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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-30
JuiGIOs celebrates hoy en- eI JuzgadO
de Paz de esta ciudad.

Contra Juan J. Medina, por implorar
la carload pdblica, 81 de multa.
Contra Francisco Hernandez por profe-
rir frases obscenas en- la plaza Baldorio-
ty, 50 de multa.
Contra Juan Alice Ventura Colon,
por dormir en- sitios pdblicoS, 81 de multa
cada uno.
Contra Manuel Hernandez y Alfonso
Vega, por derramaT materias fecales en- la
carretera en- Puerta de TERRA, $1.50 de
multa cada uno.
Contra Manuel Rodriguez, por abuse
en- Ia Puerta de San Juan, 81 de multa.
Contra Hburcio Nieyes, que portaba
sobre gu persona un pnnal, condenado
so dias de arresto y $50 de multa.
Catalina Reyes, reclufda en- ell hospital
de muieres, anoche Sc insubordin6, insul-
to los empleados dem6s enfermas, con-
denada $50 de multa.
ERrque Ferrary, acusado de escandalo
{ insulto Luis Cristy , otros; condenadO
4 So de multa.
Gerardo Lopez, carretero cargo de un
caro- tirado por bueyes, portaba un cas-
quillo de hierro tefminado en- punta; con-
denado So de muIta.
Pedro Nieves, por escandalo, condenado
4 SO de multa.
Fueron absueltos Maria Matos, Nicolas
Vazquez, Julian Ramos, Gregorio Diaz,
Natalie Canales, Juan Fernandez, Josefa
Guzman, Guillermo la Rosa, Isidro Mer-
ced, acusados Gde diversas infracciones de
6rdenes Municipales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-30
La LIGA De AYUNTA.
nnientOs, infOr
nlandO.

Acuerdos del Comit6 Executive de la
Liga de Municipios, en- su session del dia
20 de Diciembre.
Asistieron los sefores Todd, Presidente;
DeIgado, Vice Presidente; y Vocales, Sc
nores Davila, Sold, Nevares, y Cadilla,
sustituyendo este al sefior Perez Aviles.
El Comite Sc enter6 de que el resultado
elective del viaie del Secretario por los
pueblos de la carretera central hasta Pom
ce, en- asuntos de interes para la Liga, fue
satisfactorio.
Sc enter6 el Comit6 de la Tocaudaci6n
veriicada para los gastos de viaje de los
dos Comisionados Washington, y del i'm
portante n6mero de Municipios que han
pagado la quota para 81 sostenimiento per-
manente de Ia Liga.
Eel sefior Presidente dio cuenta al Conf
te de que los dos Comisionados por la Ii
ga, para presentar ante ell Congreso Fede-
raj ell Memorial votado por la Asamblea,
partirdn para aquella ciudad el dia dos
de Enere pr6ximo 4 cumplir su honroso
encargo.
Durante la ausencia del senior Presiden-
te de la Liga, ocupara su puesto en- el CO.
mite ell senior don Manuel Sanchez Mora
les, Presidcnte del Ayuntamiento de San
Juan, como sustituto del sefior Todd.
Alberta amplia y serena discussion acer-
ca dc las contestaciones dadas por los par
tidos politicos al Mensaie del sefior Presi-
dente en- solicitud de una Asamblea de los
dos partidos con ell fin de fortificar con ella,
mas y mas, la acci6n de la Lga y abun-
dando todos los miembros del Comit6 en-
sentimientos de cordialidad patriotismo,
para deiar salvo los altos intereses que
representan, en- beneficio del pals puerto
rriquefIo en- general, fu6 acuerdo estimar
ambos partidos su cortesfa en- contestar ell
mensaje, lamentando profundamente que
81 acto de Ia Asamblea conjunta no pueda
realizarse, rcuya proposition fu6 ami
mado solamente el Comit6 Executive, por
impulses generosos, libres de toda tendeu-
cia perjudicar intereses creados de min
g6n orden, nj con miras q otro fin que el
de tratar de robustecer con ell apoyo moral
dc los dos partidos, en- un acto exceptional
y grande, los prop6sitos de la Asamblea
de Municipios del 25 de Julio liltimo.
Mientras .dure la ausencia del senior
Presidente de la Liga, sustituira este,
como tai, eI se1lor Vice-Presidente don
Ramon H, Delgado. Quinttn Negr6rs Sam-
juriO, Secretario. >@
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-30
En- la Mansion EjeCutiVa

