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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
.iWlARRENToN, VA!
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! Especial To The Tlmes.D Ispatt,chI,,99I

Especial to The Times. Dlspat cha
N WAR; ENTON. an 81 "a minstrel
show, composed OF local talent. will be given
here about the middle OF mex month for tho:
benefit OF tho Young MEMS Christ Assoc
citation. puite8a great deal OF 81 crest is
taken In the movement. and tho work OF Or
ganIzinG i,yil soon. be commenced. 5gs M i3 Z
h Fox h,intcra ! this season have not been
chasing will tho wisps, -. " l'ywhters llns
killed with IFS hounds nty-onas foxes durl 4
tho past year, Monday, Will 10 cconpnn!ed
By James Is, Maddox, tllrcS were run down
and captured. s5 I. X I,
community are seriously considering the adj
Visibility OF running IA trolley line from come
point in Fauquieys to clearwater OF t)'es: .Poto-
mac, III sG ~ "a s "
I ona gentleman, speaking ON tho subject:
thinks n single track road with six ca rs ~ nd
a sufficient number of sldings would answer
all practical purposes at first. This ine,a no
thinks, on account OF its unguestionlh'e pppt-,
Iarlty. would sooner or later pay interest m
tho cost, hcsldes adding in many Ways to the
comfort % the peop Gen, pay spilman
nj Christmas, and the logic OF the Plan has
appealed to practical men in general. b FL g
4F C,ulpeprr. and l'appalannnck now have q
line In course Of construction, and the general
wish Ia that r lTauauler may follow ins,ithe'r
footsteps X, 5s sg S q. 81 vs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
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SOUTH OSTO:.'N.
7, ! !, !, I, ,t.An III n IN .Dlspatch.

N ~ a IA II II u ,ttHa rim es. Dlspatrh)
sx,iiS ,ElIH bsrt1 II. VA,1Jana2 iI---rho In
Edamctientt t1rder ofa !, Bachelor Maids nre
;indncd thn. @iiAii Bitnportaht"s5,t, the eyes
snyHthn abcfai c(tuiG,@ and are continually
enjoying parties rendings socials, nnd va
sriuis Kinds Or ertertaininetlts.5te EACH ac-
Sno nn , VIII, \ dainty REFRESHMENTS
which BIDS dedatice to poor man nrd the
s,inli,ckv bachelor, 'w1,o takes II MI in with
! n reiiistnnt air ana wishes the girls u
merry tlme, kn owing chat he will not re-
celye an Sinyitaeiotl5t Is participate with the
FEST of tia GUESTS But has 10 content
himself {; either ~ staying at5honie or seek
IN niea sure |aisewhere, ana consoles him
seIf ~ saving .'sofr,e day those maids
vii wis1,7f fpr 4 bachelor not only In
name. Mi Ia real stlling. 4.
on inst Monday evening these indepen-
|dent at,,rna INVADED the lovely home OF
|t5V.IT. .Tordat /, ! nni7 f1roye Ayct,ue nnd were
rova,iv e;,tnrt Ill 6d Et,v re- will Easley,
|Iof.this niarrgsni,i Niins stlsip Norton, Sof
|Srhasa r.Itv, ilntii5 Il late hour The dwell
nr ,yli ~ H Il ~, I - he iia1ldsomest In
tovy;ii IN 4 i,en,,tfi,llv decorated with holly
~, -, Il ~ ,vt1n shaded electric lights
a addod Z, III, ~ the scene 81 tho already,
richiv Il fnrnished awaiting. After pleas
~ IN vcraa tions 4 m various literature
|tjnE4haE Ihrnrv IN 4 sf,rcr, eagerly devoured,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
5CH.ARLO TIE, G,

