The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-26
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Rescued Dow From Basin.


 Rescued Dog From Basin.
 feopIe who believe that romance ana cnivairy are dying out( should have been on the streets yesterday morning as as an early hour, when all honest foiRs s save policemen, newspaper men, ana few other unfortunate individuals are asleep.
 There was no fair maiden involved, Hers. with long rapiers and long com sciences. The actors in the little dra- ma were yellow cur dog, the Kind you you KICK KICK and swear at, when he comes ployed Tn cafe that keeps open until the early hours of .ne morning.
 The cafe man: had closed his place Dexter Avenue to his much longed | for bed. The street was deserted Even the policemen on the seat was seated Tn, Tn an all night drug store, talking When the cafe man reached the Court Square fountain, he heard cries rom the water, almost as agonizing hurried to the scene and peered into the dark water. A yellow mongrel was struggling there, his strength ex- hausted. He was unable to get a foot hold on the slippery steel of the foun- tain and his cries werc like those of man, who can swim no longer and recognizes that he must die. There was no way to get to the dog. save a steel pipe that ran to the foun- tain. The steel was slippery and a man. who fears an unexpected bath gbi a, an lear early ts holr of the morning: no rnss the water on this pipe.
 The cafe man didn't fear. He crossed the Pips. HI He caught the dog in a1,, the on the firm cobble stones of Court Square. The dog thanked him by shaking water over him but the cafe If a child had been saved. Mont gomery. would have yesterday re- sounded with his name, but 1t was a risked their lives for child, few would have taken the chances of wet ting for cur dog.
 Miss RObsOn's Success.
 Announcement is made from New York that early in the winter Miss Eleanor Robson will produce zang.; wills great play, Merely Mary Ann
 Miss Robson is the young woman who gave gave tneaitregoers of Montgom@ery picture was not altogether satisfying and one did not leave it with the im- precision that Miss Robson possessed however, she has amazed the critics with the vividness of her portrayal of Zangwilrs slavey, Mary, and it is pro ments of recent stage history. Tnree months of last winter Miss Robson played the piece at the Duke of York'S ish reyiewers said ana eVerythigg M comp mentary of her that could have been said. On her return to New York she was overwhelmed with letters,, telo- grams and even flowers from all over the United tSates from friends who wanted to show their qualification at ner English success.
 mother was the original Mrs. Wigs" of the stage, will make tour or the South and her managers have already arranged that she appear in Montgom-
 Sam and Arthur Hirscher, managers of the Montgomery Theatre, will leave soon for New York to arrange their bookings for next season.
 Killing PeopIe In Lodz. q have read ever since I could read that London Is the greatest city in the world" said well known man yesterday: T believe that Greater New York ranks next and then comes giddy Paris. But by a system of calculation have reached the conclusion that the city inhabitated byI'the most people is Lodz in Poland Now oG,dz Lodz ots IS somewhere in the Russian empire but if the newspapers speak true, 1t has twice as many people as St. Peters that ever since there has been riot ing in Russia, and the riots nave been going on for some time, the average
  Is about fifty. If Lodz wasn great city. the demand of people to be killed would be practically nothing by this time but the Cossacks seem to find plenty of material to work on still. C. yes, Lodz is big city"
 Acting Mayor C.. P. Mcintyre, who has just returned from Mobile, where he attended the commencement exer- cises of Spring Hill College, of which he is an alumnus, speaks. in highest City, The street paving, he says, has given the city changed appearance and the sky-scraping new buildings, makes 1t look more like a great city.
 News comes from Blount Springs that MT. D. P. West of Montgomery, who was stricken with illness there about two weeks ago, is very much h,n to walk about the grounds and his physician is hopeful that he will soon be restored completely to his normal condition.
 Mrs. Heury B. Wye of Pomeroy, O., with her daughter, Miss Kathleen Ti- tus, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles P. Campbell, at her home No. 545 South Lawrence Street.
 MT. J. W. Woodruff left yesterday morning to represent Montgomery County in the State Socialist Conven- y
 Mir. Pope Seals, former well known young man of Montgomery who now resides in Birmingham spent yester day with friends in the city.
 MT. Jesse B. Hearn of Demopolis spent yesterday in Montgomery.
 MT. J. B. Battle of Birmingham is at the Imperial
 Mir. Mark Miller of Foley Is at the New Mabson.
 MT. R. L. Marchman of Troy is in the city.
 Mir. E. L. Moore of River Falls is here.
 MT. J. P. Fry of Eufaula is in the city.
 VISITING IN DREWTON. Teacher in Philippines Comes to Amer
 ica to See HomefOIks.
 Brewton, June 25.--t Special. )--T. E. of p.l