Segdu ha informado hoy 4 uu represen.
tanto de LA Correspondence" el Gober-
nador INFERNO sefior Post, un cable lie ha
sido puesto por Mr.. Winthrop notician-
dole su salida de Nueva York para San,
Juan que ha verifcado esta mafiana.
Acompafa al gobernador ell sefor Teso-
zero, que vencida la licencia concedfdale
regresa Puerto Rico tomar la direction
de su departamento para cuyo cargo fue
reelegido, segdn noticiamos oportunamen-
te.
Ell sefior Santiago r. Palmer visit6 hoy
al gobernador, celebrando. con 6l una lar
ga conferencia.
Ningdn asunto de inter6s ha sido despa-
chado hoy en- aquellas ofcinas, pues con
motive de la 6poca de fiestas sigue la cal
ma.
Sc informa que motives de salud y ex-
Ceso de edad contribuyeron la renuncia
del Auditor sefior Hynes, cuyos familiares
no querian venir la isla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-30
FalIeCimientO de Ia seTOra Trinidad
Ramirez de Vega, en- Vega-AIta.
(De maestro correspOnsal. )

Diciembre 28.-Tras larga penosa en-
fermedad baia La tumba dofia Trinidad
Ramirez de Vega, esposa de nuestro COM
pafero, don Rafael Vega, hija de don Teo-
doniro Ramirez de Arellano, alcalde de
este pueblo.
Sus hijos fueron tres: Vidal, Rafael y
Pepita.
Como esposa, la sefora Vega fu6 eiem-
plo de Ia mas acrisolada virtud, persona
fcdndose en- ella todas aquellas que hacen
de la muier ell mas alto modeIo del bien
en- la hunanidad.
Fue buena madre, buena esposa y bue-
ma cat6lica, que en- la f6 de sus mayores
venerable. Amiga de los desheredados de
la suerte, quienes tendfa su diestra gene
rosa en- las horas de tribulaci6n.
De posici6n desahogada, tuvo un verda-
dero culto por la filantropfa, asf ahora que
desaparece del mundo le lloran cuantos
pudieron conocer, cuanta era la grandeza
de su espfritu, la bondad de su coraz6n en-
donde Ell halito glacial de la muerte paraIi-
20 todas aquellas fbras que tuvieran vi
braciones sentidas para todo 10 noble, para
todo 10 justo, para todo 10 grande.
Este corresponsal identifcado con ell do
lor que enluta hoy la familia de la ina-
da envianle el testimonio de p6same es-
pecialmente al buen amigo excelente
caballero don Rafael Vega y don Teodo-
miro Ramirez.
Sobre Ia tumba de la finada deposita-
mos Ia siempreviva del p6stumo respeto
que Sc hacen acreedoras todas las almas
buenas, todos los seres que fueron mobiles.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-30

LA. VILLA DE MADRID ACADIA de
recibir de Paris un esplendido surtido de
trajes bordados y calados para sefioras, pa
no para billar, frances, camisetas, crepe, da-
mascos de seda en- colores para portiers,
corbatas, (dltimos modelos de Parfs) asi
como los mejores cuellos y pufios de hilo.
encajes de Bruselas, tiras bordadas de Sui
"a, casimires y elasticotina para frac smo-
king (casa exclusive un gran surtido de
perfamerfa. la Villa de Madrid" es La
tienda mas surtida de Puerto Rico y reco-
mendamos a las personals de gusto hacer
una vista. San Francisco 81. Telefono
273. San Juan, Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-30
Junta de InspeGtOres de CamlnOs del
DistritO de AguadilIa.
SECRETARIA.

Vacante Ia plaza de Tesorero del Dis
trito por renuncia del que la desempefaba,
la Junta acord6, en- session del 26 de los
corrientes, que Sc anuncie al pdblico por
medic de Ia presente, para que los aspiran-
tes dicha plaza presenter sus solicitudes
en- la ofcina del sefior Presidente de esta
Junta. Para la cuantfa de fanza que
hay que prestar favor de la Junta. demas
requisites del case, vease el artfcuIo 264
de la Ley General de Caminos VICENTE.
Lo.que Sc anuncia por el termino de
ocho dias para, general conocimiento. La
res, Diciembre 20 de 1905. IgnGciO Osto-
Laza, Secretario de la Junta. Vo Bo. j.
o. AbriL Presidente de Ia Junta.
Sv.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-30
Ell ULTIMO .VIAJE.

