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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-06
IN HONOR OF MISS BURTON.

The favor cotillion. at which Mir. and aunn, Mrs, J: S. virdtn entertained last Burton of Washington. % and e to 'is his daughter, Miss Lucille virden. was the of ofiitlaat thia ss event on the social calendar Beauvoir % Cub and yss a ies giSSn SS ht hde Iae win Howell Lewis with the charming young woman in whose honor the beautiful affair was given. Miss Bur crepe de chine and rich lace made prine her exquisite figure.
 Mrs Virden received her guests in a Miss virden wore a pretty gown of pompadour net over taffeta.
 In the third of the three connecting parlors of the club two punch tables American beauty roses. Mrs Victor Hanson and Mrs. s. I. Tyson presided. and at the other. adorned in golden Ms w ns Nafe ser ans ins Mrs Rcs ert Henderson.
 In the end of the ball room on the second floor favor table was placed dispensed by Mrs. Edward Amerine. During an intermission dainty refresh ments were served. cotons Sae SnS wnp sn,oyea Henderson, MT. and Mrs. s. L. Tyson, MT. and Mrs. J. T. Hefiin. MT. and Mrs. Robert F. Ligon Mrs A. L. Dowdell of Opelika, Mrs. Edward Amerine. Mrs. V. H. Hanson, Miss Anna Fillmore, Miss Willie Browning Haralson, Miss Caro- lyn Haralson. Miss Mary Kirkpatrick Miss Josephine Norwood, Miss Virginia Norwood. Miss Corallette Metcalf. Miss Lily Pelzer. Miss Llll Tinsley. Mrs. " s. Naftel, Messrs. Frank Miller, Temple Seibels, Paul Tucker Sayre, Charles Gunter, Gaston Gunter. Edwin Howeu Lewis, David Whetstone, Ben Noble. James Wyman, J. N. Baker. Clifford Lanier, Jim Burton. Arch Mckinney liamson of Birmingham, J. c. Hart Frank McPherson, Willis, H. T. Lay. T. c. Mcclellan, T. Sydney Frazer of Union Sprln6S. /
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-06
DEATH LURKS IN SICK KIDNEYS

The kidneys are the weak link in the chain of life, and are daily carry ing thousands of victims to untimely graves. Ninety men and women in every hundred have kidney trouble and don't know 1t, because it's only when the trouble reaches an advanced stage that it's recognized as kidney disease.
 We imagine we have dyspepsia, heart disease, nervous prostration and a hundred and one ills, but nine times out of ten the real trouble is that the kidneys are so weak and diseased that they are utterly unable to carry the waste matters out of the body, and the uric acid accumulates in the sys- tenn. and slowly but surely paves the way for Brights disease, diabetes, blood poisoning and horrible death in convulsions. Ask your doctor If this ls not good, solid, common sonse.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-06
RECEIVER OF ASSETS.
International Mahogany Company in
 GhA COxsPfa.

New York, April 5.-Three small | creditors have filed a petition in bank ruptcy against the International Ma hogany Company. organized sixteen months ago with a capital stock of $S,500.00o to exploit large tracts of ma hogany timber in Cuba and Mexico. Judge Holt of the United State district court appointed John B. Lord receiv- CT of the assets with a bond of $2,500. Counsel for the creditors stated that the company owns a large tract of land near Caibarien and Moron, Cuba, in which $2O0,000 has been invested . and that bonds have been issued on the property to the Knickerbocker Trust Company, which now holds a mortgage on all the assets of the company in Cuba.
 The company has a large amount of mahogany wood at Greenpoint, Brooklyn. on which liens have been given for money advanced to the amount of $5O.0oO. held by four Cincinnati. O., institutions. The free assets consist, they say. of the office furniture, valued at $I,000. The attor- neys said that 1t was hard to esti- mate what the possible equity of the company mgiht be in the properties after paying the liens. The lands in Cuba and Mexico. being in foreign
  ceiver appointed here. Officials of the company expect to reorganize and pay its debts
 Suprise In Mobile.
 Mobile, April 5.-(Special. )-when 1t became known here this afternoon that the International Mahogany Com pany had filed a petition in bankrupt cy in New York, considerable surprise was manifested by local stockholders. l.. NJ. Moragues. who was one of the originators of the company and It's vice president, though having severed his connections some time since, Is out of the city and could not be inter- viewed as to the unexpected proceed I1re. The fact that Mir. Moragues had severed his connections with the com pany was also a surprise to interested parties here. MT. Marty, who is sec- retary to MT. Moragues, said tonight that Mobile would not suffer from the bankruptcy, as no business was trans acted with hanks here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-06
EYAMIME Y0UR URINE.

