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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch,
y, 4 .EN.ANDRlA, VA, Jan. IA delight
tul reception was given Friday cyofing
ny 'hs members q Mount Vernon Chap
ier; Daughters or the American Revo-
luton, at the residence or Mrs. 4. u.
nrocketl,, on North Washington Street.
Inc FUNCTION was called II Colonial tcu. :"
though II might properly have been d.
scribed1 rs silver tea as the chnptn,
Used me occasion for the furthernnce OF
~ interests for raising funds for one
0f tho columns IN the Continental Nc
moral Hall, which is being erected III
Washington by the society. The evening
WAS the anniversary uf the marriage M
General Washington. Several Of til,
young ladies o. this city assisted Inc
chapter in entertaining s
The Junior Gard Club was chnrmingl,
entertained AT The home or Miss Iessi,
Armstrong on Prince Street Wednesdays
evening. The club was the guest Of Mis-,
Armstron" aud Miss Halle Gatewood
ThnRlaizes We're won by Miss Eliza Ilulel
and Mi u. p Taylor
Tine inarriage Of Miss Catherine Schle,
litnmck. daughter OF Mrs. II. s. Hem
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

While In London recently ii tend 20 y
meeting Ill tho Mansion Fl olisc, sat i,icil
our consul general, N Clay Evans, pr pre-
sided II / was called TO Try to get Airle !,
leans, W and q especially members Ii Of tho
washington 6, II hclp'ng
Which ( Lawrence Washing ton wa rect Or
In 1872 MISC Mary Lee WI presen Y as
tito representatlveof the NYashtn gto!ls.
and Rev. y reGaGTI
III Mr. Cnmpbellr q Celebrated clergyln,a! g =
$of.thc Middle Temple: was ~ Ini Y J,
day,nnd there not st.i ,I
Richards being Tie rganizerSiof5 The ~ est-
ing. 4 \. ", |. u, ,.,,,, IA y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
SEVEN NEW. CHARTERS.
Corporation c Commission Author
ICES Many Business Concerns.

a'TlE state
granted tho Following charters:
Gin Well Cigar Company (incprpo}-
ralcd, Richmond. Clfff Weil president,
Richmond. Va Nathan liells.er tr :,
urer, Richmond, YaS Lee Rel hclmer,
secretary Richmond. Va. Capital STOCK,
$1,000. Objects: ro2deal I'm tobacco.
cigars, cigarettes ard other goods and
merchandise etc. M
Madison Heights Perpetual Building and
Loan Association lIncorporated), Madi-
son Heights. III Whitehead, president,
Madison Heights, VA; w. ~ Moore. ylca-
president LyncEhirg. va; y, Ashby
| Watts, secretary and treasurer, LYNCH
burg. VA. Capital stock. 5000, ObJectsi
10 encourage indnstrs, fri'saliity afd
home building and saving among tts lnam-
berx: to purchase, hold and dispose Of
| property, cite,
The Biair-Ruehl Glass Company nncor-
poratcd,. Chesterfield. Percy =. i'osllcr.
| president Richmond, Va; .Ipkr j. Blair,
| ice-presdcnt, Richmond. Va; w ltll'-
4 risop i8lafr, st:trGtary AMI treasurer, Hicii-
| mond, Va: Gnnrge Ieuhl, general lnnnT
| agfr Richmond, VA CAPITAL stpek. $780,
90 )hieelsi 10 purchase, manufacture
| ana scll all kinds ot glass and glassware.
Coffee Machine Company dncorporased,,
1 Richmond. Va, W, j. Whitehurst, presi-
dent. Richmond, VA: X, A Coffee, trras-
nttr ilenrlco county, Yatt II. 81. coffee.
sserftnry iienrlcu county Va, Capital
stock 1880, Objects no bus and srll
machinery Of all kipds lnaAuraeiurc ana
repair, etc.
/. the Powliatan Ginning club llncor,
I. poratedJ, Norsolk W. m Wales, III.
4 president Norfolk Ya.i u. +, Ba;cheiaer.
director norfolk VA; Frank st. Clair.
director Norfolk. Ma. CaPi,al stpcs,
a e'Ft, objects 10 promote cunning,
hunting and outdoor sports. n,c.
The Norfolk Bureau Of credit (Insor.
poMteGa Norfolk r. H. Gale, presldsnt,
a Mortolk ya.i w r. Grail, ylcr-presldcnt,
Nortolk Va3 alfred Clay. treasurer Nor
io'k' M, Capital stock, SON. Oujerts:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

