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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-16
WOMEN WILL SURVIVE
IODINE DECLARES THAT MAN IS
 PASSING.
Chicago Sociological Expert Cites Fig ures to Prove That Females are Driving Males to
 Mammal Labor.

Detroit Mich, Aug. 15.-The speech of MT Bodne, who is Superintendent or the Compulsory Education Society at Chicago, created a mild sensation among the delegates at the convention of factory inspectors and sociological exnerts which opened today The speaker produced fundamental statis- tics covering the past twenty years showing that the industrial competi- | tion of women, children and machine labor was driving the men out Of the large cities to fields of heavy man ual labor in mining and agricultural | pursuits.
 He declared that women was destined | to be the ruling sex in industrialism, and continued:
 Man, like tthe Indian, Is dying out and being driven out. In 1890 there were 3,914,571 women who were em- ployed in gainful occupations in Amer | lea. In 1900 their number had increas- | ed 5,529,S0 The birth rate among the | female population Is increasing and the | death rate decreasing. It Is just the reverse among the males. We are rap l idly drifting to the age of the eternal | feminine when man will be a back | number and forced to return to the soil
 and to those fields of labor where only
 his physical endurance will save him | in the struggle for survival.
 | In discussing the competitive life for
 the Leadership in society, the speaker
 said: Society is dying out at the top.
 It Is a crystal maze of glass houses | where no occupant dareS cast the first stone; 1t is the academy of divorce
 Society has mothers who are slaves
 to the siren calls of fashion and frivol- itv.. who look more often into their
 mirrors than to the faces of their chil- dren. With fashionable mother gad- l ding about at sociay functions and a | fo at his club the re- | suit will be that within a decade that
 the neglected children will become as
 great a social problem as that of the neglected children of the poor"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-16
COTTER OVERRULED.
Had No Right to Question British Ger
 tlhcntes.

Washington. Aug. 15.-The Depart mcnt of Commerce and Labor today overruled John A. Cotter. supervising inspector at New Orleans of the United States steamboat inspection service. who had demanded the application or hylrostatic pressure to test the boilers of the Leyland line steamships, Brit ish line operating between New Orleans and England
 The captains of these vessel hold unexpired British certificates and therefore come within the benefits or the reciprocal exemption agreement between the United States and Great Britain by which the inspection cer- tificatc of one country must be recog- nized If the condition of the steamships conforms to the certificate.
 In passing upon the case the depart ment ruled That 1t Is the duty of the United States inspectors merely to find out that the condition of the vessel is as stated in the British certificate, Un- less there is something in the British certificate setting forth the boilers or the condition of the steam pressure To- cal inspectors have no duties or rights in relation thereto"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-16
CEILING COLLAPSED
PANIC IN MOBILE MARKET ANO
 CITY BUILDING.
Woodwork Gave Way But Occupants Succeeded in Making Their Es- capes--Mayor Lyon Satisfied
 With Work of Cleaning.
Advertiser Bureau,

Advertiser Bureau.
 Mobile. Aug. IS. Shortly before l o'clock this after noon what might have been serious accident occurred In the Southern mar ket
 This structure is made up of three sections of two stories each. The northern section is occupied below by vegetable dealers. the middle section by meat dealers and the south ern scc- tion by fish and oyster dealers, and Is also the armory. Above the two first named sections are the municipal of fees.
 The structures extend from Royal through to Water Street and the southern section is bounded on the south by Church Street Without warn ing the entire ceiling of the meat mar ket section fell, from an arch about i00 feet from Royal Street, through to Wa } ter Street. As soon as the heavy cell oirs began falling there was a stam- Npede.
 Fortunately everyone thereabout got out of harms way. The falling ceil- ing made a terrific noise and attracted hundreds of people In the Ji,inity Hundreds of feet of electric wires " ere stretched along this ceiling and the first move was to cut these n order to prevent injury and possible Geath The original ceiling was of plaster but a few years ago a wooden telling was put over this. Not a piece of the latter remained in place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-16
RECIPROCITY CONGRESS.
Numbers of We'll Known Americans
 Entering Chicago.