It's the infallible test of kidney trouble. If your morning urine, on standing still 24 hours, contains a sedi- ment. is cloudy, or shows floating par ticies, your kidneys are seriously dis eased and must be treated at once. used with absolute safety and confi- dence. Warner's Safe Cure, put up for years at Rochester, N. r., by the Wsr- ner's Safe Cure Company, and sold at all drug stores, 50 cents and VI a bot tie.
 Warmers Safe Cure Is used by lead ing physicians. and in hospitals. as the one certain cure for all diseases of kidneys, liver, bladder and blood-the and leaves no bad after effects. Get a bottle today; it will save you years of suffering.
 Safe" Pills move the bowels gently and aid a apeedlY cura.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-06
BODY OF MIR. HALL.
Young Officer from Alabama Killed In
 Philippines.

News has been received by Montgom- cry relatives of the late Lieutenant Joseph Hines Hall of the 17th infantry, U. S. A., that the body of the young officer has reached Presidio Barracks, near San Francisco. and is now on its way to Arlington Cemetery, District of Columbia, for interment
 Lieutenant Hall was killed in battle with Filipinos on May 8, 1904. His first lieutenant, MT. Woodruff. who was fin command of the expedition, was also slain. and their bodies were not found for some time.
 The home of Lieutenant Hall was at Lowndesboro. but he was well-known In Montgomery. He had served in the regular army three years at the time Of his death
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-06
WORK ON THE CAPITOL.

Architect is now drawing the Interior Plans.
 Governor Jelks said yesterday that he had secured an architect to draw plans for im- provement of the interior of the State Cap itol. and just as soon as he receives these a meeting of the Capitol Building commis- sion will be called.
 It is known that Governor Jelks Is hope ful that considerable money may be expend- ed on improving the interior and exterior appearance of the old State House. He was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-06
MISS YOuNG,s SUCCESS.

One of the most gifted writers of our day and whose works have delighted appreciable letter to The Advertiser:
 Miss Martha Young scored splen- did social and artistic success at her authors reading, given at the Waldorf Astoria on the 29th ult. The occasion proved to, be yeritable rally of Southrons and called together a host of Miss Youngs Northern admirers as we'll Her own works provided the lit- erary entertainment of the evening. and notwithstanding the program was dience completely under 9 spell from S:30 o'clock to II p. m. Not in many seasons has Southern reader aroused a similar enthusiasm. and in the re- ment Miss Young was overwhelmed with praise from every quarter. The assisting singers were Mrs. stephen Vail of Washington D; C.; and Ms. Miss Bishop Potter of New York. George Gordon Battle. Rev; and Mrs; Robert MacArthur, pr. and Mrs. William M. MT. and Mrs. Richmond Rochester. Mrs. Algernon s. Sullivan. Robert c. Ogden, the Misses Rutherford. Miss Living stone, Miss Ada Sterling, etc., many of whom assisted Miss Young in the reception which followed.
 Conspicuous among the guests were Dr. and Mrs. John A. Wyeth, Lillie Devereux Blake, MT. ueorge Merrill. Mrs. McAllister. Mrs. Admiral Bunce Reese shuford, Miss Bessie Clay, Mrs Richard Power Salter, Mrs. Alexan- der of Stevens Castle, MT. and Mrs. James Harman Dinwiddie. Miss Linda Pierson. Miss Helen Watson Phelps. Seixas, MT. Jean Rachmiel, Mr. Stuy- Vesant Rutheford, etc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-06
WALLACE ON CANAL.
Chief Engineer of COmmissioa in Nex

