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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-24
Cemeteries Were BeautiAed.


 Cemeteries in this place presented a very beautiful scene this morning. Lov- ing relatives who had been preceded by loved ones to the other world wis., ited the burial grounds yesterday and decorated the several hundred graves with the choicest cuts of flowers, rak- ing off the plats and clearing away any possibly obnoxious weeds. Vases filled with flowers and blooming potted plants were placed at various mounds, and as the day was one of the most beautiful for outdoor pleasure. there were hundreds of visitors to these places.
 The burial grounds never presented more beautiful sight. for there was never a richer display of the choicest of flowers. In the past the people of this place have had the forethought to have planted flowers of many species on the plats and the early blooms were never more noticeable than today. cou- plcd with the other decorations placed on the graves.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-24

FOR sALE-Angus bull: weighs 2.1O0; sold eor no fault: also Shorthorn heifer; prices moderate. Alabama Experiment Station.
 Auburn. Ala St-1O
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-24
PENSACOLA'S EASTER,
GALY ALTERED CROWDS THRoNG-
 ED THE CHURCHES.
Battleship Kearsarge's Chaplain Occu- pied One of the Puipfts--Re-
 ported that Naval Fleet is Soon to Depart.

Pensacola, April 2S-(Special .)-Ser- vices in all of the churches today were all bearing upon the glad Easter tide, and the themes chosen by the respect i've pastors were in keeping with che suspicious occasion.
 All of the churches were crowded to the portals, and the gay dresses Of great many of those in attendance was another feature of the church-goi 1g that was interesting. At St. Michaers and St. Joseph's Catholic churches spe- cial services were held, and at Christ Episcopal Church an extended song ser- vice was observed. all taking in the spirit of the occasion. At the Meth odist, Presbyterian and Baptist church. es, the glad occasion was remembered and all of them were we'll attended.
 Tonight at the Palafox Street Meth odist Church, Chaplain W. c. Isaacs 'of the battleship Kearsarge occupied the pulpit, preaching an exceedingly in- teresting sermon. The naval man aas been heard on many occasions during the stay of the fighting ships in this bay.
 On account of the absence from the city of the pastor. there was no preach ing at the Universalist Church, but the Sunday School and song services took on additional interest, and there was a large attendance at each Of them.
 The display of Easter flowers at the different churches was something rich, and 1t might be truly said that many
 went to the churches just to see .he floral show. There was rich assort- ment of every hue and fragrance. and | the heavily y-scented air from the flow CTS was noticed as soon as any of the churches was entered.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-24

FOR SALE-Band log saw mill, new An complete running order, with teams,
 fin good belt of oak timber; one-fourth cash. long time. Large double circu- lar mill, years cut logs and timber; S5,000 cash. w, Advertiser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-24
IRON SAFES FOR SALE.

FIRE PROOF. burglar proof time lock safes, secondhand and new in stock; sell or exchange for any kind. Phone 12e. Base fnent Moses Bldg. c. J. Thrasher.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-24

HAVING bought out a sample line of pictures in sheets, also a drummeTs line of framed pictures at 50 per cent below cost we offer them to the public at the same figure, from 10 cents up; call and take Fo nost office tf-10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-24

Invites the accounts of banks. corporations, firms individuals and gives it's patrons the security convene and courtesy of we'll regulated bank. Allows Interest on Deposits in ts Savings Dsparsm
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-24
MICHAEL CODY. s WILCOX ssss UnionB Bank X Trust Co., Capital s200,000 Undivided Profits s40,O00
 Commercial Banking.

Directors: I. L. Gaston, Isdor Veil, Joseph Norwood, I. C. Haas, Fred. S Ball. Meyer L. Grel. ]. S Wilcox, Emanuel Lobman, Michael Cody.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-24

DN ACCOUNT of having moved from the city, will sell my interest in the Bowdoin Carriage Works. J.. A. Bowdoin. Box sIS-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-05
SPRING CATARRH
Chsngsabls Weather Causes Disease,
Breathe Hyumsl and Cure Cat-
arb,