Chicago, Aug. 15.-A large number of delegates from various parts of the country arrived here today for the opening session tomorrow of the con ference to consider the question of reciprocity and relations with foreign countries. -:*: -. .~:-.
 Among the delegates are representa- lives of the leading commercial. manu- featuring and stock raising organiza- tions In the country. New York will be represented at the conference by three large delegations which arrived In Chicago today.
 The New York delegations represent the Produce Exchange, the Chamber of Commerce and the Merchants Associa- tion. James F. Parker. Gustav IT, Schwab and Edward D. Page were con- spicuous among the New Workers, Eighteen delegates representing the Texas Cattle Growers Association were among other delegate who came today. -.--. -:. Z.
 Tomorrow Governors Hoch of Kan sas. Mickey of Nebraska and Johnson of Minnesota are due. Governor Cum mins of Iowa, who will take a leading part in the conference. will arrive Thursday. Foreign consuls located in Chicago will also be present and Sena- tor Shelby NJ Cullom will be among others who deliver the addresses.
 THE FALL OF PORT ARTHUR at Electric Park tonight will be n rnttlinE good show.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-16
BAN STILL ON COAST
ALABAMA WILL NOT RAISE QUAR-
 ANYTIME AGAINST THEM.
After Inspection Drs. Sanders and Mohr Deem It Unwise to Lift
 Embargo-MOntGome Agents Are Active.

The quarantine against the coast towns of Mississippi along the Louis vile and Nashville Railroad will hard- ly be raised at this time. This mucn was indicated yesterday by a. tee phonie conversation with pr. Charies A Mohr. Secretary of the State Board of Health.
 pr, Mohr and Dr. w. H. Sanders. State Health Officer, had just returned from a visit to these coast towns. m tbe conversation Dr. Mohr said, "After a full and thorough inspection or the conditions existing in these coasI towns we deem 1t. unwise to raise tne quarantine right now.
 :. If Dr. Sanders shares the opinion or Dr. Mohr, and there Is no reason 70 doubt that he does, there Is small prop abilitv that the quarantine VIII De lifted. The Mississippi coast towns will remain under the ban as are All the towns of Louisiana.
 Dr. Sanders is expected to reach Montgomery tonight from his Mlssis- sippi trip with Dr. Mohr.
 The registration quarantine on The part of the city of Montgomery at the gates of the railway passenger station continues without interruption ana without friction. Every passenger coming into the city Is questioned as to his movements for the past ten days and information is required or nm aA | to where he can be found during his stay in the city.
 Two passengers on the early morn | ing train from the south were required yesterday to move on out of the state by Quarantine Officer Berto H. John- son The men may or may not nave come from Louisiana. The replies ! made 90 the questions asked them were not satisfactory to the quarantine ofti- cers and the two strangers were turn | ed over to the State officers who moved them over in Georgia
 l The city sanitary inspectors will to- day complete their second inspection of the 5000 premises in Montgomery. It is said that never in its history has Montgomery been so clean as today.
 The following letter has been re- ceived at the office of the Mayor:
 Jamestown, Ark, Aug. 12, 1905. | "The Mayor. Montgomery, Ala:
 Dear Sir-Should your city be vis- ited by the yellow fever. then permit me to repeat my offer of 1897. Take me, use me as physician, nurse, or Tn any capacity in which l might be use-
 full Very respectfully.
 "sut Baldwin,"
 Dr. Baldwin volunteered to assist
 Montgomery in the epidemic of 1SS7
 and his valiant services are well re-
 membered He will be thank,d by
 Acting Mayor Mcintyre for his tender. FREE FISHING AT ELECTRIC PARK
 remainder of this season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-16
THE FALL OF PORT ARTHUR at Electric Park tonight will be n rnttlinE good show.
 Of course you'll see it.
FISH TRUSTS REPLY.
Admits That it Hns Bought Out Score
 of Firms,


