The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-03
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Tribnte to Desd Mayor

Tribute te Dead Mayer.
 Irish boy. to the Mayor of a conserva. tive southern city, and what a life of usefulness and effort must have con- Prsissslo@ns @ msn ssla spaafns w', taonsst eneEn Fully of the life of the Mayor of Mont gomery dead at his handsome home on
 It was remarkable career which have been lived In no other country man tbaf in % SIrs It was not reIaakaore able tune That IS done often enough by men who have started life poor and driendless: But 1t is not so usual, so common for the poor and the friendless things that Mr. Carr did. 1t IS a harder thing to win the unqualified ad the people f of ureef gseat city eSS as Mr. Carr did and that city too. Southern city. which like other southern cities, Is
 fe of aer the life of this immigrant lad who became Mayor. for ne grew Into man of wealth. a man Sn or afIairs = and aaa man of most n, nemgagng as those magnetic qualities. which makes the Irishman popular and well beloved. good nate strGPmsy P yvng defer Of ence to the opinions, of others, a broad and ever present charity and an av- tractive personality; His ,h,,1sa, h1nor was vas and he was in politics many years. the, people of Montgomery Commer- viii viii honor Sna ahe the dead Mayor. 1t will be q great compliment, but none the less the dues of the Irish lad who began and divided the. slender store of his early dollars with those less strong and determined than himself"
 F Good Attendance at Auburn. ,the Experimental Station at Auburn passed through Montgomery last night tion at Uniontown from Auburn.
 Professor Dusgar spoke with satis- faction. of the record breaking attend season there has been an enrolment of $40 students while last year the total enrolment of Auburn during the entire 1t necessary to meet and make certain that there should be accommodations for some new students who are expect town @ of Aaburn aS 1seh Is a1 wei @ filled "e the fce @ ulty has arranged that when the new students come in they shall find accom- of the yellow fever epideimc in Louis ians and Mississippi. two States from which Auburn draws considerable patronage.
 faculty that the yellow fever would affect the attendance some forty or fif- ty students proved to be greundless."
 Increase of Homicides.
 Had 1t occurred to you that the homicide rate in Montgomery County for the past four weeks assumed an known Montge%erian. yS There There are now now confined in the Montgomery County jail five negroes charged with the va confined for four homicides that have occurred in the last four weeks. That's an average of a man a week and there denseiy populated as it is. that do not have that many killings of humans In a. year. Take 1t for. granted that all they claim. The situation is no less alarming. If guns weren't handy the killings wouldn't occur. It narrows pSto oer o msg be % sPd wtR gprde by the white people that all the men killed were negroes and all the slay- CTS were of the same race"
 State Superintendent of Education l. W. Hill has returned from a trip to Gadsden on Department business. He will go to sdddI to poses. President R. B. Conner of the Alabama Railroad Commission will also speak at that place Thursday on the in a few. days on the proposition of levying the tax of one-tenth of l per cent allowed by the Constitution. rurned mr 4Ssa' from coiorado h sprinss ai s' coi where he went several weeks ago with SoIs hS nrGher Sen baesms John kGhR ha in the Western ,lfmate. MT, Kohn says his brothers condition has i'm proved very nuch. His stay in the
 MT. G E. Pearcc has gone to Chi cago for the purpose of qualifying as He will he absent about a week.
 Justice J. c. Anderson of the Ala ter spending his summer vacation.
 MT w. T. Brightman of Hayneville. a leading citizen of Lowndes County, was in town yesterday.
 MT. Paul McGargh. a leading law yer of Hayneville, was in Montgomery yesterday. Third Alabama District, is in Mont gomery.
 
 was a visitor to Montgomery yester- day.
 MT. J. F. Holmes of Birmingham was in the city yesterday.
 MT I. Cohn of Mobile is visitor to ~'
 MT. l.. J. Foshee of Brewton is in the city
 MT. A. R. Powell of Andalusia is in town.
 PECULIAR INITIALS. Happen Very Often in Every Day
 Life.
 in Bessemer Weekly.
 A Birmingham paper contained an account the other day of man who stole a bird and cage under what were, to say the least, extraordinary