The changeable weather Of spring
with is warm days and cold nights Is
responsible for great increase In the
number OF cases Of caiarrh. Il il now
that Hyomei. the guaranteed treatment
for catarrh that cures without stomach
dosing. should be used 10 every home.
Hyomei Is scientific method by
which pure air impregnaied with ma
lures own remedies for the cure Of
catarrh. can be inhaled by every sui-
ferer la his or her home. Breathed
through the neat pocket inhaler that
comes with every outfit, is healing,
volatile, antiseptlc fragrance reaches
the lungs and air passages as no stom-
ach dosing possibly can do. Il gives
immediate relief and makes lasting
cures.
Proof that the Hyomei trealmentwill
do all that Is claimed for ii is found in
the guarantee under which Druggist
Gokay sells it, an agreement 70 pay
back the price II the purchaser can say
that Hyomei has not given satisfaction
Complete outfit sl.OO; extra bottles SOC.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-05
AFrER THE ORDEAL
san PattsFssn shows nneets o. NeFv-
aas strata, hat u heeefertna'

NMM NNNNNNNHN "WNHtH AHNN""H" -
aas strata, hat u heeeferina'
NEW YORK. May ., - No positive
steps were taken toward having nan
Patterson released on bail, d being
agreed by her counsel snd her rather
tlN even though bail were possible al
mp'. IL would boz better FOR the glrl 20
remain quietly ln lhe Tomhs for d rest
after the ordeal She has undergone for
many days ana nights.
Alnny alarming repofis We're eiren'
lated ns % Miss rafterson's condition,
h heing declared that following her col
lapse When the third iury was die
missed without d decision nn her case
she had laid Tor hours in rnmAinsr
condition and was q physical wreck
II was stated ni the Tomhs last night
that Miss paiisrson's rendition u prnc.
tically normnl she shows the effects
~ her trial. hui b. far from o. real
breakdown She spent a large part ~
he day sleeping in her cell being thor
oughly exhausted from her long vigil
aud the nervous strain of the trial
Miss rauerscns lawyers will en-.
deafnr a. reach an agreement with The
district attorney Office ls 90 the
amount ~ bail their client shall be- ro'
aurod % give They hope thr sum wlll
Boz nominal one. hni Hny ta"y are
noady DO furnish hludsrHr fnr any
tmouni within r,lsnn District Aii0r
uoy Jerome WIS oui Of ihr city. and
ihls fact also sri,l nf ffay 90 fur
ihef proceedings
There |s much siaeen' ''Hu a. what
course the district attorney Niil pursue
with reference to ihe iral of j Nor
gan smith and h., Wifr pr iNr rhHrsn
~ conspiracy aui nhnf rnnf ihr irs.
lfmuni adireei H ihr.f bearing might
have upon o. iHi,-ll|r Fourth trial fnr
Mis-. Patterson
District Attorney ienH ni Albany
said llsi might i'lai fhr vote ~ ihr inry
/ boo iho rnso of nam Patterson would BE-
tern ne Go o. large degree Die decision
whether to pni beer on ir.ni again for
ihe murder of Caesar Young " the
infy $780,. prrpondeunily against her
F he ma'f iry beer mln NJ ihr ma.
iDaiy wns DO hrl favor be- might oon.
4 ant 60 hrr u'',.Hse. ilr would not
comment on ihp lury's disagreement
though BE- efl'rliif d.d not greatly sur
prise h.m.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-05
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News % che .rewa and village BEisny
rsid for nasE nsadsrs


News sf che .re~a aaa village BF'say
rsid far nasE nsadsFs
Mrs s. q. Hall Is confined 20 the
house with an attaek OF the grip.
Mrs Ruth Grlswold and Mrs y. T.
Orlswold are spending the day in
Troy aud Albany.
Mr aud Mrs .. IA Moore are spend
Ing their honeymoon la catsklll They
viii return sunday.
Dr r J.. Hurley returns 10 Albany
May ~ io asss,ae the duties Of Inferno
ln ~ Peters hospital where be- won n
appointment upon competitive eNami'
nation,
Mr and Mrs J =. Hurley have re-
turned from Albany where they spent
ihr flrst part Of the week attending The
graduating exercises 81 the class of
1905 Of the Albany Medical college II
which their son u. J. Hurley was a
member.
Mrs George Woodland 81 School
street was much surprised when about
eighteen friends aud neighb0rs walked
in last Tuesday evening. Refresh
menis Here served aud thoy Nere
pleasantly entertained by Prof. Camp
he'll with bis uaphophone. A fers
pretty palm and urn Wrre left az a re-
hinder 81 her birthday.
There In good advance sale "a
Quincy Adams sawyer which viii b.
presented 40 the Opera house this eve
ming. This very high class prrior
nance ia one which should attract q
large representative audience.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-05

Commissioners VIII Await Report.

