The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-11

| scores of hands that were extended to | him In congratulation of what was re- garded as his incidental victory. He withstood the excitement in a cool de- meanor and remarked to his friends l that ."only a man who is going to be hanged would not be glad to receive this good news"
 Hurrahs for Gerald. The band played f1tfully and the crowd vied with the intensity of the music by giving numerous yells. 'Hurrah for the oldest Chief of Po- lice in the United Statesr yelled one man and it was the signal for most vibrant series of yells.
 Who's the man?" Inquired another person, this time young man, and an | swering he said aloud, GER -A-L-D" which was followed by three more cheers.
 The chief was to ill-disposed to ven- ture a speech and this fact seemed to be well known among the throng on the outside There was system in the crowd who filed through the front door to his bedside. He sat all the while on the side of his bed loosely clothed. The procession soon departed for the cars and to the center of the city, dropping members here and there. until it was completely dispersed by the time Court Square was reached.
 Vending its way in the middle of the
 
 pyramid lighted on the inside and carted along by a horse, flashing dog geral typical of the feeling in the cele- bration.
 The lines began, "Oh, my. it's an aw- full thing to buck against the ring etc., and some vindictive language was Haunted at the supporters of Capt. Forbes A spieler stood on the cart and spun out a lot of campaign talk which was occasionally cheered
 Central Council Meets.
 Long before the Central Council had been called to order at o'clock last night by President C. P. Jones, the courtroom where they met was pack ed to it's full capacity. A few min utes after o'clock the returns began to come in. They did not come in numerical order but without loss of time until all except those from Ward 1 were received. The declaration of the results when made by President Jones was each time punctuated by cheers and blatant remarks by the Teague contingent.
 There was much interest also mani fested in the race for aldermen at large and MT. Hartley seemed to have the good will of the crowd as indicated by the hearty yells as the returns show ed his sweeping victory
 After some delay the returns from Ward 1 were read and the result for mally declared as already given by President Jones. The Central Council adjourned immediately thereafter
 Official Vote by Wards.
 The official results for Aldermanic nominees were as follows:
 Ward 1-Aldermen- at-Large: J. H. Hartley, 27O; Leopold Strauss, PIG; w. ! N. Cox, 19S; John P. Kohn, 173; J. Kirk Jackson, 169, and Berto H. Johnson. "A, ~ [ ~ Nafr, 335. and Gaston Gunter 307; members | of the Central Council, Joseph Abra- ham. 259: O. c. Dibble, 240.
 Ward 2-Aldermen-at- Large: Hart | ley, 255; Strauss, PAS; Cox, 21O; Jackson. 1855: Kohn. 139; Johnson, 27; Aldermen | from the ward: c. l.. Ruth, 2lS; J. C. ! Tyson, 2l1; George G. Miles 154; Rob tral Council, D. w. Ford, Ss5 and w. ~ Smith 395.
 Ward 3-Aldermen-at-Larg Hart ley, 256; Strauss 252; Jackson. 241; Cox, 202; Kohn, l46; Johnson, 43; AL dermen from the ward: T. G. Foster. PIP: N. Lobman, l93; C. Lanie. Jr.. IT; c. G. Zirkle, 40; members of the Cen tral Council, Temple Seibels 4O2 and H. N Hughes. 402.
 Ward 4-Aldermen- t-Large; Hart ley, 2S6; Cox. 256; Strauss, l95; Jack son, 179; Kohn. 156; Johnson. 4S; Alder men from the ward; Adolphus Roemer, 29O: c. P. Mcintyre. 263; w. w. Seidle, 192; members of the Central Council, c. P. Jones. S13 and w. M. Browder. | 3O5.
 ward 5-Aldermen Large, Hart lev 2O4; Cox. 16l; Jackson, l32; Strauss, iii. Kohn 106; Johnson. 2s. Aldermen for the Ward Robert Tait 157; C. A. criNith. 135; J. F.. Maddox, 12S; w. L. Havrood. S4 Members of the Central Council. J. H. Hardaway, 215 and J. I. Corners, 200.
 Ward 6-Aldermen-at-Lar Hart lev 1S4: Jackson, 9s: Strauss, 94 Kohn, SS: Johnson. 42. Aldermen from .he ward. J. J. Sullivan, ITO: John Ryan, 14S: James Toole, 1OS. Members of the | Central Council, | J. Farley, 161 and ! c. c. Delaney, l29.
 ward [. (Box D-Aldermen-at- Large. Hartley, 9S; Cox. 70: Strauss, 61; ' Jackson, 40; Kohn, 39; Johnson II. AL | dermen from the Ward, J. l.. Holloway, | 51;J. F. Jones. 90; S II. Saul, 5S. Mem | bers of the Central Council c. M. Roe mer, 95. and W. T. Sheehan, S3.
 Ward '. (Box 2)-Aldermen- Large, Hartley, 7s: Strauss. 64; Cox. 62; | Jackson. 23; John, 19; Johnson. s. AL