prcsert crop and a 4 the farmers III hold 70!
81 and rot crowd the crop oil = he $n ~, e
skct witiinSn few weeks, thereby causing Ilt
a glut and consequent tbrcak Ing 8oi I1rl'ccs,
Sthcy'wil obtain better recul y J, g,
RI nosc an az on the warehouse floor Will
y, IN NAV lat lilch Will give ample
$tine 10 dispose of the crop thotiti Gro s
Ing 4 IA mark 4, and lf farmers Will pear =;
this In mind ana distribute tho OF rings
over this period Of four mon q tbs, ~ VII
ana /rreutly TO tho amounts retei ye &c
Sales exchange will beg In MAY y, 4. I'M ~,
y which time the GUNNER ordered stock x
viii commence being arketed g ~ wv
cove d period of about tlrce
"a fill force OF buyers nave Pen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
AZ FIANOVERS WIN :s
This Crack BoWiing Team NJ "a ak 's"s;
ID q II, At p Phenomenal 4 Record. 58#

,hd Cham Ion Hanover team W rs |! w. y.
remnant 81 the Virginia State Lea tn,s
SEASON having made 8 Ias s.,I
Winning out e games ccrystai
, or ny f1nisheds second. Z This league ma
been d success this season and has turned
III Robelen. cr ) ~; lsaa1 t ,1'a
league iii :, W sad r. third
n rlace. Presldent whitman busy ~ :, M Z
ranging tho for y a !.
Leags which atSthe Grys3tia1l an an
Ieys January THIS leagGe MA Nav SH.
sYorkn a ChIcago, Illinois and st. LOUIS;
III Toiiowlng are the players lndlY1du W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
1PURLEIGH CHURCH, ENGLAND

ng t. theip ,Keeplng Z p i
The suke 6f Washingtoii aid his ancestor.
10 contribute BY sending What they are
willing to give 10 II ev. r q: We. rec
tor Of I2urle,gl Church, Ma dun, Essex.
aEngland. All tho Byrd iconnec Ions should
also be INT crestcd In his church, as WILL
liam Byrd the first i o. come to America.
married Mary sIorsenlnndcn all Of whose
relations are buried In and around Pur-
leigh Church, and = have opiea Of many
of cir$epitnphs, and Daniel iorseHnn-
1 den Wns rcctori IL 1850 and Samuel Horses
}IrandenJin5 1725, 80 4 { seems AZ II the Byrls
should Il be as M much Interested !iif,,.sth
church ( us ~ tho Ivashingto ns, * ana s$ II 9S
hoped a M ISove's Swlsl az hat Americans
$shouid help Will inntrr lizc. 3sS -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
SURPRISE MARRIAGE,
Father Withdrew His Objection
AS AZ the / as M onent.

Miss Giovanni DIM and MI, lAeopello
Nardinl we're married yesterday ~ terl'opli
at ST. Peter's Cnthedra 'fhere WIS NJ w
position On the part Of NC 9 % =, a,s
if1ond yesterday morning with the View
81 going to washington. but The father
iof tho young lady followed them, ~
learning that 1t would be useless ~ Sop-
pose further tho marriage, no gave nus
consent and the couple We're UNI sls,5 q,
They returned afterWnpd 20 t.l ~, w
tire home, at Onesty's farm l4enrlfp
Irurnnikc,y ~ ~ ss8 81 III 3 n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
Judge Wickha1n Active!

"A Judge H., .AshbyS Wickllaln candidate
f0rEthe stnte Senate from icnrico, Was 1
at the courthouse yesterday, where u he 4
met many OF his friends md supporters.
The judge Is working hard and reports
from Tic ynrtuils sections OF the county.
are Bencouragrg s. Il Si Ia s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
Credit Men Meet Thursday, 4

II Tho Richmond branch or 10 n tiophl
Credit Mcn's Association will hold It's
annual meeting mt Murphy Annex y llrs-
day mex & at $3.50 @ clock We.
"A numberS.of speakers hlye been M
fyited to address the association, and SLID.
per Will gbe served during the evening.
"a The National "A ssoclation of Credit Men
ranks among the iargest and most ny.
tluentlal ~ The country and the local
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
Pickett Camp Auxiliary

