Ala; ios. bbi ware Miss so Sara Patsersopi Ilns HiengIstti grsn ware, Henrietti Griffin, .Brundidge. Ala: Iio' ss sls shoesi iii, sidnsy ss caMdy Mi, sSaFsGS; seaFs RSo;ebncf b Co, safroid. Ga; ii2, $ bal. ,ptg. paper. j H. Adams ozayk' Heimes. Brundliidge, Ala; Ala 11a; uandars61 61 Troy. Ala; lis. axle. F. E: Point Daleviiie. Ala; 116. 1 cable. F. D. VII Hams. Dothan, Ala. castg att tt' rata. F. D. loeues. Otto Hughes. Dothan. Ala. 11S. mt: plano boxes. c; w. Carter: pdtn: Pots- Ppds nnthan Ala: 120. 1 bbi. notions. Mrs. W. W C. Peterman, .Dothan. Ala: t21; crt O. boiler, Enterprice Water Wks' Enterprise, Ala; 122, bx. A. foodd, E' D. Goodwin. Enterprise, Ala; 12S, 1-2 bbl. sal. soda. Enterprise Mill NoGx. ware, s. J. Wergan. Clopton, Ala: l bbl crockery. | bS z. G: G.rs warei bx ! pie. oSl lures, 1 bi. mating. bx mtrr9ws' ! bdl. pa bags; 125. 2 gas wheels no hafAe Tues-:t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
Omcer Improving.

Mayor Ward is in receipt of a letter from the superintendent of the Pasteur Institute of Atlanta informing him as to developments in the case of Officer Disheroon of the local police force, who was bitten some days ago by a mad dog and who was sent by the city to the above institution for treatment The letter informs the Mayor that the condition of the officer is encouraging and the opinions of the attending phy- sicians state that there is very little danger of hydrophobfa setting in.
 The officer has been taking the treat ment for eleven days, and 1t will be necessary for him to remain twelve more. the regular period of treatment In such cases.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
Rawlings Murder Trial.

Valdosta. Ga, July 24.-Jesse and Leonard Rawlings were put on trial this morning for the murder of the Carter children. Attorney Cooper or the defense made a motion for charge of venue and also that none of the jurors originally drawn be all lowed to serve. These motions were overruled and the case proceeded The jury was chosen after six panels had been exhausted.
 The mother and two sisters of the young men were with them during the trial. The father was also brought from the jail and was allowed to re- main with them and help in selecting the jury. This afternoon was con sumed with the testimony of w. l.. Carter and Ali Moore. Carter swore positively that Jesse Rawlings shot one of the children and that Leonard was present at the time. The negro swore about the same and said that Leonard was not only present but had gun. The evidence about the same as that against Milton Rawlings last week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
The News of Birmingham

1 before Judge Simpson and the above or ders followed. It Is charged that the
 union officers and members have inter- | fer d with labor brought here from Cincinnati and other places to work in
 the shops of the Birmingham Machine and Foundry Company, maintaining pickets. etc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
The News of Mobile

ident: A. Crenshaw. Captain; D. J. Fanane, Secretary; A. Kling. treasurer W. Alleabach. D. Ar derson, w. Iaylor' J. Carney. w. Fincher. J. z. Taggert S. S,onyers, c. Schock. This IS the third team so far organized.
 w. A. Carter Thomasville; N w. Newell, Birmingham, and F. J. Steele Montgomery, are Alabamians registered at the Southern.
 H. c. Carter, of Montgomery. and H. A. Edmundson. of Alniston, are regis tered at the Bienville.
 Mrs. W. F. Cobb and daughter. Bar low Bend: W. A. Cobb, Selma, are guests at Klosky's. r~":
 E. l.. Mcintosh, King Pharr and w. Fudge of Catherine, Ala, are guests at the Windsor.
 Mobile Society News.
 Mrs John R. Triplett and the Misses Triplett left this evening over the Southern for Tate Spring.
 Commodore Merrill, Mir. E. D. Led yard and MT. LeBaron Lyons have re- turned from a short cruise in the Com modore's pretty yacht.
 Mrs. Blocker Thornton and children are home again from a two months stay with the Brombergs at Bayou la Batre.
 Mir. and Mrs Joseph St. George Tucker and son moved over to Point Clear Saturday to spend several weeks.
 Mrs. c. w. Robinson and Miss May Ce Robinson have returned from a visit to the Seashore Camp Grounds
 Rev. F. K. Sims and family left last week to visit MT. sims parents in Gastonia, N. c.
 Miss Marietta Green is spending few days with Miss Mary Pillans at Montrose. .....
 Mrs J. Pollock and daughters have gone to Thousand Islands for the sum mer. @.. ..
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Mcdonnell spent the weeks end at Battles Wharf
 Miss Mary Hunter has returned from a visit to Point Clear.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
Genrria Editor Fights.