NEW YORK. May 5.--After lengthy
conference the insurance commission
ers from five states outside Of New
York announced that they had inform
ally considered the situation in the
Equitable society. had talked with
State Insurance superintendent Hen
bricks Of New York, who had assured
the commissioners that the investiga-
ton as to the management would be
completed by June Il. and had decided
to await the result of the investigation.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-05
EAST ARLINGTON

Miss Mabel Moore Of noosick Falls
has tccn visiting her aunt Ne. ~.
Whitman. Mr, Whitman has so far
recovered from her long illness az 20
boz able Go resume 10 some degree her
former work ln millinery.
l.. q. Buck of West Arlington u
building a bridge here for A. r.
Buck.
G. :. Hard Of Salem q. stopping AZ
r.. u. Andrews Tor q couple Of weeks.
Mr. j. NJ Walker aas called 10
Bennington recently on account Of Ill
ness lu the family Of his son. Charles
Walker.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-05
international Railway Congress.

WASHINGTON. May 5.-The seventh
session of the International Railway
congress has been formally opened here
by Vice President Charles w. Fair
banks. The opening ceremony AT the
New Willard hotel was attended by
nearly 500 delegates. Three hundred
of the delegates are foreigners and
every railroad of Importance in the
world is represented. Vice President
Fairbanks spoke words of welcome.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-05
wouldn't Let the Ape Smoke.

SOUTH BEND. Ind, May 5.-Durlng
the performance of a trained animal
show Il constable served a warrant on
the management because trained
ape smoked cigarette during the per
Torrance. The trial will be held in n
Justices court. This is the most rigid
enforcement Of Indiana's new anti
cigarette law yet reported
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-05
Total Abstnincr Lived ia Years.

DETROIT. Mich, May >. - Piotr
Kasrmioresak, who was born in Pc
land ia years ago, is dead at his home
here. He had been Il life long abstain
er from tobacco and liquor and had
spent most of his life in the open air.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-05
BASEBALL SCORES.
Games Played Yesterday in che Ma
tionni and American Leagues.
NATION

~ Boston
New YORK ........ o = 9
Boston ............ % ri n o.
tiiis-Nsw York i1. Boston ErfurH
New York Boston /. Batteries aWIltra
and nfssnahan. willis and Nerdham.
A. Chicago
chicago ...........U % u o. ?
Hiia-sf louis f. chicago Euura-
81 louis q chicago T. NHfieflrf lAr-
ior and Grady. WrImrr and 90 Sell
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-05
chnileohe Bank President Dead.

CHILLICOTHE, O., May 5.-James
c. Quinn, vice president of the First
National bank Of Chillicothe, died here
last night, aged fifty-seven years.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-05
Fishing Tackle
At
.GRISWOLD'S

RODS bought direct from the factory
Ia quantities IA command lowest
prices. Split Bamboo, loinied rods
with two tips, from iac IA 800 eacn,
i.aucew0od, oreenhart ana Bristol
Steel Rods Of every description.
FLIES 40 bOc per dol., tied Ia England
especially Tor us, which are far sn'
perlor a. those usually sold ai hc
each. The bennington, % Roar.
Ing Branch Deer Llck' and
Deer Cabin" are our own brands
of lles made up from suggestions
hy our most successful local Usher
men. They aro put on cards bearing
our name, Others are limitations ~
The genuine,
GANGE HOOKS in a dozen different
bends. ln three colors 20 gut 90 The
best brands oi hooks We also have
the cheaper grades ~ lOc per dof., ~
you want that kind.
BASKETS. Fly and Bait Bofes,
Scales, Compassos, Tackle Books,
Knives. Drinking Cups aud one hun
drcd nf ihr hundred aud one things
necessary 90 make The Fisherman
happy.
Don't risk the big hsh ON poor hy.
hook, leader coz linc-
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
TO PROTECT FIREMEN.s HANDS

The Sailors Bethel tu Boston has found new
outlet for its activity IL Is collecting Oh carpets.
TO supply She frsnen on the ocean steamships with
holders The heat in which these men work is so
great that man who had not become gradually
accustomed IL would End il actually insuu70rta-
6ie. One of the hottest things around boiler
room is the slicehar with which the fireman from
time 70 time poke the fire 10 prevent the coal
from caktug into Jumps.
These fars frequently become red bot. and unless
the fireman protects his hands serious burns in
eEitaby result Experiments have been tIiod with
holders Of various materials. but old pieces Of
pct have SO Tar proved 10 be the 0usv thing which
Will surely protect the hands Of the men. With
pieces of carpet the bars car he handled without
danger. An idea OF the high temperature Of these
bars may be obtained By the fact that single
days will completely burn ~ even the thick
est piece ot carpet.
A representative from the Bethel has been scour-
ing Boston auction rooms in search Of old carpets
which had served out their usefulness as floor coy
erings but could be cut up into strips for the
frenen's use. He found several rolls that could
be bought for a small sum each These he pGr-
chased and divided into three four lots, sending
lot to each OF the several institutions doing
work among the sailors. There they being cut
INTO strips and distributed fast as they are called
for b. the frernen. ..
The Bethel has solved In this way Of the
perpleZing problems besetting the fireman. Hith-
erto has often been unable get the carpet. lie
to buy it. he did not know where 10 find IL. When
he burns his hand and cannot work he is laid OF
The collecting and distributing Of old carpets to the
fremen Is 2 real practical help.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31