Nj, The ladies Of Pickett Auxiliary viii
meet Monday, tho 9th, In tlleir hall. NO.
}3O7 North Seventh Street. at 3 ~. M.
Important business Will Il be tra rls g I
ana the election of officers for thu, next
twelve months Will occur. All the mem
bers are urgently req ncstcd To- attend
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

10 maintain ana operate the busin esq OF
reporting tho financial standing Q indl-
vidllals, firms and rporatl Ions. NJ 81
The Valley Red ctton48 Company. Z. n
corporutcd), Hcnrico county. G. L. Blar-
ton, president: III M, Il n illsntn1, secretary
ana treasurer. capital vs. ock, 5000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
TURKEYS ii IS ,,Ii S CARc:E!,..
Other Produce Plentiful att Usual Ilial
5s pr;ces ~, r. ichmo nd M arket.

3 PrlceS on 8fSlCHI!OIlQ4 vA 49, ~ ~
Turkeys continue exceedingly scarce lft 81. on
tho local retail produce 8lnarket 81 ahu
prices arc still high for ting favtorlt :,
fowl. Other produce Is more plenlltul
and is selling at the prices usually usual pa y!
at this season Of tho yea v
81 There ~ no lack Of game to ~ seen
on i,e market and this, too, is well up ~
price chickens are rather plentiful put E'll :
arc selling for moro than tla usual Y.
amount. Eggs have dropped q Z feW c 9
since christmas. Generally spcakl Inc y !; ne !'
market is in good condition
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
Stabbed on the Street,

I5r I.aonard, s0f tic ambulance Corps,
answered il raii mt 1890 last night ~
sryenteen,li and yeilabls Streets. n man
nuniod Herbert Jones had been - TAP
bed He was NOT seriously liuyt q M WA
anilI homo. AMtLs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
branch is IN a lourishing condition Most
OF tho banks. wholesale houses und ulitil.4
sufacturers hrc members. II 33s33s isS
\ School ! Board s PAYS of.

~ The school II board OF I3rookland Dis
at,ict, Henrico county, 1t was i, \ session
Yesterday at the cour tl1ouse, and aside
( from pt her business hey paid ( on tho h
teaGhcrs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

face OF actual or existing cond! lions.
Mi. Lee sipcs son Of Samuel siple,8 q y
Deer run, W. Va, who las resided IN
illinois for twenty-five years - g 2 y =
visit to his people many OF wpom $liYe
III Highland. 38| AZ n. = y z XII "A tai. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
MOI a Game 81 Chance.

s5,,l We thatsa German fudge haF decided a.s q
that poke, isnot 4. gam pi y, rl'A
ST.. we,l ~, t,,s ss lasp l,an.
lag .spYy. 8is Y 8s "A 5sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
sUmMARYso THE DAYS ) } Nc: N
The Weather.

s& Ell III M An I@Ut-&IIlESN f1l59'O 4
n ~ N "A ~ tS
3s9fs 5iJS HI, n NJ "A her III iS Is f .ss
lily y " !, 4 i, III rcr
u Notion JIil- So M Y. "
UuHlAy and Aioniits !, = \ N, ecld Sunday;
III III ii,tl fort invest
~ dix .s, Y, I. 4. IN Il, ,,,,,e,i u coid
sunday tlinli t 2 81 y lot II
1iol'u'lfs e ~. ~ " i, \,
tni, tno,tl' "a yyenther WY e.
I y \, IAN s,it riv Cold. Il AZ rs M
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III II DIV. % % M
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a /, c,,,uctature ;ycstcrday IS
Il 4 nsuns emberntlrc vest ~ MI
Mean 5temptra yes te rdaS. q, ne
Normal temperature Tor t,;rc al
Precipltation3 during past e 'lo'' &C.
VIZ S III X, \, u, ~ Xxi l{l l
* rSlCllli y \. Il.
Hon. GlauleA :, Ma
tnlyotcrs ofs Virginia ~ ~ I'll,
ot,t,ining the platform on which nc WI ~
stnnaabefore tho peopl ezs un,,a,r i, tbe
the political situation II state nia J, ~ AS
city. f,uptnn George d, lse "
6is candidacy fortlie position 81 S9nl1Hu,-
Il weaIth's attorney "a
sity alumni OF this city teel ail,oitru q,
aecI,iitiT to have the next glVl,n ~
va No III Norfolk meeting TO pc ilein TX =
morrow tong q 4. l3lsJ ~,
Company entertains ladies' o. y. ne fs,,
giving demonstration Of company
x nroducts- Savage Grand Opera. Goitt,palniEi
Il Closes engagement in I, y ~
iTravatorc and VI a.lI
* ri rs Frank J Gould In thc. 81 -. III -
ar Mr.. Frank W. oanner y lo y, =,
@,,css--C Chemical Company ADOPTS ~
sIi,re to relieve farmers whose not ~, I.
holds t1ai,asS
of DR. n. p. sNatthews---l'e u hupS.
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lg Players With average Of 14O apd under.
arc as follows: Smith. Glnter. san 1I1.sa
w Robolen, berry. Even, Cox /. l3oWlcs.
Davis, Eek, Parrish Fa irlamh.s w harton.
Martin Simpson, Gilmore. Goodman, li "a 2.
son. ] Even, Bnrlnghoff, keirick, Jo ,1il
son, Morgan, Brooks, Stoder, Neelc,55S M s
son and uGr bort .g5r s8y sFi
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-05
MoNTGoMER. CURRENT QUOTATIONS
Corrected Daily,

