The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-25
sidewalk PeneiIinss
On Roard a BattIeship.

ships in Pensacola" said a Montgomery
 to ss just SaYe tde kindest attitude towards all visitors who go aboard the ships. Somehow or curtness now and then while seeking information but I. for one. was disap-
 T suppose since I witnessed the dis Maine, that t is the forced policy of as mddss to elyan tasr With functions they are certainly very obe- dient tackles; If it is their own Mas the they yrs s sa S Sae seea l was determined to learn something of as of ywss hs Yosng gsbdsrd da ts senger and operator of every depart; ment of the snip ready to answer all a,a aons of the most amusing things Ing % youhg G man n put S nsaf lot a of useless questions. to members of the crew. s of them SaSee Wers on aseS inoh sseif ffo% 'G qS ostile af ens ship came in aWay neT oe m ana carT,ed dees .hei anger him while another admitted 1t would call for measures of emergency
 Really the most interesting feature of modern battle ship Is the remark- tion between all parties of the grand unit The sighting of anything resem- bling q foe is flashed by signs all over the ship and levers wheels and scores of mechanical pieces begin working simultaneously; It would surprise most lay,men to see just the multitude of de- tails on ship that are not used what used, however. in peace and contribute to marvellous system in all features of A Fishing Expedition. Members of the West Fishing Club of Montgomery have gone to McDavid, Fla, to angle for what they commonly call "the finny tribe"
 Among those forming the jolly party of Montgomerians are: William West, Harry Winter. MT. Conway. Dick Mar tin, Ben Clemmens, Jack Allen, Mack Trentham. Walter Aids. Dunk Camp bell, Billy Duncan, w. Harkins, Bow man Duncan, John Freeman. and Dr. Irwin Freeman of Auburn. Ky. If the party does not enjoy the sport in Florida they will be much disap- pointed. They carried with them an ample supply of material to rejoice the inner man. They also carried a photograph, kodaks and nineteen bar rels of mineral water.
 pr. Freeman, of Kentucky. who Is with the party has been visiting his brother John Freeman in Montgomery.
 The Matter of Applause.
 Allen Dale, the brilliant and capable dramatic critic of The New York Amer ican has instituted campaign against applauding with the hands and rect In
 Mir. Dale objects to the same method of showing appreciation Of the worR of the really great players, being used. as are employed at baseball game, a prize fight, or at a vaudeville house. He argues that some method ho,S Sf bp bSppse- corded artists of the rank of Mrs. Flske, MT. Mansfield, and Mrs. Carter. thap the noisy use or nanas ha sna that a man with corns cannot show his appreciation. while wooden legged person may be twice as enthusiastic as
 Mr. Daie's point is well made. It is noticeable even in Montgomery that they have the capacity of enjoying and do enjoy artistic work, content them with .t6 this npd dS of preciating the art by noisy demonstra- tion.
 form proposed by Allen Dale. Fre- quently. fines of the utmost importance are missed before the sound of applause the the player has to face about and bow his Acknowledgment before the play can proceed. The audience IS then brought back to the realization that they are not seeing the real thing. Suc- cess to MT. Dale.
 Patrolman George Cantey, wno has his home, GOA South McDonough street, has completely recovered from his ill., yesterday. Mir. Cantey will not take up again his duties on the force until he has recovered his usual strength.
 Mir Ross Hines. well known and popular young man of Montgomery is | III at his home, Fl Amanda street. His l illness is not serious and he is expected | to be out in a day or two.
 Postmaster 2 " artEn B! ley il has t6s gone one to Tsun0n tS of Grand Army of the Republic.
 Judge William s. Anderson and MT. Montgomery yesterday enroute to their homes in Mobile.
 to the capitol from his home in Eufaula where he spent Sunday.
 ton, n'of'tS of Tuscaloosa, came to Montgom- cry yesterday.
 Messrs. H. c. Ashley and g, s.
 
 gomery.
 Messrs. J. M. Yeager and J. M. Greenhouse. of Centreville. are in the city.
 Messrs. J. O. B. Folmar and M. c. Folmar. of Troy, are in the city.
 MT. J. H. NarraTnore, of Prattyille. is visitor to Montgomery.
 MT. A. M. Scott. of Headland, was In the city last night.
 Mir. c. A. M. Pitts, of Dadeville, Is in Montgomery.
 MT. T. B. Wallace, IT,. of Talladcga. is in the city.
 Mir. Lee Allen, of opelika, is in Mont gomery.
 THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
 The following are the thoughts of a little boy as to the conflict in the Far East:
 Oh, Russia! oh, Russia! are your eyes
 closed tight?
 Can you not see you are losing the
 fight?