Ha fallecido aver repontinamente en- Ell
callejon de Benefcencia, de esta Capital,
Ell soldado del Regimiento de Puerto Rico
Felipe Colon.
Sirvi6 este buen compatriota durante
seis afios en- ese battalion contaba % dc
edad su mnerte.
Sus compafiefos le han sentido mucho,
pues era generaImente apreciado tanto de
ellos como de sus jefes.
El entierro Sc ha verifcado hoy con los
honores de ordenanza. .
Paz eterna al que no existe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-30
LUCIA de As.
lniciaSs eTtle las cOmpaiias De va
pores que haCen ViajeS eutTe
Puerto Rico \ los EstadOs Uni
f0s

Sc infoTma que una conocida Companfa
de vapores que tiene instaladas sus ofici-
mas en- San Juan, ha reformado sus tarifas
de hetea, en- 81 sentido de hacer bonifca-
clones los aetadores, pere solamente en-
los puertos en- donde no recalan los vapo-
res de Ia nueva lfnea establecida en- eata
isla.
Esta tambi6n ha hecho mas reducciones
en- sus hetes j la competencia Sc sostiene
por ahora. Nuevos yapores de Ia inea
"Peck seran puestos al traico y para pa
sale entire Nueva York y San Juan: comen-
zara el servicio en- Mario pr6ximo
Ia preferida, desde luego, por el pdblico
es la s'Peclx.n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-30
'AuxiIiO MutuO. =

Esta sociedad espanola de benefcencia
celebrard 81 dfa primero de Enero pr6xi-
mo, entire ocho media nueve de la ma
hama, en- la Capilla de su Sanatorio, una
misa en- sufragio del alma de sus socios
fallecidos.
Tengo Ell honor en- cumplimiento de
acuerdo tornado por Ia Junta Directiva,
de invitar todos los socios ' sus familias
4 clicho acto.-Aanueg Lons6a, Presidente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-30
IEAIRO DEL PARQUE.

La compaffa scognamiglio anuncia en-
lossdfas que Sc indican continuation, CO.
mo 6nicas representations las siguientes:
Diciembre 80, sabado, .sTosca" Opera;
dicfembre 81, domingo, Geisha, Opereta;
Enero 10, lunes, Traviata, Opera; i'd. 2,
martes, San Toy, Opereta; id. microbes
Boheme, Opera, i'd 4, iueyes, Fedora,
Opera, i'd 5, viernes Mascotta, Opera; i'd
s, sabado, Cavallerfa Rusticana, Pagliacci,
2 operas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-30
CARTAS DETENIDAS..

En- la Administrator de Correos de es-
ia ciudad Sc encuentran detenidas las ST.
guientes:
Agosto Juan, Benftez Celestino, Vaz.
quez Santiago, Battle Pepita p. de, BTam-
bic a., Ballona Miguel, Balsac Maria,
Chinea Jose, Corchado Pedro, Correa Eu-
genia, Cruz Nemesio, Flakerty Albert,
Fowler B. A., Gonzalez Higinia, Gonza-
lez Concha, Guzman jose, Gonzalez Va
lentin, Hernandez Herminio para entregar
4 Candido Martinez, Hernandez Ramon,
Luciano Julio, Lopez Rosa, Lake w. F.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-30
Sc regaIan 0 Sc Ven-
~ den 200 ca Jas VaCiaS

Ell que quiera gozar del gran Nancy
puede pasar por ''El Cielo'' comprar ca
jas vacfas y jaulas deshechas que Sc ven-
den cualquier precio.
Esas 200 cajas son las que contenfan Ell
inmen surtido de camas, colchones, telas
de alambre que por espacio de dos horas
estuvieron interrumpiendo ell trafco en- la
calle de la Fortaleza.
Arrivf Hmnos. Sc disponen regular
cosas curiOsas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-30