Atlanta, Ga, July 24.-Hon. Henry Revill. representative of Merriwether County in the present general assem- bly and Hon. James R. Gray, editor of The Journal. had a personal difficulty in front of the Capitl City Club on Peachtree Street this afternoon.
 Several blows were passed but neither genetleman was severely in jured as friends intervened. Political differences caused the trouble.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
Marshall Ia Dead.
Smnfhers Will Retire.

New York. July 24.-E. Smathers
 has decided to retire permanently from tho turf and will sell all of his horses on Saturday. MT. Smathers has been a prominent figure on the turf for sev eral years having owned some good thoroughbreds. including McChesney. for which he paid s30.000. There are nearly fifty race horses in his stable at present
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
Accident Underwriters.

Toronto, Ont, July 24.-The Inter- national Association of Accident Un- derwriters at Lake Rosseau. Muskoka. elected the following officers for the year:
 President William B. Smith. Hartford, Conn.,; vice-president. George Danaga, Utica, N. Y, and J. E. Roberts. Toronto; treasurer, George C. Pratt Amsterdam, N. Y; secretary, George Leonard Mo Neill, Boston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
Troop D in Montgomery.

Troop D, Birmingham's crack cavalry company. Capt. Clir s. Price in com- mand. and fifty men strong. left here this morning for Montgomery to attend the encampment of the first squadron of he Alabama National Guards.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
Referee Gives Decisio,.

The contention growing out of the bankruptcy matter of the Krebs Manu- featuring Company of Bessemer. and which has been in dispute in the office of Fred s. Ferguson, referee in bank ruptcy for the past two weeks, has been settled.
 The decision of the referee in effect Is that the mortgage held by the Bes- semer Trust and Savings Bank on a certain negro church In or near Besse- mer is valid, but that the. other con tentions of the bank are~not. and that they would be~treated along with the rest of the cred eors.
 Considerable interest has been cen- tered around this case, and qnite a number of people have been present at the hearing of the evidence which has been going on for fully two weeks. The contention grew out of the above named bank claiming preference over the other creditors and especially on the ground that they had an alleged valid mortgage on the negro church referred to. and which was valued at about $40,- 900. The decision of the referee was in favor of this one contention but in the matter of others preferred by the bank, they were ruled out at present and will be treated along with the other creditors, when final settlement of the affairs of the said Krebs Manufactur- ing Company Is made.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
HE NEWS OF SELMA
Advertiser Bureau,


 The city authorities and Sanitary or fcer Smoke are busy these days trying to get the city cleaned up. Trash IS being gathered up from around the city as fast as possible and everything to make the condition healthful Is be- ing done. The street hands are clean ing out the ditc1es and cutting down the grass that grows on the side or the ditches, and as fast as the grass and trash is gathered up 1t Is being hauled out of the city limits.
 Each family Is also being notified to keep it's premises clean and 1t Is thought that within a few days Selma will be as clean as 1t Is possible to get a city The movement was inaugurated sev-ral days ago and the work is be- ing accomplished as fast as the limited force can do It. This cleaning up or the city will greatly benefit the health of the people as well as giving Selma a better appearance
 A few days ago Acting Mayor Pea cock and Sanitary Officer Smoke went around to all the business houses and inspected the premises and ordered a general cleaning up where there was any cause for such an order to be giv- en. Where the order to clean up was given the instructions have to be car ried out.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
Temporary Injunction Issued.

Associate Supreme Court Justice R. T. Simpson has issued an order direct ing Register J. W. Altman, of the Chancery Court, to prepare the neces- sary papers issuing an injunction re- straining the officers and members of Fidelity Lodge No. [, International As sociation of Machinists, from interfer- ing with the business of the Birming- ham Machine and Foundry Company In the employment of mechanics The at torneys of the plaintiffs filed application for a temporary injunction against the machinists union last week but Chan cellor Benners did not grant 1t.
 The attorneys presented the petition
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
Returned from Mexico,

F M Jackson has returned from Guanajuata. Mexico. where he has been
 for the past two weeks inspecting the
 gold and silver mines of the La Luz Mining and Tunnel Company. He brought back with him a number of souvenirs, and Is busy distributing them among his friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
Trades Council to Celebrate.

The Birmingham Trades Council has instructed its Committee on Labor Day Celebration to begin work on the prep arations for the largest celebration ever undertaken in Birmingham.
 The committee Is headed by J. H. Moseley, and 1t is proposed to have monster parade as well as a big bar becue and picnic on Labor Day, the first Monday in September.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
No Gaming Allowed,

Chief of Police Wier this morning addressed a letter to all saloon pro- prietors, giving notice that where gambling rooms are suspected to he in operation on the upper floors of the same building and are connected with electric wires, that they will be re- ported to the City Council and recom- mendation made that their licenses be revoked.
 The Chief declares that he has in formation that his officers visit rooms suspected of having gambling there but their coming Is flashed ahead over the buzz" buttons. Inasmuch as the City Council has given a precedent in re- voking license when saloons continue to violate the Sunday law. 1t Is believed that a report from the Chief of Police will bring about similar condition with saloons that permit gambling to go on in their buildings ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
Bank for Sl0cumb.