Chief Engineer of COmmissiOa in New
 York.
 New York, April 5.--chief Engineer John F. Wallace of the Panama Canal Commission, first learned of his ap- pointment on the new commission up- on his arrival here today on the steamer Finance from Colon.
 T read in a paper brought by the pilot that had been appointed on the new commission" said Mir. Wall lace. but know nothing of the parttc- ulars. Of course I know something of my appointment as the matter was discussed with Secretary Taft when he visited the Isthmus last December. Everything Is quiet In the canal zone. and I know of nothing new there" Speaking of the difficulties of build ing the canal MT. Wallace said:
 Tt is surprising what wrong ina- pressions prevail in this country about the canal The control of the Chagrea river for instance, has been much mis- understood. The cost of this work will be only per cent of the total cost of building the canal. The difference In tide between the Pacific and Carih- bean can be controlled by tide locks. although this not necessary with Q sea level canal. The tide m the Pa- cific rises ten feet higher and falls ten feet lower than 1t does in the Carr ribbean. The canal, however, will be forty-seven miles long and will take up this difference. We do not place locks at Sandy Hook to control tide in the Hudson and that river is always navigable. So will the canal be navt- to Washington"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-06
WEDDING OF MISS ELLIOTT
 ANn Mu rAN

ANO mts CANTEHs c
 beautiful home wedding of yester- day was that of Miss Sadie Elliott and MT. Charles Edward Cantey. which was solemnized at the home of the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Elliott on Catoma Street, Rev. G. W. Patteson officiating.
 The home for the happy occasion was elaborately decorated in palms, smilax and cut flowers which in effective ar engagement beautlfied the apartments thrown open for the evening. The ap- pointed hour was half past o'clock and at that time the wedding party entered the parlors, Mrs. J. c. Elliott, matron of honor leading the way The sister of the groom followed, and next came the bride accompanied by her father, Mir. J. C. Elliott. The bridal party was joined at the altar by the John c. Elliott. brother of the bride, who acted as best man.
 The bride was pretty in a gown of lavendar silk trimmed in cream lace which she wore with hat of white roses and green foliage. Her flow CTS were brides roses of which she held a large arm cluster Mrs. Elliotts toilette was of blue silk and white lace and her flowers were white car nations. Miss Cantey was attired In ecru crepe de chine with which she carried white carnations.
 The marriage of this young couple is of deep interest to their friends who will wish for them long, happy and
 Mr' and Mrs. Cantey are at home at 211 Catoma Street.
 MEETING OF ART STUDY CLUB.
 At the meeting of the Study Art Club on Tuesday afternoon, Miss Hibler read a paper on Moretto, 'The Raphael of Briscia."
 Mrs. Burton, one on sir Thomas Lawrence, the English Portrait Paint er."
 Mrs. Durr one on Sir John Millais."
 Miss Haralson. who has just return ed from New York, gave a delightful talk Modern Art' as represented in the New York art galleries, Miss Haralson exhibited for the instruction of the members of the club an original picture by the greatest of modern Ger man painters, Steinhauser.
 Miss Moore read paper on Goya. the Spanish artist.
 Miss Brooke Hatchet read a paper on 'Domenica Gherlandago." and Miss Pierce, read one one Titan, the famous Venetian Painter
 SOPHIE BIBB DELEGATES.
 At meetln& of tha SanhiA JRAhh
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-06
SuprIse In Mobile.
Death at Girard.

Columbus. Ga, April 5.-(Special )--Rev. D. G. Horner. aged 4s years. minister of the Apostolic church. died at his home at Girard, Ala. this morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-06

not in the State when the Commission con- mitted itself to the building of an annex for the of the Supreme Court, and unttl he meets with the Commission he win not discuss this phase of the work.
 The Governor did not intimate when he expected the plans from the architect.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-06

The anti-machine campaign win close at the Auditorium Saturday night wtfa meeting by the Forbes Campaign Club. The Montgomery City Band will furnish music for the occasion. The public generally and ladies especially are invited.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-06
To Have Three Fnreirnern.