Corrected Daily.S
 These prices are at wholesale and, not to eonsumers
 pDss pss5L ss ssHo; gloss i-np' s"e; nickel pack Rice-Extra fancy. sMe; head A@5c, broken, 3hc: Japan 5c.
 Ealt-LiverpooL Sl Virginia 5oo.
 Vinegar-per g'llon lG@22c
 CofteeX,1Gresn. common sh @loc; prime Candies-stick. sc: fancy s~1oc.
 Crackers-AAX sode, lac; XXX Ginger 'nSHS nFSHioSur-Basis of Barrels: High pa.en, ss.se: fancy patent a6.2s: half patent. SH -Grtts-Per bbI. S3.75: per sack a1.sx Meal-6Be: pearl i2hc
 Lard-Leaf, Shc; compound. 6kc; baH,s Ha%s.DSSYSs; .IS SsvMRirS5 lsgi 05heF' l2h Sl4e. corn chops. 65c; corn Toe; oats miIe1 xSe: white 44c: white bpped, 45c; timothv a6c: Johnson grass. 65c; rust proof oats kacy Cotton seed-Hul!s, loose. DOT ton ss' baie,, SC sacks. tI: cotton seed meal S2I Cheese-Fancy full cream 15c; sp.eiaI ID ftsssxRlns, New Sc K Ib. new su1sr ..cl~ Zoo yard bales Thc yard. sugar e@Ses @STees..-ei O6 O $1. 0S.
 Mest-Rib bulk. SAc; rib bacon. sxo sslt and caned fish-SaIron chums s1. pin.s si 50; sardines Amertcant t' eO' sock1 syssst mustard. $2.S5: imported x7% stn. es...ssffs n w.. 4-oz, S5e; boa aOc. ygtHtss. : 11sss,sSt eSo Gozan. N' "@N' weikh1s wesi1kn1s sses--0eorgia cane. bbl. ske r.. ., ion: cases. gallons. s2,75; per case: -Sis syy..SSs quarts. sa.2S per dozen {" s~'i0na'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-05
WALL STREET REVIEW
rRENGrH AND UNsEIILEMENT ARE ' SHOWN.
Upward Movement of the Later Deannss
 Dexree--CfosinG Near .