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Especial IL Tho Tilnes-D ispatch.). Tx. ,sg
iortsa Sres
e esus tho opera
i sasss aG y0ung
sileassaIs. under the direction OF Mr. Inert u.
5sng he Gdw nshs S
atAss Alice 1ilans covlss, Nr: osH,oI,d
.; Nj - and Mrs. a. Grlbblc, Of Sherman
sna nlss i1an
drSe,s ~ esbis nc
ffa7n sesf'
number Il r, !, hf ae
been the social 81 INC
RSst ono
IS f
lS NIL sseE fs M sftained eaSre
/ d. G. Hand some prizes were awarded the
Binents were served after the game 4,
?. Pope nter r.,.i :, x the Thur
e Street
Among the on tot town guests was Mrs. Lilly
Glenn. Of q g = nord.n ,s,t II, week
lT,kf
for Palm Beach. y Fla, where they will spend
the balance Of the winter; =. 3, =, 3.
families In biecklenburg count took place in
lower Creek township "Wednesday evening
The cont ractins part Siiss Lily Moore
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr. Meal
pine OF Pinevlle. 81
birmingham. Ala..5w she will visit Rev.
4 ana Mrs. John ~. " Stage. y.
K Mrs. Charles shepperd, OF New Z ork, is the
I1rrg
rs, Mi. and Mrs. Edward G Dwelle have re-
turned from, their bridal tour and IRE at home
with tho bride s parents. Mr.. and Mrs H J s -
ROSS. North College Street, q Y,
8E socletyllent Itself IN largo force Thursday
to tho exercises In the Coliege
( Of Lee and Jackson. Following these exercises
\ an elaborate banquet was served the veterans
brio I aprons served the grlzzlcd survivors OF
the Civil War, Isl 81
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Edwards made the address OF the evening,
On nIn,idaN tho YirginIn Dare ERebekahs

Edwards made the address OF the evening,
On Friday the Virginia Dare Rebekahs
gave an entertainment ut Masonic liall
! with many interesting features--songs and
scenes OF va olden .lmes--col onial drlll ny
tho little folks, the minuet as danced by
grapdfathers and grandmothers when
young, the old Virginia reel, as It used
to DO, old songs, old Jokes and Colonia,l
DANES TO serve Refreshments to the audi
enca. Il #
On Thursday, The Frances Baghy \. ny.
e. H. u. met as usual ana are mllel, m
tercsted IN plans looking 70 securing g
hall In connection with the new ana
kflourshing y. We, A.
Mr.. ~. u. Lipscomb and his family nave a
gone to Virginia Beach where ne NH
manage a truck farm for the Princess cess
Anne Hotel Company.
Work Is very actlve at the Wheeief
& Denmead 3rothers' Shipsatd and qulte
a force OF mechanics is employed there.
NJ Mr., w. l., Wheeler has returned from
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M PETE hsBURG va, o. The
&IiiliS Camp. banquet the eyeEins OF General
b,rhs ssa sysa
well as social affair.
IA library Hail. where The celebrat Ion was
Shcld. 4 was approximately decorated and dis
played three tables with covers for We huns
IdrcdS and ten. and beautifully sndorneA Win
floral decorations. s n l2 S38 IA
The presence OF sixteen young ladies' who
were In charge of the tables was y most
unique and a. trattlYe feature OF the occasion.
Ing, and Captain IL. H. Marks. commander Of
tho a. p. Hill Camp. presided. and introduced
Mr.. Simon Seward ms the first spea Ger, rs Mr.
Carter r.. Bishop adJutnnt of y he camp IN
e Georse s. 'n BERNARD Mr. Alexander Hamllo
Mr. j. 81 y. llialnson. Rev. lillian MEG.
White, Mr.. James Anderson. OF Springfield,
Mass. and rev. DR.. tn lor.
gPeeersburs Cravs were present. and a letter
from, Captain Moody, 81 he g "a vs. was read
cxpre ssing his regret that anot her chi cement
prevented hin, from being present, wv
Aisssrs. George RAYMOND snd s =,
SIN til. Of Connecticut members OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic G., We're prs sent
65 Among the many invitfd guest were Rcv.
" 8 s.. Fostar,8 Rev. DR.. Q. $, bunting, Alr.
Kt1 + ye c he4s
Stian association Dr. Powell and Mr.. James
Anderson, II Of Sprlnrfled ass.. S{S Union
veteran who was elect ed b several years ago
10 honorary membership In tho a. +. Hin
Camp. FlI Nj 81 - ~ n,
!. The Valley Farm Hunt Club and the River
I side Club gave fox hunt on Thursday morn-
Ing which was unattended by fox, but WIS
much enjoyed socially by the fol,owlng ladies'
with Mr. 7 +. r uftln. M SIS Page Miholls
with Mr.. Alex BRYANT Nj ss MARY Gee! with
MI. Carter Myers, Niles Ophelia Perclvall with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
WEST POINT, VA
/. ~. {. ~ EIll,., I'M -, II Sna u

