The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-04
NEGRO OES INTERVIEWED
nLOODwOHTH DENY THE CnIMn.
Net Yet AnnsunceA when PElsensrs Wtm De CaRxaeA to New Decatur, Where There e Much Feelng
 AgalnAt Then.

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 Net Yet AnnsuneeA wAea Psissnsrs Wtu De CaRxaeA to New Decatur, Where There 0 Much Feelng 1 Agalnst Then.
 lirningham. March s.-!special. y Solicitor Dave Almand. of Morgan Niss Belie Bioodworth. who was mur- dered in New Decatur few weeks ag0, with Detective Charles H. Heflin, M s' soSn ycs ss as.s sns 0da sss Smith, the two negroes arrested in New Decatur charged with the murder of Miss Bloodworth and brought here for ''IS The nss9oss denied the crime Col Her is said to have told the New De- catur authorities that Smith confessed to him of committing the murder when the negroes will be taken back to New Decatur for trial. There Is con- siderable i'll feeling against the negroes in MorEsn coynty and, and fears s were ,ssssS sx- hence their being brought to Birming- ham.
 yuage Rsulhae Better.
 Judge Thomas R. Roulhac. United states district attorney. who was taken suddenly III few weeks ago with what was thought to be . stroke of paralysis. vas able to leave the in- U noon for his home in Shefneld. Ala. He expects to be able to be about his work In . short while.
 Meade Case Postponed.
 The case of Joe Meade. the young society man. who Is charged with as- sault with Intent to murder Coke A. 1 Matthews, was postponed indefinitely | In the criminal court today. Meade shot Matthews In an ice-cream estab. lishment on Second avenue several weeks ago on account of an ugly re. number of witnesses were in the court | in answer to summons. There Is no telling now when the case will ever be tried
 Deeds Are Filed.
 Deeds were filed In the probate of. flee here today by the Loui:ville De- and Nashville railroad, the extensive property at Boyles. four miles north of the city. which has been used for yards. The eonsds5ssioD ,s syea st ;ss0sog is composed of stockholders in ths Louisville and Nashville railroad and the filing or recording of deeds is matter of form; The new yards will De | Daily Newspapes for Negroes.
 A number of negroes have organizsd
 ss which anS T nas Secn running for some time. It Is proposed to issue . daily paper for negroes lat CT William McGill continues In charge II of the paper. He authorizes the ts state. <. purchased and later on other equip ment to run . paper for negroes.
 Commercial Travellers Organising. .
 { ffto nf Dh "a No. 172. United Commercial Trevelers to be held tomorrow night, prepara- tions will be made to entertain the gathsrins at as which ha inst,sssS srana e9gnSl sor pected that between sixty and seventy delegates will be prNent when the grand council for Alabama is organixed l Trsvsiers Protective Association. the difference being that only travelling men are permitted in the Commercial Travellers
 Il County Farmers' Institute.
 IS, White, agrieulturai agent oi the Frisco system, was in Birminghan today. coming from sulligents where of the Lamar County Farmers Insti' tute. with Judge John A. Pope of sul. iigsnt as president. The organizatioE and viii urge the planting of oats corn. hay and Irish potatoes. Ther'
 will be little attention paid to cottor . as compared to the conditions las year. MT. White states that institutes
 will be organised in every county tra
 versed by the Frisco System 80 tha tonnage can be worked up in thes' commodities. The new institute Jus organized will begin a campaign o education on agricultural matters. ,I Furnaces Close Dowm. ,I The Tennessee Coal, Iron ana Rail road Company has closed down al , furnaces at Rsssemef on account o the shortness of the coal and cok'