Juan cuando el asunto viniese en- apelaci6n
al Supreme, bien utilizar IN abogado de
San Juan, que habrfa de trasIadarse 4 la
Corte de Ia isla que conociese del pleito,
por 10 cual necesariamente cobrarfa mas
que 81 no, tuYiera que saIir de su residen-
cia habitual
Els necesario exigir que cada hostia tenga
grabado 81 nombTe Digestive Mojarrieta,
pero un solo estuche produce mejor efecto
que una docena de botellas de aqua mineral
8 de cualquier Otro remedio. Ademas de
ser el dnico curative radical, del estomago
y del instestino, el Digestive Mojarriet pu-
rifica los alimentos v los hace asimiIabfes.
Ell legftimo Digestive Mojarrieta cura en-
un d1a las indigestiones, en- un mes las dis
pepsirs gastralgias. y en- tres meses las
mas graves emfermedades cronicas del es-
tonnage y del intestine. Esta universal
mente confirmado, en- forma sin iguaI, que
la effcacia del Digestive Mojarrieta es ver-
daderamente radical y superior la de to-
dos los otros remedies.
! De venta en- las principales farmacias de
Europa y America.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-30
CURA GARANT 1ZAbA PARA
LAS ALMOR RANAS

s1MPLEs Y SANGRANTES EXTERIO-
RES y con picazon. LIS buticarios dsvo'-
verdn el dinero, 81 g UNGUEETO de PAZO
deja de curar cualquier case, por rebe de que
sea en- IA dfas. La primera aplicaci6n
dS alivio sosiego. ST ell boticsrio no 10 tie
ne, envienos el equivslente so ctvs GRO
Rmericsno, en- sellos de o'rreo, Sc enviarS
Manqueo por Paris Medlcina 90 , st Louis
for. e. u.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-30

En- eSta imprenta SO vende papel de pc.
ri6diCo vieio & S2-00 quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-30

M. zENO GANDIA.
Director.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-07
TAYLOR AT GREENSBORO.
Former Governor Introduced by Cnp-
 fnim HOhaOn.

Greensboro, May 6.-(Special. )--EX" Governor Bob" Taylor lectured Tor the benefit of the Baptist Sunbeam society last night at Blunt's opera house. Cap tain Richmond r. Hobson introduced the speaker in finished and eharmlh $ manner Though Governor Taylor mas been heard here several times, ms Castles in the Air." entertained and enthused a crowded house for more than an hour.
 Tonight the anniversary debate of the Relies Letters Society will be ntld in the University Chapel and Captain Hobson will deliver the oration.
 The last meeting of the Poet CIT cIe" was held at the residence of Col. w. C. Tunstall, when his daughter Miss Gena, was hostess. The question for debate was. Resolved, That mar riage is a Life Contract" The Spin sters" of the club had the affirmative and the married women the negative. After quite a spirited debate the judges, Miss Mary E. Avery, Mrs. Will liam Knight and Mrs. OVerstreet, rem dered decision in favor of the spun sters."
 The Literary and Scientific Associa- tiou held the last meeting of the sea- son with Miss Shelby Garrett, at Dr. Carson's. very interesting paper was read by Dr. k. F. Monet'e on What Has Freedom Done for the e- gro Mentally and Physically Tae paper was discussed by the As5ocia- tion After election of officers the Association adjourned until October. Following are the officers: President Burt P. Richardson; Vice-President, Mrs, k. F. Monette; Treaslrcr. Col. l.. J. Lawson; Secretary, Miss Ger trude Locke.
 w. E. Wedgeworth of Akron has been appointed Justice of She Peace for Beat by the Governor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-07
At Union Park, st. Louis.