(special 10 The Times Dispatch,)
yVISST POINT, YAnsJ an ol.,-The Chelsa
Lodge, X! of SP.,i No, 50, received and en-.
tertained Monday evening q largo num-
Der Of her frlends-first IN their Casted
IIallto witness the Installation OF ionlcersi
and later at ~ banquet served In the
Der or her fr!ends-nrst In their Castle
Masonic Hall. i8 5353 81 X .ii
( Mr., "a. Julian Bagby, toastmaster, pro-
no , the following tpasts; "Our lodge
response by NTH. II. Lewis; "The
Ladies, n, response w Rev. u. =, Cuth-S
refill "Our Order" response by Or. J.. a,
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scoTTsYILLE VA

ispecal to ghe Times -Dispatch)
\ scoTrsYILL.E. VA Jan. al.--A skating
party, composed OF Mr.. and MIS-, g: 2,
Harris, AIr. and Airs, N. ~. schlater. and
Misses Marjorie and Helen Harris, Messrs, !
frank Hammer I.eake Pitts and Henry
Harris. took ADVANTAGE OF the lee on t l''i
pond IN Factory Bottom TUESDAY pishs
light made nesrX until = late ho1s
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r : ..charlty." response BY Rev

nOlhpS 1890 ,ff
"A. sullivan. j, u.
On Wednesday evening. the West FONT
Il od i I, %. o. IT,. No, 22. and the VIE.
GINA a Dare Lodge Of Rebekahs, held y, IN
stsilatlon services at ourns Hall. ], !, NE ~
q. Morris, grand master g ,Gran y
Lodge, !. 9, O.. u, Of ylEslnia' I ~ ~ Mr.,
charles Pohlig, acting as grand marshal
were present, and assisted in the installar
ton services. the first two nance s.,
making pleasant addresses, MA u. Julian az
Bagby, noble grand, presided over tha
meeting and Mcssrs. Folkes, Hess a y
Roberts, also, made short speeelhess' Ky, y
f,eshments were served ana y p'e''sAtts Il
evening was spent.
on Thursday. Lees birthday, the WeSes
Point Chapter Of the Daughters Of the
confederucy held q reception at the honle
OF Mrs. n. j. Palmer Music Was tntr
,0!shed by local talent and Alr' =, Henry
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an extended western trip, having visited
Syracuse, n. ~. and Chicago, W.
Captain J. w, Marshall ~ confined 70
the house with tho grlpPe' he aeSpeeis
70 move into his handsome new residence
by February. LIST. .i, 48,, n
81 AIR, III, j. Lewis Is also on the sick lis,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
Terry &Davant, asssfs' asss's.
 Montgomery. Ala.
Mortqdqe Sale.

Under and by virtue of the power contained in that certain mortgage made by Eliza Chilous to J. M. Free man. dated August IS. 1904, and re corded in Mortgage Book 1s6. page Ss, in the office of the Judge of Probate of Montgomery County, Ala, whlch nortgage was duly transferred and as signed to the undersigned before ma turity, I, B. H. Abercrombie, will oner for sale for cash at the Artesian Basin in the City of Montgomery. Ala, within the legal hours of sale on the Sth day of November 1905 the following. des- cribed property, to wit:
 That certain lot being in the block bounded by Holt. Mill, Elm and Cherry Streets in or near that part of the City of Montgomery known as Peacock Tract fronting on the south side or Mil Street sixty-eight (6S) feet, more or less, and extending back of equal width three hundred and twelve (3l2) feet, and being bounded on the east by the lot known as the N. B. Burke lot, on the west by the lot occupied by Frank Watts, and on the north by NH Street, and being the same property oc- cupied by said Eliza Chilous as her home. and lying in the County of Mont gomery and State of Alabama.
 B. H. Abercrombie, transferee.
 Fred S. Ball. Attorney. suit
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
COTTON
FARMERS CALL MEETING TO DIS-
 Uss BEAR MOVEMENT.
Spots Were shade Better But Holders Were Stubborn mad Little of
 the staple Was Of- s.sN,- fered.