Washington, April 5.--It has been decided to appoint three foreigners as members of the advisory board of consulting engineers of the Isthmiau Canal Commission, one from Great Britain, one from Germany and third from France. each of these govern ments have been asked by the United States to designate an engineer foe membership on the board.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-06

Chapter, U. D. C.. ENSd yesterday at the homo of the President, Mrs. T. l: Hewlett, the following delegates and alternates were elected to represent the Chapter at the Convention to be held in Mobile during the second week in May:
 l.. G. Dawson, Mrs. J. A. Kirkpatrick, ter Mrs. George McCombs. Mrs: J. H. Lakin. Mrs. Frank Taylor and Mrs. A. J. Bowling.
 Aiternates-Mrs. J. H. crenshaw. Kirkpatrick. Mrs Charles de Yampert. Mrs. Frank Fillmore, Mrs Bibb Graves, Mrs, A. M. Allen, Mrs. Eugene Besson and Mrs. Braughton Whitfield. SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACH
 The Montgomery Sunday School Teachers Association will meet this Presbyterian Church. The program will be as follows:
 Primary Lesson. Miss Mabel Hood.
 Junior Suggestions, Miss Sallie Walker.
 Sunday School teachers and all in- terested are cordially invited to be present.
 The Mothers Union will meet this afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. W. F. Perry at her home, 609 Columbus Street. The subject of the day is Punishment" and the papers read will include those on Right and Wrong Punishment of Children" The Danger of Don't" and Home Discipline"
 Mrs. William B. Pierce of St. Louis is visiting her sister, Miss Fannie Blunt. at the home of Mrs. Carrie Lo- max on South Court Street.
 Miss Lumpkin of Columbus, Ga, is visiting Mrs. Hardwlck Ruth.
 Mrs. B, Fries and children oe Bir- rninRham are on a visit to relatives here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-06
ATTEMPTED ESCAPE.
COnvicts in Camp Near AttalIa Failed in
 Scheme.

Convicts in Camp Near AttalIa Failed in
 Scheme.
 Gadsden, April 5.-(Special)-There was a bold attempt at e wholesale escape of the county convicts at the camps near At talla last Sunday night news of which did not reach Gadsden until late Tuesday after noon About o'clock Sunday night John Jackson, a negro convict. asked permission to go to the spring near by after water. He was shackled and was allowed to so. Arriving there he set the bucket down and sticking the lighted torch in the ground. kicked his shaoks off, they having been filed. and escaped When Jackson did not return an investigation was made and the escape found. Here Is where the plat for the wholesale escape miscarried. The con- victs expected all hands to put the dogs on Jackson's tracks and then they would es- cape, but this was not done, although the convicts made an attempt to leave the house on v~h-1ls, but Night Guard J. H. Vance pulled his gun and threatened to kill the first man who attempted to come out. Later an investigation was made and it was dis covered that several of the convicts had filed their Bhacks and filled their shoes full of turpentine in order to throw the dogs off the tracks Jackson Is still at large.
 q YouIanda Degg, who is charged with mur- der in the first degree of Aubrey Womack was remanded to jail late Tuesday afternoon by Judge Disque of the City Court When the docket was sounded and the cases set for the coming term of the criminal dock ct and the case against YOulanda Degg was called, Solicitor Marvin moved that the wo- IT ans bond be cancelled and she be placed in jail until the day of trial. The attorneys for the defendant resisted this and the case was argued for more than a day.
 An application was made to the City Council at their meeting last night by T. A. Bfbro, in behalf of his clients J. D. Hammond. Thos. H Stephens and c. B. Forman. for q franchise for the erection of q plant in Gadsden for an Illuminating Gsa plant Tho mattAs was rasarred to the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-06

Spring beddings plants of all kinds. Bulbs for summer planting. We have the largest stock fin the State.
 ROsemont Gardens, If Phone 200.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-06

SOPHIE BIBB DELEGATES. At a meettnG of the sanhlA IRAhh
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-06
SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACH

Mrs. William B. Pierce of St. Louis is visiting her sister, Miss Fannie Blunt, at the home of Mrs. Carrie Lo- max on South Court Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-06
nEAUTIFY THE HOME.

Mrs. E. Fries and children ot Bir- mingham are on visit to relatives here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-06

Miss Lumpkin of Columbus, Ga, is visiting Mrs. Hardwick Ruth.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-10

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