At mon l-uEhs SNs AFOuESs
 St. Louis, May 6.--Fine racing wealth CT and Il good card brought out the banner crowd of the American JOCKEY Clubs meeting. Luralighter at 10 l, won the feature from ErDe aud Mor- ris Wolmer Summaries: ,--.,..
 FiTst race, mile and three 'SlNteenthS -pr. Kammerer, 1Ol A. br9wn(' : to 1, won Hershman, ST (Rddtke), 5 to r. third. Time, 2:1O 5-5. Alcom R., Chemist, Dr. Guernsey, G. E. scar borough Dr. Kier, Scorpolette and Es-
 Second race. four and half furlong;' ---Armls ice, leo (R. Head), to l. won; Side View, los (Adams(. to l. l, third. Time, :59 4-5 Dalzar. Lila Ill Nj, Colonial Lady. Billy, Benzng, nr. Young and Walter Douglas ran. -,,..,... Charcoal. IOI L. JacksonJ. 4 to !, won: The Don. 1l0 (Schilllns), 5 to D, second; Hilarlty, 9S GA. Brownl, to l. third. Time. l:2l 1-5. Lord FLen@n. Fa,,,Jl Terry. Miss Aubrey, Governor oayres' Armorer, Baggerly ran.
 Fourth race, mile and sixteenth, to I, won; Erbont, 1G7 (ShillinS2, l4 to 5. second, Morris Volmer, 9y (W. hGl- ly). ] to 1, third. Time, 1:55 4-5. De RussJ, W. R. Gates, Henry of Frans- 'aI@Tt Fifth race miie-Remorse, 113 Uowej, to 1, won;, Juba. 19i (Rodtke), II to 5, second; Q}pe5r;9tor' :5o l-5. Prince of Pllsen. Sarincr, Catalina, Little Lois, Ora Mckinney
 sixth race, six and half furi2ngs- Orpeus, 1o2 (Stille), 6 to l, won; Miss Could, IO9 QLOwe), 9 to l, second; All Scarlet. :. (Jenkinsl, 20 to l -hIcd. Time, i:27 Oudenard, Hardcastle Gus Lanka, Russlona. Henry Schroerer' II Uu'0'' Mondays Entries.
 First race, six urlOngs-Russlona, A Bell. Jane S, Blue Pennant 1O7; Clara stanton, l07; HOrnhOst, Charlie Celia, Filler Petapouf. Stalker Hunterdon' Ascelepias, 1O9; Jane s, lO7; Patricius'
 ' second race. four and half furlongs --Dr Windeli, 1lO; Chauncey Olcott, Long Bright. Dalzar, Never Seen, lO8; Good. Walter Douglas, Sultry, 1l3; Polly Prim, Aidion. Thibenus, Sweet Third race. six and half furlongs. selling-Duelist Ike, Ill; Miss Gould, Mexicanna, Tower. 109; First Attempt, TSIving Charcoal, Tempt, lO4; Operator, Irish Jewel. 106; LimerlGk Glri, 91' Lady Ray, 1O2; Day, 112; Lord French,
 Fourth race, mile and sixteenth. seIling-W. B. Gates, 1O6; DeRussey, los; Falrbury, 1O3; Beecher, SC; Lura i-'E Eifth its ra.e. mile, selIing-Miss Nan nie L., S6: Mary Worth, Our Sallie, Honda. Morris Volmer. iO6;. Miss Mo Kenna, Twemlow. 102; Clandestine, S3; Gisbock. Watermelon. 99; c. B. Samp- bell. Erbe. Morendo, Sanar, 1OS.
 sixth race, five furlongs. sellfag- Tim A. Long Hilarity. 122; St. Paula, Cyutta. ll2; BIumenthal, Sheer, l9i Jennie Hughes, Soundly, Ills; Tenny Relic. I20: Ailyar, 125; Laura Hunter I2O; PontOtOc. log; The Bumoon, IF.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-07
The Best CAKE ever made.
 DOWe's Have some for dessert today. Either Phone 5S OF 1873.
NOBLE INSTITUTE.
Interesting Exercises are to Be Held at
 AnnistOn.

Anniston, May 6.-(SpeciaL) )--The commencement at Noble Institute will occur May 20th-24th inclusive. The first of the closing exercises will be on Saturday, May goth, when the primary exercises will be given. On Sunday, May 21st, Rev. Dr. Cobbs of Greens- boro, will preach the baccalaureate sermon at Grace Church. The exercises will continue through the week 70 Wednesday night, when the commence ment occurs.
 The call of the election for the spe- cial school tax of 10 cents on the hum dred dollars of taxable property in Calhoun County has met with an almost unanimous approval of the citizens and should there be opposition it will not be of much force. Congressman Bowie estimates that the special tax will add at least S9,O00 to the funds now applied for use for education, and it will. tend to give the whole county uniform schools in grade and length of sessions.
 A movement is fast shaping itself into the formation of an athletic club of the young men of the city. Well known and popular young men ara leading the movement and their suc- cess seems very probable. The young men desire to form themselves into an athletic club that will be permanent organization for the city.
 On next Wednesday night at the No- ble Street Theatre the Lyceum Bureau will present Governor Bob Taylor In his lecture, Castles in the Air" This will be one of the best 7nterSdnments offered by the bureau and nd doubt many will take advantage of this opportunity to hear the gifted lec- turer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-07
CASE GOES TO JURY
sTOUTZ-GLAss DAMAGE TRIAL AT
 MOBILE.
Gulf City to Have station Installed of the deFOrest Wireless Telegraph System--GrOund Broken
 for New Hotel.
Advertiser Bureau,