s..,a, M,aa.ins 4.- ,,S1,,.. = '' .S s-is | Responding to better conditions in New Orleans the Montgomery buyers offered 1-16 better for .middling yes terday. but there was little for sale Neogroes who brought cotton with them to town to do their Saturday trading had talked with their land lords lords "a and So,a arriainsements ii had been % Montsomery farmers have been so much Impressed with the struggle to essn as .na st they fns Ssve citizens to discuss the situation. The call issued yesterday is as fol-
 Ali who are interested in a higher price for cotton are hereby requested to meet at the Commercial and Indus inst, next Tuesday at Il o'clock to discuss what is necessary to advance and hold up the price of cotton.
 and sambers of a street G the or our interest in our agricultural pro- duets of the South? . u ,,.,, ell. s M q H1 seott, W B F ' p0Sd Mitchell m T.0f Hsn%sIiis, HaHsfiitsns K Kk, Nasrss, as'i H J. wright Witt, R. s. Carraway, A.. P. Tyson, W. w. Brame, J. T. McGaw, H: L. stose ESson M D. w H Sauxban Saas ay Zadek, & j. Pettus, W. H. Mead. F. Mclean, W. M. Hudson. Jacques Loeb. H. M. Hobbie. N. Lobman, John " O F. Jones S. L: Tyson. w. G. Jones. T ". oliver. J. L. Hall' L. B. Farley
 The signers of this call represent tba nrndnnara of cotton in the county.
 The brief market yesterday for flu lures was of in New York and bet ket was influenced by poor cables from
 The New Orleans spot market of points offered nothing. Holders were reported as stubborn and 1t was said | that spinners were expected to over reach their taking largely soon. atNthe close as follows:
 Weather conditions in the belt con- tinue favorable, promised rains in eastern belt. not materiaiizing Visi- ble supply figures more bullish than | expected but statistics accounts for | little at present.
 kings liquidated Octobers being taken Fby a large spot house which continues the dangers of the big stock to the bull side. Improved spot demand here today, but most factors refused to sell and interior offerings went to nothing a few sales at easier prices early in the day. Buyers expect better busi- ness next week. Prospects contract market near future depends on wheth- CT more distress long cotton will re- spond to bear tactics or whether shorts are satisfied for the present fearing weather changes and attitude of holders which stood recent attack very well. Both points should be closely watched. Conservative houses in all markets. favor covering for the present and ac- tion indicated by gradual recovery from lowest today.
 Until the bears take their hands rom the throat ol tne market or @ tne no decided fluctation of the market may be expected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
WALL STREET REVIEW.
DOWNWARD TENDENCY
 WAS IN EVIDENCE.
Group of Industrial specialties ExceD- tion to General Rule-The Money Market Still . Big
 Factor.

New York. Oct. 7.-The weekly bank | statement offered a warning of the small reliance to be placed on yester- days late decline in the call money rate aa a reflection of the situation tof the money market. Speculative sentiment was brought to the conclusion that a stin money market was likely to con- tinue for the immediate future and quence. A group of industrial special ties mostly among the railroad eauip- ment stocks with American Locomotive a conspicuous leader were notable ex- tendency. The movement in these was of professional origin quite largely, but had as a substantial basis the extrnor- dfnary need of the railroads throughout ties to accommodate the flood of traffic which is coming upon them. The strength of this handful of stocks, how ever. was of little effect in sustaining easy al net declines running to a point or over for many of the prominent active stocks. The decrease in cash shown by the bank statement ran to the largest of the primary estimates based on the known movement of money. This showing Is regarded as a rectification in part of the unexplained though the full amount of the dis crepancy Is by no means accounted for. The showing strengthens the supposi- ton that gold engagements have been made without waiting for their actual receipt. The effect of the decline in cash on the surplus was modified by the scaling down of the deposits through contraction of $1,SSs, foo in outstanding loans. The inroad upon the surplus was thus limited to S3,153,- $50 bringing that item down to $4,- 2S6,175. The loan contraction is be- ItaVaA Ia An tAx k~I~ over of loans from the banks by out Of town institutions which have drawn on their New York deposits for that purpose during the week. Total sales Of bonds par value, $1,750,000.
 NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
MARKET FOR FUTURES
OPENING LOWER ON THE NEW
 YORK COTTON EXCHANGE.
Good weather Reported and Cables Were Not Favorable-The Shorts Covering for
 Over Sunday.