 Columbus, O., Aug 15.-A. Booth & Co of Chicago. a corporation commonly called the fish trust" in which a suit was recently filed by the attorney gen eral on the ground that 1t was organ ized in restraint of trade, today filed Court.
 The answer admits that the defend- ant is a corporation incorporated un- der the laws of Illinois with capital stock of $5,50O,0O0 and that tt has pur- chased twenty-four fish companies. The answer denies it is a trust In re- straInt of bushes and names several hundred fish companies, all doing an independent fish business. It also names 393 corporations In Ohio. among them the Standard Oil Company, which are organized in the same way and do- ing business without being molested. It says the company is properly incor-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-16
pr. spcttswood Assaulted.

pr D. J. Spottswood. q well known local physician, was set upon and had- y beaten by negroes this arternoon aI GoNerhmtnt street 2rd Bayou Streci negro funeral procession wus com ing out of Bayou into Government street. pr. Spottswood drove ur Bayou and attempted to drive bv tho procession. A negro grabbed the ltD As and stopped the horse. The doctor got ont of his buggy and demanded the tc- lease of his horse. Four neEruas Jumped on and beat him severely. His buggy was also broken in the scram- ble of his horse. Dr. Spottswood Ia suffering very much. his face having been badly bruised up. Police are in- vestigating
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-16
Blshop Allen Mentioned.

Prominent Catholics of Mobile are interested in the rumor of Right Rev. Edward P. Allen, Bishop of the Dio- cese of Mobile, in connection with tho archbishopric of New Orleans to sue ceed the lamented Archbishop ChapeIle. One among the most prominent de clared; Should the honor fall to our bishop we would be proud vet at tho same time sad because of losing him from our diocese"
 Tomorrow morning in the Cathedral Of the Immaculate Conception solemn Pontiticial mass of requiem will be eel ebrated by Bishop Allen. for the TO- pose of the soul of Archbishop Chap ellie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-16

habeas corpus proceedings. Menhall was held in the sum of s250 bond on the charge of assault with a piece of iron on white man, named Luther McInnis, with intent to murder. The assault was alleged to have occurred in a store at Oak Grove on June 26, last. Solicitor Webb appeared for tho State. After hearing the arguments Judge Williams reduced tho bond to $50
 Lee Burns and Lawrence Phillips two young negroes, were skylarking with pistol in Eureka Garden at noon. Phillips put the pistol in hip pocket. barrel up, and laid down on a bench. Burns tried to pull the pistol out of Phillips's pocket The trigger caught the gun exploded and the ball passed through Burnss stom- ach. He died in seven minutes. He leaves a wife and child. C. W. Cowart. a white man, will be tried by Recorder McAleer tomorrow morning on a charge of uttering false | rumors regarding Mobiles health con- ditions.
 Mir. R. Del Burno of Yellow Pine, Ala. engaged in the numbering busi- | ness is in Mobile on business trip. ' MT. Albert F. Ernest of Cniontown, Ala, a prominent Black Belt merchant. | Is registered at the Bienville. MT. H. Ellis Davis. al prominent
 lumber manufacturer of Oak Grove.
 Ala. is in the city.
 | MT. George H. Searcy of Tuscaloosa
 Is in Mobile.
 HEAR THE BIG GUNS at the Fall of Port Arthur
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-16
HEAR THE BIG GUNS nt the Fall of Port Arthur tonight, Electric Park.
 Free of course.
1eWS iS1 Hrief,

The State Board of Convict Inspec- tors yesterday held its regular monthly meeting in the offices at the capitol Nothing more than routine business was taken up by the Inspectors All members of the Board were present, including President J. M. Carmichael, Dr. Shirley Bragg and M. w. Camper. The meeting was adjourned until this morning when bids will be considered and probably contracts awarded for ordinary supplies for convicts.
 The Montgomery Fire Department was called at 12:35 o'clock yesterday afternoon to a stable In the rear of the residence at IT Whitman Street owned by A. Biggio and occupied by N. O. Askew. The stable and about ton of hay were destroyed. cntailing loss estimated at $35. The origin of the fire is unknown.
 The following were appointed Notaries Public yesterday by the Gov ernor: w. F. Stoutz. of Mobile; War ren Logan, of Tuskegee and Albert Stradford, of Birmingham.
 There will be no prayer service at the Dexter Avenue Methodist Church this evening.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-16
PICKETT STRINGS CASINO.
Heisman Company Repeats 'The Ne>
 Dominion"