Washington. July 24.-(Special)- The application of J. R. Faircloth, R D. and J R. Crawford. H. G: Torres ter and Joe Baker to organize the S1o- comb National Bank of Slocomb. Ala.
 with $35.00 capital. has been approved by the Comptroller of the Currency.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
Worked a Neat Trick.

A negro by the name or ZacK olnitn has been arrested by the police author
 ities on the charge of obtaining money under false pretence. The trick where by he obtained tbe money is a new one for this city. and was quite a neat way of ,skinning" firm. How much money the negro has obtained by his method Is not given out, but 1t will amount to nearly $50 ~@
 Several weeks ago Zack Smith was employed at the Peacock Iron works for three days. as that concern needed some extra help, and as Is the custom when such an occasion arises almost
 anyone they can secure is hired. Dur
 ing the three days that Smith worked
 he proved himself hard working man
 and did his 1rk well. Although he
 was hired for only three days and has
 not been working fer the concern since
 then every pay day he mas drawn his
 weeks salary, which amounted to about
 $4.50.
 There is time clock at the plant of
 the Peacock Iron Works and every one
 that works for the concern Is given a
 number Smi.a's number was l26.
 which he punched during the three days
 he worked for the company After the three days was up he continued to come
 to the shop each morning and punch his number on the clock and then leave and go to work somewhere else. Each pay day he would come and draw the moneY for the Weexs work which he had not done.
 Smith has kept this up for about two months and each week would draw his
 $4 50 from the firm. w. K. Peacock discovered the other day the method Of the negro and had him arrested. The care against the negrb will be heard in PolIce Court tom orcow moning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
A small Court.

There were crly two cases tried Tn Police Court this morning, one or them beinp dismissed Most of the cases that were called for trial were con tinued until the session of the court tomorrow morning. The cases against Tobe Edwards and Charlie Melton charged with rec civirg stolen proper ty, will also be heard at the session of the court tomorrow morning.
 Cornelius Wiley was in court on the charge of disorderly conduct. A fine or
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25

s10 O. twenty days on the streets was assessed against him. Richard McMillan, who was charged with yagrancy, was discharged. as It was proven that he was working and had been working for several months. Social and Personal. Mrs Lizzie Mitchell of Birmingham Is the guest of Mrs c. A. Rush on Mabry Street. Miss Ailene Hunter has returned home after a pleasant visit to friends
 at Faunsdale. She has as her attrac-
 tive guest Mrs. Richard Elsberry of
 Faunsdale.
 Miss Jennie Harren of Pleasant Hill
 passed through the city yesterday en route to Waynesville where she will spend the remainder of the heated term.
 S. A. Fowlkes has gone to Ashevilie. N C., where he will spend few days. From Asheville MT. Fowlkes will go to New York and Baltimore. Mrs Alex Cawthon and little daugh- ter and Mrs. Harrison have returned
 home\ after spending several weeks at Perdido
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ. W. Walker. son
 and daughter. will leave Wednesday for New York and Atlantic City. Warren Hunter will leave In few days for Poughkeepsie. N. Y" where | he will take a business course. Misses Ailene Dansby and Camilla Hunter left yesterday to visit Mrs' | Milhouse at Orrville. b. D. Updegraff left this afternoon | for Montgomery where he will spend
 few days
 W. M. Vaughan has returned nome | after spending a few days st Foiht | Clear.
 Junius Gait came home Saturday at- | ter a several weeks stay at Peroioo' | Miss Mary Moore will leave in a tew | days for Montevalie sI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
Gnxe Him .elf In.

John Henry Tyrus. the negro man who on Saturday night shot and killed a negro woman, Mathilda Harman, on the Cummings place. about six miles east of Selma, went to the Dallas Coun- ty jail last night and gave himself up to the county authorities. Tyrus claims that ne was compelled to kill the woman in self defense and as he thought that the jury which would Try him would let him go free he came to Selma last night and surrendered.
 The prelimnary trial for the shooting of the woman will be held in a few eays.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
.Iahn EIIum nead

John Ellum, the negro who was shot by Deputy Constable Putnam. who in turn was shot to death by the negro. is dead. He was wounded in the ab- domen, anj wlile every attention was given him at the hospital of the county jail he succumbed.
 Marshall Is Dead.
 George Marshall. the negro who was shot Saturday by another negro named Albert Frazier for stealing a hog. died this morning at the Hillman Hospital
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co. Sale
 of Unclaimed and Refused Freight.


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