New York, oct. 7.-The cotton mar ket opened steady at a decline of to 8 points in response to lcwer cables and good weather shorts were covering for ever Sunday but after working up a point or two from the orening prices broke under a renewal of bear pres sure and representatives, of Wall Street liduidation. Selling at net decline Of to II points, the market attracted in. creased demand from local shorts and during the middle of the morning ral- lied about points frcm the lowest, showing a steadier tone though most of the demand was for covering and a bearish average.
 Estimated receipts of cotton at the ports today. 6G.000 bales against 6S,S2l the week. (estimated). 3T5,000 bales against 348.744 last week and 39S.5S last year. Today'c receipts at New or leans 6951 bales against 14.02l last wear, and at Houston 17.791 bales, against 13,0s1 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.
cHIcAGo GRAIN AND PROVISION.


 Chicago. Oct. 7.-Sunny skies North west and absence of export demand let the wheat market ease on today At Corn, oats and provisions are almost unafered
 Sentiment in the wheat pit was in- clined to bearishness throughout the option was of ses at S4 s-l@s47-s to S5, One of the factors mainly resPon- sible was failure of the market at Ltv- yesterday. The reason for the compar- ative weakness at Liverpool, 1t was said. was a quite general belief in the likelihood of much heavier movement few weeks. Another factor in the ini- tial depression here was ideal weather for the movement of the new crop in small holders were eager to dispose of had selling oriers. Before the end of shs to ns TssR of ite news regarding export business had considerable influence on trading. As a result of moderate demand from a lead tically regained. December at one time selling at S5 1-8. During the last hour prices SctTa,ss within saaaa .ts.dn narrNw itS
 A steady tone prevailed In the corn pit The volume of trading. was very septs oet tSs ahd et Gsa of feet weather for the maturing of the new crop. The market closed steady. December opened unchanged at A 1-2. and closed at A 1.4Q44 3-S. Local re- ceipts, 200 cars. 67 contract.
 The oats piarket was firm as a result of continued excellent demand from Europeans for American oats. Com mission houses were fair buyers. De- ccmber unchanged at 2S 3-8, sold be- tween 2S 1-4 and 28 1-2@2S 5-S. and closed at 2S 1-2.
 The feature of trading in provisions was covering by shorts if the October products. Under .his demand the mar ket held steady the entire session. At the close January pork was unchanged at 12.42 f-2 Lard was up 1-2c. at 6.S7 1-2. Ribs were up shade at 6 AT 1-2@6.50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
See the IgOrrOtes Weave today as Electric Park.
Decision Araiust Paper rru.t.

St. Paul, Minn., Oct. Judge van- deventer in the United States District Court late this afternoon decided that the case of the United States versus the General Paper Company was not appealable.
 This decision related to a motion for stay of a previous order of the court pending an appeal to the United States Supreme Court. The court today ordered that the officers of the Henne- pin Paper Company, the Itasca Paper Company and the Northwestern Paper Company must answer the questions asked before Special Examiner Taylor and that they must produce the books of the company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
pnuk Mouernant

