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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31
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Philadelphia, Jan. 30.--Presidene Roosevelt was the guest of honor and principal speaker tonight at the forty second banquet of the Union League Club. The President came to this city over the Pennsylvania from Annapolis. where he attended the ceremonies this afternoon Incident to the graduation e the senior class of cadets.
 An immense throng greeted Mir. Roosevelt at the railroad station, and he received an ovation on his way to the Union League. which he aclEnowl- edged by continually raising his hat. The banquet room was a marvel oe the. decorators art, the national colors predominated in floral and electrical efTect. and the tables were designated by letters In red, white and blue, form Ing the name Roosevelt" When President Roosevelt arose to make his address he was greeted with long con- tinued appIarse. Then the entire as- sembIy stood and sang the Star Span@- led Banner
 Letters of regret were read from Joseph c. Cannon, Speaker of the House and Governor Pennypacker ot Pennsylvania.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31
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suffering from asthma, bronchitis, indl- gestion, dyspepsia, catarrh of the stom- aciA constipation. etc.
 When the mucous membrane is sf- dIcted either as the result of colds or abuse in diet. 1t is unable to perform It's functions and, therefore. the secre- tions of the membranes are cut on or impaired ana thus your fOot is Eot al gested aEd tlS air you breathe does nos properly supply the requirements Of your lungs. The nasty medicine you have taken will not cure case like this and you know it from experience.
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 You will like Milks' Emulsion be- cause it tastes good. It does not upset your stomach like cod liver oil and It's nesh- building and Btrength-creating ,1ropertiea are far superiov to that na1-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31
BAYONETS AND FAMINE
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sued by the Foreign office this even! |! ing:
 "Information has been received, from the British Consul General at Warsaw that he and Mucukain. the pro-consul, were attacked by soldiers on January 2s. Murray. the Consul General, is not believed to be Injured. but Mucukain, who is a Russian subject, was injured by sword cuts and Is in a hospital. Rep resentations were at once made by Am bassador Hardinge to the Russian Cow ernment which demanded that the Governor General of Warsaw institute strict inquiry into the incident. His majesty's Ambassador also sent Colonel Napier. the military attache at War saw, to report on the subject"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31
ST PETERSBURG QUIET.
Eyes of Capital are Turned Toward
 yvarHav.

Eyes of Capital are Turned Toward
 Warsavys
 St. Petersburg, Jan. 30.--(11:45 p. m.) --The day here was passed in perfect quiet. As yet there have been no man. ifestations of terrorism. The report that a bomb was thrown at the Gov ernor Generals residence is unfounded.
 Interest has been transferred entire 1y from St. Petersburg and Moscow to Warsaw, Lodz and Llbau, where a state of siege has been proclaimed. Warsaw is the chief centre of interest on account of the rioting on Sunday and Sunday night, in which at least -160 persons were killed or wounded. The strike continues unabated and business Is paralyzed, but there was better or- der during the day.
 In Warsaw, however, the crisis is by no means passed and there Is great ap- prehension here with regard to what the night may bring forth, especially if the attempt to disable the lighting system should be successful The War saw demonstrators evidently are in an ugly mood. The public repFimand ad- ministered to Deputy Chief of Police Roudneff of Moscow on account of the posting of the anti-British telegram in that city has been delivered and in Government circles 1t is thought to be severe enough to satisfy British opinion.
 It is thought that this step together with circulating the reprimand In pro- vincia1 administrations will prevent further attacks or insinuations against foreigners and will remove the fnci- dent from the realm of diplomacy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31
YAaUns ON wARPATH.
BEexfenns and Ameracan@ are Hefmm
 Freely sFnunhtered.


 Freely Slaughtered.
 Tuscon, Ariz., Jan. 30.--W. V. Dalv, a prominent mining engineer and mine owner. just arrived from Mlnas Prietas. says that the Yaaui outbreak in Mex leo Is very serious. There are prob- ably 800 Yaquis out, divided into from twelve to eighteen bands
 Depredations so far have Ssen con- fined to the Cobache district The In- dfans are well armed. and. according to Daly, are killing Americans and Mexi- cans without discrimination. Twenty people, Daly says, four of whom are Americans, have been killed in the dis trict within the past week.
 General Torres and Governor YsaheI, with Mexican troops, are pursuing tiis renagades. Torres is considered tha best Indian fighter in the Mexican army. Advlces at Prietas Sunday were to the effect that Torres had surround ed a large band of Indians in Uvalarna canyon. in the MaEatIan Mountains. This is the same place where, 9 year ago. Mexican soldiers surprised q band of Yaquis and slew many of them.
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portion of this county stating that Marion Earnest, white man had shot and killed his~. wife near that place yesterday afternoon.
 No details of the killing could be obtained but it is learned that Earnest was under tho influence of whiskey at the time he committed the deed. Earnest's brother and another man from the same community were in Jas per today to procure a coffin for the dead woman. but nothing definite as to ed from them. Earnest Is believed to be in hiding and Sheriff Moore will make determined effort to apprehend him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31