considerable amount Of dfHculty ii maintaining
order i IS rare that single ballot suff1ces;
for IN an Assembly or SS4 members 443 votes
are necessary IN order q constitute the neces-
sary majority Indeed when Faure was
elected just ten years ago several ballots had Is
be taken before he obtained his majority Of 43o
votes. several members being absent NJ Lou-
bet on the other hard. vas elected after single
ballotfng b 4S3 votes.
As soon as the baIloting Is finished an al
iournment is taken to count me votes This
usually consumes about half al hour The AS
semhlgis Then called - order again by The pre-
siding officer ~ If ne happens to have been
elected himself. by the president % tho
senate Who announces tie numbers and If the
requisite majority has been obtained excaims.
Monsieur having obtained the sufrages Of
the National AsSemoIy ! herewith proclaim him
President of the Republic
Taeu placing lis lat "a hia head. he declares
tra session .toseI apd The meeting 81 "a end
TIE necessary minutes - the Assembly having
been drawn Ip and d.ly signed the presiding
officer ard the Prime Minister. together with
the members of hie Cabinet ali IN full evering
dress adjourn y the maenifce1t apartment
known 4 aIl American izItors 70 the Palace of
yerea.Iles as tbe salon Marengo owing t. the
IA .arir-of 7e TAI feor Marengo. which adorns
itz wali= Trare the successful candidate ike
7rfsa f1 evening dress. awaits their coming and
receives f-or. fhA Premier me notifcaton II
nir election il snort speec, the presiding On Y
90 81 IS .sse,a5ly flitor-i7g this Win read
ing er tfs fnfr'Itae 10 tliis the newly elected
FreefIcar -rp1ias briefly. the fenar e his re-
I1a-E= being basel upon his determination -
MAINTAIN unimpaIred tHe provisions e The con
srft1rfor and ire prestige of France usually
adding that ne eeases tHencefortE to belong 70
ans roif,i.ai f-srfon Is order 10 exercise toward
5Il .he s-rfrtast .nraTti7Iitl
sce President however. takes 1rh e.
r sworn in and Is not f1aagurate5
r tr4 American sense of tae crt Inme-
iist4-v serz-Vard he returns Is Paris usually
=. -oad III landau drawn by four picked arr
tfa-v Ecrses rostlIiorei gul0ers hs ar
-faEe being rr- eGed IN followed ty large
escort n ca He aivays aclompanied aE
~ Prime Afrister FIe fnvaraHly alizhts sr
trs FtysA4 arer though has lot beer vacated
nv tne fariI, n his predecessor. BIT his calL
nnisr President Casimir Perter received from
President Faure tn person. is considered part of
the necessary installation. - j stamps The rev
Presidents r.- tol Ee Tay not take ~ fis
res.itr-s there t0r several weeks-il tho case
81 Jne rext President II viii no, 0e Entil
mc1.th later that is Is say. Until after Feb
ruary Is when it VIII be vacated BY Emil
Louber and it s probable that the Grand Chan
c-u7r II the order Of the Legion of Honor
VII defer until then the little Cerrrouy n hand
ing ov1r ~ ina n4v chief Magistrate the gold
chain or collar and star which constitutes tn
insignia Of the Grand Masre- II the National
order Of France That will complete his in
stallatiou as President OF the Republic
Ex-ATTACHE-
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31