With The New Dominion" Mir Heis- man and his company repeated last night the success of the first perform ance at the Casino. Pickett Springs.
 The continuous applause accorded MT. Heisman last evening confirmed the favorable comments on the show by all who saw the opening performance.
 The crowd was equally large last night also The German dialect of MT. Heisman was the hit of the entertain ment again. although he is ably assist ed by Miss Page. Mir. Winter, Mir. Rath and others of the cast.
 The company will present new bill tonight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-16
Lyons Satisfied .sith Work

Mayor Lyons this morning expressed himself as being eminently well pleased with the results of yesterday so far as the work of cleaning up the city was concerned. Early this morn ing he made a tour of the southern and western portions of the city and found where much had been accom- plished by the work gangs. One evil deuce of the interest manifested by the poorer people in this all-important matter, was, he said. In the fact that
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-16
Dr. Guiteras Leaves.

Dr, John Guiteras left thIs morning at o'clock for Nrw Orleans. Before leaving he expressed himself as highly satisfied with what he had seen in Mo bile and especially was he pleased at the reception and many courtesies shown him by physicians. officials and others here
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-16

Tallapoosa County. in which Harris Rishnn sho- and killed his son-in law, Parker. No particulars have been learned other than the shooting grew out of family troubles. Bishop made his escape and has not yet been arrest ed. Both families stand well in the comp'1 I
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-16

Tallassee. Aug. I5.-(Special.) )-News reached Tallassee today of a shooting scrape which occurred last night about five miles out from East Tallassee. in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-16
Hnhen. cornun ProceedIngn.

In the Probate Court this morning, Hon Price Williams, Jr.. presiding. Henry Menhall alias Minenhal. colored, through his attorneys appeayad in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-16
General Council Meets.

At the regular monthly session Of the General Council tonight all the mem bers except Aldermen Craft and Nor vile were present After the reading of the minutes Mir. George A. Riviere was allowed the privilege of address ing the Council.
 On behalf of the local Dam of Beav- CTS he extended an invitation to the Mayor and General Council to partici- pate in their parade of next Friday on their picnic day, the proceeds of which will be distributed among the orphans of Mobile. On motion of Alderman Kirkbride the invitation was accepted
 and the thanks of the body given MT Riviere. The reports of officers and
 several reports from committees were read and acted upon.
 | A communication from the Employ
 Nrs' Association, asking the Council to postpone the election of n building in- spector, was read, Stewart Brooks | Esq, addressed the Council in behalf
 of the petition, urging that the in- spector should be skilled In all grades
 of building trades. He spoke of two | candidates one a brickmason, the oth-
 CT a marble worker. The chair sug-
 gested that three applicants had filed for the place. Gregory l.. Smith. fol Fred T. Kearns. one applicant, an
 swered Mir. Brooks in effect that the
 ordinance specified the qualifications
 and If the man elected did not comply
 with same he could bo removed motion of Alderman Berney to post pone the election for thirty days wa: defeated. When the election came uI
 under its proper order Fred T Kearns
 got twelve votes and M. T. Judge one
 John D. Rapicr, the third candidate got no vote. ..-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-16
pr. Sanders Returns