wedding 10 take place in ClarkeSVliIe on Wednesday evening. February 15. MT. Noble is popular young man Of Montgomery.
 BEAUvOIR CLUB GERMAN.
 The members of the Beauvoir Club entertained at the fifth of their series of this seasons germans last evening when the march with which 1t was opened was led by Mir. Edwin Howell Lewis with Miss Lucille Wilkinson of Prattville who was gowned in white crepe de chine. The other members and their guests were: Mir. and Mrs. S. L. Tyson, Mir. and Mrs. deFuniac, Miss Helen Scott with Dr. c. T. Pol lard, Miss Dorgan with Mir. J. P. Bull lock, Miss Norwood with MT. Massie Anderson, Miss Moore with Mir Ca trevis, Miss Lill Tinsley with Mir. Izlar. Miss Mary Kirkpatrick with Dr. A. O. Baker. Miss Alice OConnell with MT. J. H. Faunce. Miss Layton with MT. Williamson, Miss May Tyson with Mir. Henry Shorter, Miss Wagner with MT. l.. w. Tyson, Miss Minna Dent with Mir. A. P.- Tyson. Jr, Miss Jennie Sis trunk with Mir Emmett Seibels Miss Bessie Winn with Mir. T. w. Carter Miss Marie Alexander with Mir. T. Me Pherson. Miss Ethel Pelzer with MT. Al Northington, Miss Caroline Hannon with MT. F. H. Miller, Messrs. A. H. Arlington. MT. Alex Hannon, MT. Mur- rell Moore and Captain Cavanaugn.
 Mrs. ". L. Rush gave a delightful entertainment yesterday afternoon to number of friends in honor of her guest, Miss Stella Sanguinnetti of Mont- gomery. The color scheme of the dec- orations and refreshments was green. The game of the afternoon was a love feast, called dish of green" Cards were distributed to the guests bearing fourteen questions, the answer of each of them pertaining to the predominant ing color of the decorations. The con- test was lively, and resulted in the first and second prizes being won by Mrs. Griffin Martin and Mrs. Corrie owen, respectively. on cuts with others. They were a beautiful fern dish and a cut glass pitcher. The consolation prize, an orange spoon, was won by Mrs. T. Y. Huffman. 4 beautiful Bessemer sou venir spoon was presented to the guest of the evening, Miss Sanguinnetti- Birmingham News.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31

Fabio's wife. The fltful revenge was a-foot from the moment of the dis covery unto the curtain fall on the last act. Its victims were, In order, Petro, the would-be murderer for 2,000 ducats; Guido Ferrari and Countess Nina.
 MT. Burke, as Guido. hardly upheld his part in relation to the work of Mir. Forrest and Miss Dale. Mir. Walck, as Petro and Despetti. was good in the se- rious part, but failed to amuse when the lines dictated amusement.
 Pablo Romani," when correctly pre- sented, requires much scenic display. The company at the Bijou has lost a great opportunity for stage effects--but correct stage effects cost much money.
 The play will be repeated tonight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31
IN COMPLIMENT TO MIR. MARSH.

IN COMPLIMENT TO MIX. MARSH.
 One of the delightful social affairs of Saturday was a chafng dish party given by Miss Rutson Hatchett in compliment to MT. Fl. Evelyn Marsh of Sheffield, England. who Is the guest of his cous- ins. Misses Hurter. At a beautifully appointed table the party enjoyed the pleasure of the preparation of many chaflng dish dainties. The party in- cluded Miss Brook Hatchett, Miss Cari- lee Hurter. Miss Janet Hurter. Miss Olln Macdonald, Miss Marie Alexander, Miss Lucia Richardson, Miss Minna Dent, Miss Mary Arlington, Messrs. Weather ly Carter, Joe Billing, Burgin, Fuller Samuel Stark, William Hurter and J. H Faunce.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31
CIVIC IMpRovEMENT