ultra conservatives ard a foe Of Loubet, were
elscted to the Presidency on January Is next
serious complications might arise For while
on the one hand the new President might insist
upon at once beginning to exercise the powers
with which he had become invested by his cleo
tion to the chief magistracy NJ Loubet would
decline and rightly SO. to give way or 70 va
cate his office until the completion Of the term
for which he mad been elected, namely Feb
ruary IS. Thanks TO the faulty construction Of
the constitution and to the neglect Of its fran
CTS to provide for such a contingency. the courts
of law and TIC Council of state which is the sd-
preme tribunal of France IN affairs Of this kind,
would experience an immense amount Of difIi-
rUIty in determining the question IS - which of
The two Presidents France CUe6. her ali7sianea
during the four weeks intervening between Jan
Uary IS and FehruarE Is.
suppose il is hardly necessary 10 call atts2-
tfou here 70 tho fact thar the method of e.ectiug
n President in France is entirely different from
That fa vogue in this co@atrg- For over there
tile President is chosen hE a congress composed
af tina Senate and ot the Chamber Of Deputies
sitting together as one National Assembly for tire
purpose al Versailles. The majority Cf the votes
deciding the Issue This being Tire case. ii IS ot
interest so note that in the first week OF January
that is 40 say. Just fortnight before thU
Presidential elel:iou-oue-.i15rd II the Tuea1uars
ef the Senate vsl .zacars tleiE seats having
conpIated their nine year terms. Thar Is q
say. when the Presidential election occurs. on
january Is there uilI h about ore hundred
Senators. newly. elected. who. it may be as
sumed. viii represent the oufriou Of The e.se-
torate At tho present time. BUT the remaining
t7vo-th5fGs q the Senators wsre eIaated thraa
and SIX years ago. and the CHAMBER % Deputies
composed Of 81 Deputies. three yeafs and uine
months ago. when popular sentiment and puhA'
conditions were direrenf - Wnat they are to-
day Ii win therefore. be Giffic1ir % regard the
selection made by fhs National Assembly three
weeks hsnae Of . successor IL Erriss Lo4haf as
representing the views Of the people Of France
to-day ii viii represent the risrs entertained
three and six years ago. and there IS 10 aouFt
that a more correct Indication Of the wishes -
the people with regard T. The selection of thsi-
P-es'dea. vauiI have hee0 obtained it President
Inubsr had Il SOME time Il the last few weeks
dissolved the chamber of DEPUTIES and 1rdeEea
: general election Fl which case the 81 new
Deputies and 100 news Senator's would have fur
nished definite manifestation of the trend of
ratfonaI sentiment il he matter of the laef
nagistracy Rut ha President has no, been
fr-c agent .u his For. II o-ia~ 6 dissolve the
,,r1.3,Isar 81 DEPUTIES no IS obliged . have the
consent ~ rhe majority q the senate and also
1f ,he Cabinet ana i may safely be taken for
granted that neither the upper chamber of The
legislature nor the administration would. IN
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
Old Van Rensselaer, House Purchased Will
Be Cut Up Into Building Lots.

home nor the intellectual l.le II ve-e ro7eilad
however, rs make 4 rlai-et@-
At this moment client Yang C2 the taIs7aoae.
and the lawyer mother rrgrmg-taE another
apology. hastersd f3 tire Instrument and casa the
necessary Information. This proved -a r ros.-
lively the last call Dropping into ) mission af4t-
The hostess completed her previous remark with
logical continuity and fudtciaI precision
Il would sacrifice the profession because the
mothers duties are Or more benefit rt so-issg-Ehau
anything else. Yes for tie sska 81 r.y sonny
his full name is Travis Fl NrhItuey sr and he's
eleven months old-L would give Ir ali the art ard
science in the world But ii seems trat 80 far
neither OF is has lost anything by continuing pros
fessionaI activity. Winch is the better prenatal
influence for cHtId-a mind taken up with petty
worries and cares or one occupied with large vital
interestS2 Does 4 mother lose in tenderness or
skill because she has knowledge no..
Then you hold that business life and public
career are distinctly advantageous
II have never observed that they took from 4
woman her femiainity. The unvouanly women one
has met in the outside world would have been he
same in any circumstances. a really wide expert
ence Of life broadens ard deepeus the sympathies.
IT brings out womanly qualities that might lie
dormant without the awakening touch Of reality
It is true there is a practical question in some
cases OF how TO fulfil home and other duties al
the same time. Children require great deal of
care But II is largely the fault of unjust sys-
TEN of society that women DO not have the double
opportunity Of developing themselves. as well as
their honles-not that i believe in the extreme IF
socalstfc motherhood for It is the right and priv
lege Of every parent to be with the child IT.
~ssYou were admitted 70 the bar about ten years
ago2"
yes IN 1895. and was then twenty-five years
old 1t amuses my husband who. you know. IS a
lawyer too and assistant secretary Of the Citi-
zens Union, to discover in some old papers that
my early views on this subject are not changed by
later experience
You see I was never foolish enough to run down