New York, Dec 4.--Ths stock market
 much anS ol ,S:
 to .A lose their force for .
 5.me Ths u1Ward sna movement of the later desinss
 was desultory and sDotty in the last degree
 ter une kneWn M % industriais played small part in diverted again n . marked degree to stock: sesnt supply and loaned above 2 per cent. pietion of bank reserves also were in opera-
 But since the speculation has weathefed 2 serious detriment speculative sentiment seemed to lean on the conviction that Fri what relaxed today. The banks are losing % into that @ % inssituti,n since the bank state s- ment was made up already rising to over . % the clearing ring n house this ST morning % indicated. d rose today t0 Sc Drsmium a.aa aEain:s the lss Q. 'Ses the way V" of dividend and intseess @ disSursS settlement. sterling exchange rates declin- ed. the supply in that market being replen- o hs srs
 counts declined in London. in spite of the sharp turn in the continental exchanges
 The movement of sterling exchange at Paris was particulariy marked that finan- cal center having borne the brunt of the dis slump in Russian government bonds was re- flected in free liquidation of other securities in which Paris is largely interested in order
 The undeyiating confidence with which French holders of Russian securities held through the strain os the Japanese was has
 given way to condition , of mind 60rdssins in St. Petersburg must find some reflection in other markets of the world through the report which has come to be customary oi prevailing car shortages and freight. con gestions with prospects of worse conditions
 sn when indictment weather r, sets g in % ana .whef These assertions of a volume of traffic which 1t is hard to accommodate were some
 what impaired in their stfsc, by the e. n9uct pi q to contest for that traffic with the Guli lines. Some attention was given to the in- creasing issues of new stock and bonds oi and Telegraph sold off 3 points on the re- ported intention to seek authority for [ $160, 900, 900 convertible bond issue. Space seldom active which made fairly sensationa gains
 newat of the weakness in the late genera | market. The Russian situation also reas- | serted itself in the demand for remittance II l the exchange market prices there recovered
 and sss ss rate l estimate of the cotton crop and rumors Q a receiver for the Cincinnati Hamilton ket The closing was Irregular and som | stocks near lowest prices.
 | Bonds were firm. Total sales par vaiu | se,s1o.eoo. United States new 4s. register | ed declined h per cent. on call. MEw YORK STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-05
oHrCAGo GRAIN AND pRoyIsIoNs

Chicago, Illinois. December 4.--Excellent heSe the osa Sa' wheat hf for wSSs Msy showed gains of fh to l5c. Outside of msrHet Sad firm M tone eRsonshous the ass day The demand was good. but offerings were worlds shipments for the week showed con siderable increase over the corresponding
 sT' a ss sSsa sas sSas SsS:eQo bushels one year ago; feature of
 em saportS o Shsa ro over .5.ooO,o bushels compared with. 4,Soo,- feature % was . an G Increase ease of '4sooo bushels in the amount of breadstuffs on ocean pass sible for the small decline at the opening. Pit traders and commission houses sold free | leading bull came into the pit as buyer | offerings became small. Demand from the the last half hour Minneapoiis reported ! cash wheat in urgent demand at higher pre- for the cash article Greatly reduced re- 1s- ceipts in the Northwest stimulated the de- firm with prices near the highest point of S ss @ sSS ss!$s, ssSanosa S to ss& S ossHo Ss and
 As result of active demand from leading longs and good buying by commission n . ,so houso session, Small acceptanees from the coun- try and improved cash demand and export demand and declarations to the effect that farmers are holding out for 40 cents corn. all tended to create bullish sentiment. The market closed firm. May opened hc lower | at 44%c. sold up to 4bhc. and closed at 44Ac.
 | A decrease of 4ss.0oo bushels In the vis- | ible supply and Q revival in export uemano were buliish factors in the oats market. l shorts were the best buyers during the last
 half of the day and the market was active, The close was firm with prices at the high est point of the day. May opened Mc lower
 at 31h hc. sold up to S2hc and closed al
 32@32Mc
 | Notwithstanding an early decline of b0 10c in the price of live hoEs. the provision l market was firm from start to finish. Com
 tinued liberal shipments formed the basis | of the strength shown. Commission houses
 and pit traders were active buyers. There
 was some realizing by longs and moderate
 selling by packers. At the close May pork
 was up 16c at SIS. .57M: Lard was up I 7M loc higher at s7.2o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-05
Montgomery, 4
MARKET FOR FUTURES
ACTIVE AND EXCITED DAY IN COTTos
 SPECULATION.
Report of the Government Estimating the Crop at 10,167,s18 Bales the Cause
 of Violent Advance.