Advertiser Bureaus
 Mobile, May 6.
 At II o'clock tonight, the jury in the Stoutz- Glass case brought in verdict as follows:
 "We. the jury, find for the plaintiff and assess the damages at one cent:
 The case of R. w. Stoutz Vs. Adam Glass for $50,OO0 damages, charging libel, is now in the hands of a jury of twelve men. The jury was charged at o'clock this afternoon and retired. In a half hour they returned into court for additional instructions, received them and again retired.
 This morning Harry Pillans made the closing argument for the defense, in which he made much of the opportun- ity He was exceedingly bitter against the plaintiff. He was followed by Richard II. Clarke, who closed for the plaintiff. MT. Clarke was severe in his excoriation of Glass and made much of the alleged charges preferred by Glass in the Masonic Lodge.
 Two incidents occurred during the argument which were worthy of note. Court Senographer F. o. Hoffman was fined $5 for being absent from the court room during the argument at time when he was wanted by an attorney to note an exception during the argu- ment of Mir. Clarke. The fine was sub sequently remitted. Jules Eslava was sent to jail for three hours for con tempt of court for refusing to take a seat when so notified by the bailin.
 At S:30 tonight the court instructed the Court Clerk, in the event the jury reached a verdict tonight to receive 1t and discharge the jury.
 The deForest wireless telegraph sys- tenn will be established in Mobile. Cap italists have secured $50,O00 for the establishment of the station. C. s. Dumont, w. w. Tompkins and Robert P Jones of the American deForest sys- fem. completed the arrangements to- dav The station, which will be of ncwer of two kilowats. will be located in inc City Bank and Trust Company s hpiIding. The operating room will be In eupalo of the building and mast i4o feet high will be erected on the roof from which the messages will be recatved and transmitted. The Mobile station will have sufficient power to transmit messages 600 miles by land .nd 100 by water, giving Mobile di- rect communication with Havana, where a station Is located.
 Pausacola and New Orleans also have stations. It is announced tEe company will erect a statioR at Fort Morgan for the government The local station will be allied with the Atlantic Ge FOrsst aystem, of which the American dctNr-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-07

In the Reclamation contest Wetump- ka was represented by William Yancey Williams and Abbeville by George Lu- thar Dunn. The decision was given to George Luther Dunn. Abbevllle woh in both contests.
 Yesterday afternoon the baseball team of the Agricultural School played Fort Gaines. Ga, at this place. a ten- inning game. The score was and 9 at the end of the ninth inning. In the tenth Fort Gaines went to the bat and failed to score and then refused to give Abbeville her half. Umpire Go- son gave his decision, 9 to in favor of Abbeville.
 The Methodist and Baptist Sunday Schools at this place have decided to have their union Sunday School picnic on Friday, May 12, at Mrs. Ligntfoocs grove. The Baptists have nearly raised enough money to pay their church debt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-07
REGRETTED IN DEMoPoIIs.
City Hears News of the Tragedy nt
 Linden.

Demopolis, May G.-(Special. )-The news of :he accidental killing of J. $. Trigg by ex-Judge of Probate s. r.. Prowell in Linden Wednesday evening was learned here with much regret. MT. Trigg was prominent merchant in Linden for a number of years and was widely known.
 MT. Trigg's funeral occurred yestSr- day at Old Spring Hill, and a large number from here attended. The ser vices were conducted by the Masonic bodies of Demopolis and Linden.
 The new board of Mayor and CoLn- cilmen held their first meeting yester- day when organization was effected.
 The United Daughters of the Con- federacy held q successful bazaar at the city hall yesterday afternoon and evening for benefit. of the monument fund.
 The protrIcted meeting, commenced at the Methodist Church two weeks ago, continues. Rev Mir. Latham of Fort Deposit, who has been assisting Pastor Welch, has returned home ana Presiding Elder Rush of Selrla is here assisting in the preaching.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-07
How about having ICE CREAM For the dessert tOdnyf Order the best-Can Either Phone 55 or 1873.
 DOWe's. Doves.
Neua nf CenterriIIc.

Centerville, May 6.-(SpeciaL} The concert given by the ladies at tie court house last night for the benefit of the Methodist parsonage was sue cess. There was quite q good crowd present and a neat sum realized.
 The town election here passed oft quietly and the following officers wer declared elected: Dr. s. c. Meigs Mayor; NJ. G. Crews, J. L. Legal, J. T. Sassey and Ed. Kennedy, Alder man; city Attorney, J. T. Fuller.
 The members of the Masonic Lodge of this place contemplate erecting a handsome brick hall within the mex: few months.
 Commissioners Court will convene here on Monday. There is quite q lot of business to be transacted at this meeting. and it will no doubt Le in session for several days.