Galveston--Steady. 1oc: net receipts. 24.- 76s; gross. 24.76S. sales, 4.oos: stock. 1SA.- sa3.
 New orleans--steady. s1s-lsc: net re- ceipts. 5.646; gross. 4.135: sales. 2. 100: stock ss;152; shipments. to continent. IFS. gross. 1.7os; sales. 15o; stock. ss.7oS; ship ments coastwise. 6Sa.
 savannah-Dull. 9%c; net receipts IT, ss0: shipments. eoastwise. 5.1b1.
 Charleston-cuiet; net receipts 1.351; coastwise, CAT.
 Wilmington-ouiet. e%c: net receipts. B. AS: gross, 3.44S: stock. 36. l41.
 Norfolk-Nominal. S%c; net receipts. A. 9s7: gross. 4.967; sales. s4S: stock. 54.7sT:
 BaItimoreMoaiet. 1oc: stock. s.17s.
 New York-Ouiet. 10.10c: net receipts. 30; gross, 6,Ss0: sales. 50: stock. 2l.2os.
 Boston-Cuiet. 10 .10c: gross receipts. B. a0g.
 Philadelphia-ouiet. 10. s5ei stock. 2.o25; shipments. to Great Britain. 79s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
Trials of the scrihes.

Newspaper men in this city are having all the troubles they are look Messrs. Hayes and Thomas, who were stricken some days ago with the fever. another one was placed out of busi- ness last evening. This was F. A. Sweet. who is in charge of The Jour naPs circulation department. MT Sweet was in the act of leaving a car when the vehicle started off suddenly. throwing him on the pavement and straining his back to some extent He will be out in a few days, it is hoped.
 P. S. Hayes. a former fever victim, was able to be on the streets today He suffered a severe case of the dis ease, and it was thought that he would not pull through the siege of sickness
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
New Train Service.

Local railroad men are talking of a new winter schedule which will prob ably be inaugurated on the Louisville and Nashville this winter. It is said that a fast train will be put on,/ to be routed from Evansville. through Nash vile, Montgomery, Pensacola and thence to the east coast of Florida over the P. & A. division of the Louisville and Nashville and the S. A. L.
 This service. 1t is understood. has been contemplated for some time. and 1t sinauguration is expected to put boom on the tourist business at Pen- sacola.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
Camp Poorly Patronixea.

The detention camp for the accom- notation of refugees from this place is by no means overcrowded. There are less than fifty people from this place in the establishment, when eighty can be accommodated with ease
 It was expected that there would be grand rush. of people from the city, since at least two hundred reg istered at the office of the State Board Of Health. wanting to leave at the iirst opportunity Less than half a hundred have left within the past week and the camp has been open for the reception of anyone from the infected city for the past four days. This shows that people here are not much frightened of the fever
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
Interior Movement.

Houston-Duii. 9Nc: net receipts. IT, sai; gross, l7;7si shipments i6.s2i; sales
 Augusta-steaiy e11-1ec: net receipts. 5.Ioo; gross. 6,so5: shipments ASST: sales.
 Memphis-steady. 1oc: net receipts. E. a3S;. gross, 2.57s; shipments. PSI; sales. 65O stock. 21. .466.
 St Louis-steady 1Oc: net receipts. 1SS; gross. 5li; shipments. PIT; stock. s.2se. Cincinnati-Net receipts. 49s: gross. 499 shipments 5s6; sales. 800: stock. 1O.41b.
 Louisville-Flrm. 1oLc.
 Total today Net receipts. 25,ssl: gross 2e.57s; shipments. 1s.l71; sales. 5,273: stock 16I.7e0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
WigggletaiIs a Menace.

Wiggletails, the first formation of the mosquito are regarded as a men ace to the public health in this city, right now, and anyone found occupy ing premises on which stagnant water stands and where this formation of the larvae of the mosquito may be found Is promptly arrested and fined
 Small fines are at present being i'm posed, but at the morning session of the city court today the recorder gave notice that he would double the pen alties next week. There have been persons fined every week for a vio- lation of this new ordinance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
Given Good Home.

Annie Storey. the young Montgomery woman who twice tried to commit sui eide. has been rendered and has ac- cepted a good home by Mrs. A. Nord- strom, a milliner of this city. The young lady was pleased at such consid- eration in her behalf and will turn over a new leaf
 Miss Storey very indignantly denies the assertions of her father, which were contained in The Montgomery Advertiser some time since upon the oc- casion of his visit to the Montgomery police department.