New York. Dec. A.--It was a very active and excited day in the cotton market with operations, dominated by the governments estimate of the crop. Sales for the day were estimated at 1, 500, 900 bales and while clos ing prices were down from the best under heavy realizing the net gain was a matter of 5S@64 points.
 Needless to say. prices made new high records for the season. The market was very nervous and excited before the report was issued. The opening was 15 @32 points higher in response to higher cables and Q bullish estimate by prominent Southern authority. placing the yield at 10.165.ooo regular. the gain was pretty well held until midday. Then the announcement that the estimate would not be available until later in the day was followed by break of about 20 points from the best. which seemed due merely to disappointment at not receiving the report for which everyone was pre- pared.
 The market quickly recovered most of the 1oss however. and ruled quiet until tho re port was actually announced. estimating the growth at 10.167.S1s bales This was fol- lowed on the instant by a violent advance carrying March to IF. 25, within the first six minutes after the report, or 77 points above points above the previous high record for the season. New Orleans was even more violently excited with March selling up Ss points in three sales
 Later the local market was very active and irregular with heavy realizing sales ab- ed about 10 F pointsdown from the top by fresh buying orders through wire and com. by. the continued support of local bulls. The final tone was firm.
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-05
Cash quotations were as follows,
THE METAL MARKET.

New York. Dec. 4.-London cables reported an excited market for tin owing to a squeeze of shorts who bid the spot position the ne whigh record: prices counting from 1888, when the price reached e17O. Local market quiet. but very firm In sympathy
 Copper lower in London FIT los for spot and E77 for futures. Local market firm, out of the market. Lake and electrolytic SIT. .75 94ls co; casting $I7 boTSl7.75.
 Lead unchanged in London. Local mar ket continued firm with fifty ton lots for shipment in 30 days advanced to S 75: while quotations in spots ranged up to S5.T5.
 spelter unchanged abroad. Locally firm SC. 35 @ s6. 40.
 iron higher in the English market; stand ard foundry 52s 2d and Cleveland warrants 52s 1Ad. Local market firm and unchang-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-05
udge Sayre Remands Birmingham
 NAnrn tn Jail.

SuuSe S@SAe
 Negro to Jail.
 Judge A. D. Sayre of the City Court yesterday decided that Taylor Smith, a negro, who sued out writ of habeas corpus to secure his release from the custody of the State. was entitled to another trial and remanded Smith to the custody of Sheriff Burgin of Jef- ferson County.
 Smith was convicted of assault to murder in the criminal court of Jeff ferson County and was sent to the peni- tentiary. His case was appealed to the Supreme Court. where is was affirmed. Later the Supreme Court reversed its former decision and remanded the case to the lower court.s When the case came on for a second trial, Smith, who was in the penitentiary. did not appear and a forfeiture was entered against him. The court officials thought the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-05

sugar-Granulated 5c: F. T.. C. tho
 Hides--Dry flint. 1sc to 17c: dry salted l5c: green salted 1oc:
 Wool-Ciear 24c to Z6c-
 Emf & Produce-Red onions q. 0s per bu. potatoes, Wisconsin stock i;io bu.: New York Danish cabbage. good keeping. hari head stock. 2c lb. fancy apples St.65 bbl. russets. s4.s6; Florida oranges s2.6o box ican ssrdines x oil. $2.50 box: navy beans s2. .ss bu.: white peas s2.so bu.: apple SS. 75 sack, fancy full cream cheese Is Ac lb fancy H-p peanuts shc lb.: choice peanuts pies 50 ib. bags, shc ID: caiifornia Ratsins ib.; California peaches. % ib.; large Brasi nuts. Isc: mixed nuts 25 ID. boxes 12h walnuts 1s 5kc lb.: Tarragona almonds 16c ivaca 15Mc: oceans. medium size 1oMc spanish onions 75 crate: heavy weigh
 seed-Rye. s1 per bu.: wheat q .sc bar ley. II; crimson clover a2c; aifaifa 1e0 a: blue Elass.. 15@isn per ID.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-05
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
 paak 9A HaIrra

Light to moderate rains fell yesterday iT eastern cotton belt districts and rain Is now falling over Southern Florida: rain or snow has also occurred through the Lake region Ohio Valley, middle Atlantic States. and New England. though an extensive area of high barometer now central over Missouri is CT portion of the cotton belt. with tempera- lures low as twenty-six in middle Mis- sissippt and thirty at Mobile. second zion. and a barometric depression is moving in over the South Pacific coast region Con ditions now favor continued fair and cold weather in this section. with freezing tenn perature in ton:~ht: Tuesday fair and not so cold.
 Temperature and precipitation as reported by the Weather Bureau for selected South Dee. (. 1905.