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 The following is timely sugges- tion sent by a member of the Civic I'm provement League. In the woods near Montgomery are to be found in abun- dance the dogwood trees alluded to in the clipping. Then. crab-apple trees grow near Catoma Creek, and the yellow jasmine vine.
 A yard of Clayton Street had many visitors last spring, drawn to 1t by the exquisite beauty of a cone-shaped crab-apple tree in full bloom, as lovely a demonstration of animate spring tide" as could be furnished in the world of flowers.
 "February is an excellent month. says The Garden Magazine, for trans planting Towering trees and shrubs from the woods into home grounds, especially if the January thaw has barred the ground and the air thrills with the promise of spring. The trees are dormant. their roots packed tight in frozen earth. It Is harder digging, but you get a better ball of roots. Certain Towering trees among our na- tive species are beautiful as any exo- tics obtainabfe from a nursery man. In fact, all the best ones are sold by nurserymen. Every garden needs a Towering dogwood, with 1t snow of white blossoms in spring. It should be planted in the border of an open lawn, but overtopped behind large trees, because 1t has no Foliage of It's own at Towering time to make a background for the blossoms The price of such a beautiful tree is care full transp1anting and patience with slow growth"
 Another hint, too, is sent for having something different from the general run of common place gardens" It is inserted with the hope that it will be followed by other suggestions of in- terest to the women banded together for the betterment and Identification of Montgomery. This especial sugges> tion might be utilized in the adorn- ment of the city fountain which their efforts preserved.
 why not try some hardy water lilies this year! have two pools in my garden, and borth are a source of great pleasure to my family and my self. as well as the stranger in my gates. One is planted with water lilies and the other with lotus. Tn the former we have flowers from early spring to late autumn. The colors are white. yellow and pink. The lotus blooms for a period of about two months, and I have nothing in my gar den to compare with its flowers in beauty. If you are lazy gardener try water-lilles. They require no water ing, when everything else is drying l Ip, and no weeding at any time. They multiply so fast with me that most of
 them have to be dug up every spring. and the increase sells at good prices. Do not grow geraniums, cannas. coleus, and the like, when so many beautiful plants can be grown so different from your neighbors."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31
The Sapphire

is daily growing in popular favor; its beauty is being ap- preciated more and more.
 In combin ation with Dia- monds and Pearls its b eautiful color and brilliancy is shown to best advantage.
 We have just received some exquisite Broo c h e,s, Crosses and Rings in Sap pire, Diamonds and Pearl combination which we will be pleased to show you.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31
Send Your Name If You Are Sick
 THE FIRST so-CENT BOTTLE IS FREE
Indigestion Bottle of Mlks n is Ours to Remedy
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seating medicine. You win know tha8 this is an absolute fact. if you win ac- cept our generous offer. We want t0 give you a bottle of MiilxS Emulsion and at the same time a list of pronai- nent persons, some of whom you prob ably know, who have been cured by this great remedy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31
'sFabio ROmani" ut the BljOu.

ssFabIO ROmani" at the BIiOu.
 ''Fabio Romani" is an intensely TO- manic meIodrama, and, as presented by Harry Forrest and supporting com pany at the Bijou Theatre last night, 1t both absorbed and thrilled a good-sized audience.
 In this play, there is food for the morbid and the people who witnessed the performance were ''big feeders, % as Shakespeare might say if living. Judging by this effect the performance last evening was distinct success.
 MT. Forests part, Pablo. is a trying one for the best of actors and one that could most easily be overdone. Mir. Forrest began the portrayal with emo- ton that was too rampant but he move himself very creditably into the role as the play progressed, and before the end he won hearty applause for hls able work.
 Miss Dale, on account of her pie turesque qualities of appearance. com bined with an excellent interpretation of the part of Countess Nina, really set up a better standard of acting than did Mir. Forrest. Yet the success of both depends upon one another.
 The scenes for the play are culled from the disturbed life of the city of Naples during the plague of 1890. Pablo is stricken on the streets and Guido Ferrari, who had posed as his friend. forms a plot to put an end to his life. Pablo was taken to the Romanl vault while in the throes of his malady and buried alive.
 The effort to murder was defeated by the remarkable vitality of Pablo, who breaks forth from the casket and through a wall of the charnel house, The terrible experiences which he had meanwhile suffered turned his head gray, and. thus equipped, he goes out to wreak vengeance upon the men who aimed at his life In such a horrible way.
 His desperation turns to madness when he discovers that his best friend Guido. betrayed him and tried to dis pose of him to link his heart with
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31
Cream tho Best Medicine.

Tho mucous lining of your mouth, throat, lungs, stomach and inteatines is . continuation of the skin which pro tects the outside of the body. When your hands are chapped, or your lips are aFaelEad TQu use some soothing le-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31

ton such as cream to soften and heal the afllction. You would never think of applying the strong, aorid nostrums
 to your sore hands or ohapped lips that
 you take into your stomach for your internal ills and that is just why you
 and thousands of others are chFonioally
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31
How to Ggt a 90 Cont
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We want you to take MiIks' Emul~ sion for any ahiiction of the mucous membrane. We will give you the nrae 5O-cent bottle Tn accepting this free offer you do not obligate yourself Co us beyond a promise to faithfully fellow out the directions printed on the bottle. Fill out and mail this coupon to us:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31

Miss Baker, who has been visiting her brother, Dr. A. O. Baker. has gone to Mobile to visit her friend. Miss Dunlap.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31
FINEST CUT FLowERg

