The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-06

line vapor, manufactured on board by means of water and gasoline, the pro- cess being entirely new. The vessel was examined by Government officials and declared not a steam vessel
 Special Collector Conway today vis- ited the boat and found she was then being operated by steam. As a result he at once assessed a fine of $500 against the boat for operating without a certificate of inspection. J. H. Lan- der, the owner, was fined for acting as engineer and master without a H. cense $100 and like sum was taxed against the boat for operating without license. The Dreamland City was seized and. Is now tied up across the river.
 The Mayor tonight suspended Police- man Glover for unbecoming conduct in the Recorders Court this morning Glover had made an arrest during the night and according to custom was in court to appear as prosecutor. When the case was called Glover was seated on the officers bench inside the rail. wrapped in the arms of Morpheus. Some there were who said 1t was something stronger. At least. when he was par tially aroused by a brother officer. Glover was asked by Recorder McAleer the cause of his appearance in court in such a condition and was about to, he said later, ask the man if he was i'll. but Glover replied, Do you expect a man to stay up all day and all night?'
 The Recorder ordered the case con- tinued and remarked, Tt Is a disgrace for an officer to appear in court in your condition. I shall certainly report you to your chief and the Mayor.
 The Mayors action was the result of the report and the suspension Is pend ing an investigation.
 Policeman Dumas was suspended by Chief Rondeau for absenting himself from duty without leave.
 After a patient and diligent hunt, George Mills, a negro deputy sheriff in the employ of Sheriff Powers, this af- ternoon landed in the county jail q badly wanted negro in the person of William Harris, who claims Columbus, Ga. as his home. The robbery of five churches is laid at Harris's door, to- wit: St. Patricks Catholic Church and Parker's Church of this city: Plateau Church, Whistler Church and Oakdale Church. from each of which he stole Bibles, altar cloths, pictures and statues.
 Mills. after getting a clue early this week. succeeded in finding and recov- ering some of the stolen property, which was readily identified. Today he located his man at Plateau. ran him down and effected his capture. Harris has made a full confession of his guilt. News of the capture of this negro will be received with relief by many resi- dents in the vicinity of each of the churches named,
 John Fischer confined in a cell at police Headquarters awaiting prelimi- nary hearing for the killing of Price Baker yesterday morning, continues si- lent to the press. This Is on advice of his attorneys. Today delegation of Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers called on him. he being an order man. and asssured him they were with him in his present position and would give him any financial aid necessary. It is understood a number of Elks will call on the man tomorrow on similar mis- sion. he being also a members of that organization. Many boyhood friends of Jack" Fischer. as he Is commonly known. also called upon him today at the prison.
 A sad feature in connection with John Fischer's present position is that of his aged father. lying very low at his home here. Conrad Fischer is most highly respected here Because of his critical illness yesterdays tragedy and his boys predicament Is being re- liEiously withheld from him.
 Mayor Pat J. Lyons today promised to make a demand on the police de- partment at the night roll-call for a full and thorough enforcement of the laws relating to gambling houses, open salons on Sunday and shooting dice In saloons for drinks or money. Tonight he made good by issuing ironclad in- to the detectives to see that all gambling houses are closed and proprietors of saloons notified as to the Sunday and dice shooting laws
 The detectives made ready to al once get busy. The instructions had the in- stanter order attached
 With military honors. the remains of A. Price Baker were inferred in Mag nolia Gene tery this afternoon. The | fuueral took place from the family | home Rev. O C. McGehee. pastor of St. Francis Street Methodist Church, of- l ficiating
 A detachment from Battery A. Ala | bama State Aretillery. of which the de- | ceased was a member. in command of | First Lieutenant Nelson, acted as escort, | m df1rej salute at the grave, the bat | tery bugler blowing taps" Many | handsome floral tributes were laid on | the grave.
 John s. Glenn, a popular employe of | the M. J. K. C. shops here, ia badly | injured at his home tonight as the re- | 'ult of an accident this afternoon. He 1 was at work under a car and over a pit and was struck by falling piece | If timber. He was knocked to the bot | .om of the pit and when picked up he , vas found to be injured about the head | md body and his tongue lacerated and | orn by his teeth.
 The Kettle Quill was the victim to- lay of roustabouts. She was loaded md ready for Alabama River points ast night. but the negroes again showed mastery of the held by delaying he boat until this morning. When 1t vas found the negroes were at their old ricks there was nothing to do but tie , ID and walt and this was done. The 1 begins to look serious
 At the residence of a relative, at NO ] 'o6 Texas Street, at s o'clock last night, i William H. Campbell and Miss Lula F. Mahler were joined in marriage very | Rev Gardner c. Tucker officiating.
 Many friends of the popular young | couple witnessed the ceremony.
 Joseph Mallory, for some time mem per of the Police Department was dis. missed from the force by order Of Mayor Pat J. Lyons. the oraAT NNns l