Doctors Sanders and Mohr returned today from an investigation of towns between Mobile and New Orleans on the l. & N. Their itinerary included Scranton. Ocean Springs. Biloxi, Camp Grounds, Mississippi City, Handsboro. Gulfport, Pass Christian and Bay S:. Louis. At a meeting of the committee of health, held this afternoon. the full Board. Mayor Lyons, President Hol- cOmbS Of the Revenue and Road Com mission, and Doctors Sanders and Mohr were present The two latter made verbal reports of their trip and on their recommendation 1t was decided not to raise quarantine against these towns. It was also ordered that all
 freight cars. loaded or unloadcd. except gondolas. and flats, leaving New Or
 leans. must be fumigatcd outside that city before coming into Alabama.
 Drs. Sanders and Mohr were pleased at the work being done at the relay | camp on the l.. x N. at tho State line. | They were profuse in praise of Super | lntendent Marshall who placed spe- cial train at their disposal to make the | inspection and of his efforts to aid the
 carrying out of the quarantine laws.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-16
sbootInr Nenr TnIIo,.ec,

oorated under the laws of Illinois and
 s entitled to all the benefits therefrom.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-16
Pearl Rebekah Lodge Revived.

Pearl Rebekah Lodge No. 6, l. o. O. F., of Whistler. which had been de- funct for some time. was revived last night beginning anew with a large roster of old members and nine new ones. About sixty members of Gulf City Rebekah No. 40 of this city, went to Whistler in a special car. The in- stallation services were conducted by the Gulf City drill team, in command of Captain G. A. Thomas. Addresses were made by Past Grand Master D. w. McGaughey. A. c. Shafer and J. w. Brown of Mobile and L. C. Snack les of Pensacola Grand Herald J M. Tucker delivered the address of well come on behalf of Pearl lodge. Re- treatments were served during the evening.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-16

on ths outskirts many had already got ten to work yesterday. in advance or the city's work gangs. and cleaned up their premises. This, he declared, was an examination well worthy of emula- ton by those closer in. Another hope expressed by Mayor Lyons was. that, once the city is gotten In thoroughly cleanly condition the people will CO., operate in keeping it thus. The city forces and those of the Auxiliary San itary Association were augmented this morning by the addition of force of eight men under the supervision or Messrs. Hobson and Muth, with now ing machines, scrapers and scythe blades This gang will cut weeds and grasses in all parts of the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-16

FREE FISHING AT ELECTRIC PARK
 remainder of this season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-07
THE MUSIC OF THE SPHERES.

IS 1t too bold and daring I should dream
That all creation is one song of praise,
n rhythmic umbers that through all
space stream.
Filling their void through all the nights
and days?
Why not the planets as through space
they roll,
own,
Should thus be formed in one harmonious
whole,
To fill the voids by angels only known?
When at His sovereign word in being
sprang
h world of ours, in beauty robed SO
grand,
rhe Morning Stars in glowing numbers
AS on its course it swept at His COM
mard.
One note more in that synthesis of praise,
That swelled and rolled through the I'M
measured space;
Another chord that should still higher
raise,
The growing volume sweeping on a-pace.
rhe sweetest music ever heard on earth,
Was on that blessed night when Heaven
opened wide,
And angels ~signalizcd His wondrous birth
In that grand song whose echoes still
abide.
Never before. nor e'er again shall be
A song so sweet, until that day be come,
When heaven n earth in one grand
symphony,
The last returning sinner welcomes
home.
D, SOM of songs It's rich melodious chime
Hangs quivering ON the rapt,
air,
Falling ana rising in its rhythmic time,
Almost beyond our weaken power to
bear.
Its balanced chords at times swell high
and strong,
Upward along the grand celestial sweep,
And then, as lost celestial heights among,
The ear no longer can its measure keep.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-07
SENTENCE

Love for the law is the safeguard of
liberty.
The word salvation is always in
season.
The sin problem is the secret of all
problems.
Prosperity is not synonymous with
Providence.
Walking worthily can more than
walking warily.
The fear of the Lord secures the
flight of the devil.
The lowering brow does not prove
the heavy brain.
All great work accomplished is bat
an outlook for larger work.
Superstition is what you do not be-
lieve, science is what you do.
There is no better way Of saving
your meal than sharing your cake.
He gives the world no kindling who
always carries a chip on his shoulder.
Many a man who thinks he has the
devils bonds will find that he is in
them.
Leave want" Ads. at branch Of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-07

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