For Funerals, For Weddings. For Receptions, Roses and Carna- ttODs, fresh from our own greenhouses daily.
 Ten thousand rose plants, field grown. everbIoOming .vaFieties,. ready, for prompt delivery.
 ROSEMONT, GARDEN, Telephone 200. Montgomery, Ala,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31

Miss Lily Pelzer has gone to Selma to visit Miss May Hooper.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31
NOBLE-TYLER,

Judge c. W. Tyler of Gainesville, Tenn, has announced the engagement of his daughter Miss Emily Tyler, to
 Mir. Benjamin s. Noble of this city, the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31

New York. Jan. 30.--According to the detectives, McIntyre's method was to represent himself as the attorney for q Tennessee coal company and also as a former prosecuting attorney of Fl Paso, Tex. He carried letters of introduction written on paper of the Supreme Court of Tennessee and purporring to be signed by various Supreme Court jus tices of thhat State.
 He is Q fluent talker and easily be- came acquainted with lawyers, whom he appointed agents for the coal com pany. He would then ask the newly appointed agents to introduce him at one of the local banks. It is alleged that more than a score of fraudulent checks were passed in this way. Among the cities where Mcintyre is wanted, according to the detectives, are Dead wood s. D.. Bismarck, N. D.; Norfolk, Va: Butte, Mont; Everett, Wash. ;EEal- ispel, Mont; South Omaha, Neb.; Doug las, Ariz. Roseburg, Ore, and Bates City, Ore. Mcintyre will be arraigned before a United States commissioner in the Mexican extradition proceedings.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31

'sThere are a great many accident4la in that piece your daughter is practice
 F hone so.'' answered Mir. Cunrox. ''Td hate to think she was doing IL ar purpose.--Washing Star.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31
PERSONAL ITEMS.

Miss Sallie Grace Beale will entertain the Spinsters' Card Club tomorrow in honor of Miss Marion Hinton Smith, who is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Rob- ert B. Lowe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31

Mir. G. c. Thompson of Tuskegee spent yesterday with Mrs. F. M. Shee- han en route to Birmingham. |.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31

Mrs. R. r. Ligon will entertain the Tuesday Card Club this morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31

Miss Annie Glenn De Lacy of Union Springs, Ga. is visiting Miss Florence Tal1man at her home on Bellingcr Heights.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31

MT. and Mrs. P. J. Henderson, for merly of Atlanta, but now of this city. are making their home with Mrs. w. r. Williams, at 21s Washington Street.s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31

Her friends will regret to learn that Mrs P O. Larkin' is very Ill with the grip at her home, IA N McDonough Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31

Miss Blanch New of Baltimore is visiting Miss Adele Stoll.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31

skoy, attache of the Russian embassy hero. The police extingulshed the fuse and informed the authorities. who are Investigating the affair.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31

Also sewing machine oil of absolute purity, and the best needles and parts for all machines at Singer stores. Look gomery Ala. adv--tu.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31

charge of stealing bottles. was hnea S1O and costs by Recroder Arrington when the evidence in the case was heard yesterday afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31
SMOOTH MIR. NH'INTYRE.
Arrest of Alleged FOrger Brings Nu-
 merOus Charges.

Knoxville, Tenn, Jan. S0.--The ar- rest of Philip Mcintyre in New York on the charge of presenting an alleged forged draft on 6 Mexican bank, ere ates much interest among bankers of this city.
 A check has passed through local banks to which the name of Mcintyre was signed and II. M. La Toilette of La Toilette, Tenn, whose name was on the check, says 1t was a forgery. A man of the same name recently had a check cashed in Meridian. Miss. on the strength of a letter to which the name os Chief Justice Beard of tho Tennes- see Supreme Court was forged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31
DRUNKARD KILLED WIFE.

Details Of Shocking Tragedy in Walker
 COunty.
 Jasper. Jan. 3O.--C Special )-SheriR ]. S. Moore received a telegram this afternoon from Dryifton in thF lower
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snnnoned nomh Dlncov.e.red.

Paris, Jan. 3O.--The police early to- day discovered a supposed bomb with tube attached containing lighted fuse in front of the house of Prince Troubet-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31
news in Briei.

Rebecca Hall. a negress, appeared at police headquarters yesterday after noon to swear out a warrant against Nelson McLain. a negro whom she al- leges tried to bits of her nose Saturday night and the appearance of her nose corroborated her story. Assault and battery was the offense charged in the warrant and the police are now on the lookout for the negro who fights with his teeth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31

Harry Shepherd. a negro boy, em- ployed aA a porter by the Johnson Bot fling works, who was arrested yester- day morning at 11.40 o'clock by Spe- cfal oaeers Payne and Graham on a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31


 
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-31
|lJcnen and Society.
BY MRs. ,. M. DE coTTES.

wedding to take place in Gainesville on Wednesday evening. February 15. MT. Noble is a popular young man of Montgomery.