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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-01
THE NEWS OF MOBILE
Advertiser Bureau. |.

Mobile, Aprll oV.
 Dave Rice will tomorrow morning as sume the duties of general yardmaster of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad m tnls city, succeeding Adolph Moritz, who re signed with the purpose of returning g to Montgomery to resume his position with the Atlanta and West Point Rall- road Company as general yardmaster' which he resigned to come % with sinta the MO
 MT. Rice had been connected with the Mobile and Bay Shore Railroad as pas senger conductor since the first train left this city over the road for SooeL, and has proved a most efficient man and official. His promotion IS conceu- ed to be a most deserving one on the part of the Mobile and Ohio Raiiroau, . because of his service with the road 4with which he has been connected so ! long and which is part of the Mooile and Ohio.
 At 4 o'clock this afternoon the stattie of the Holy Virgin Mary, erected In the Cathedral of the Immediately Concep, tfon by Miss Julia Russell, was biesseu and dedicated by Rev. Father Shaw, in the presence of an immense congreGar tion. The statue Is of heroic slze ED 2 was made in Munich, Germany. to otne
 The annual dinner of the Italian Benevolent Society was held this aKter~ noon at the residence & or MT Tbara nTa's wss 2s d large attendance of the members, anu many invited guests were present.
 c. Lawrence Lavretta was calied upon to act as master of ceremonles and he, in turn, requested Max Ham , burger, Jr., to hold the position. MT :. Hamburger requested that MT. Layretta preside becauze of@his better acqualnI- lafice with those present. rsssT sTfie menu iffcfuded many line Italian dishes which were greatly enjoyed {. The dining room was gorgeously deco rated in flags, of Italy and the United States, and the table was decorated with cut flowers.
 Among the speakers were A G. Levy, President of the German Relief Asso- station; J. H. Moore of the Clerks As- Uociation, S. A. Leonard of the Volun-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-01
City Fathers VIII Gather in ResuIi
 gaaahnu.

City Fathers VIII Gather in ReguIsl
 Sessl0n.
 The City Council Of Montgomery will meet tonight in regular semi-monthly session.
 At the long and exciting called meet ing held by the Council last week many old matters, which have for q long time been before the Legislative body of the city, were disposed of and 1t ia probable that most of the business transacted by the Council at the meet. ing tonight will be of routine na- tare.
 bilities that the Finance Committed will report on the famous Jackson or dinance appfopriating $25 monthly for the militia companies and that the Fi- nance and Police Committee will have a report on the Ryan ordinance au- thorizing the appointment of ten ad- diticnal patro1men.
 The ordinance locating the tracks of the Montgcmsry Traction Company cn Madison AVenus and the Ruth ordt- nance fixing the rental value of the market stores will also come up.
 The Committee on Parks may have a report on the Strauss ordinance au- thorizing the appointment of a Park Commission.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-01

snow of last winter, and was the out growth of the snowbaJlng of the negro by a crowd of whites. It was alleged that Earnest went to the depo. oi I,i,.s Lne z and asked the negro to retract some threats he had made, that the negro refused and was thereupon shot to
 After the jury had brought In the verdict, and it had been received and read by the Clerk, Judge A. Fl. Aston, the state supernumerary Judge, who is presiding over the court requesi,eSa ,S. 'Gentlemen of the jury, the court well Knows that 1t Is unusual for the court to address any remarks to the Jury ar ter the rsnditi.oe,n .e,an or nat vead anlv in this county, but in other portions or tne State, makes it propert If not my dutys to say what am about to say. oentie- sentiment that exists. and Is growing, that the conditions in life of the slayer and the slain largely control verdlcts that are rendered in cases like the to know that a Walker County jury justice regardless of the conditions of the parties interested. By your vers the law will be upheld and justice done the black man as well as the white man. Your verdict will go far toward maintaining law ana oruer, not only in Walker County, but the entire State. In the name of law order and peace, I thank you for the moral courage you have shown. Your verdict was very mercifuI: as to that have only to say that Justice should always be tempered
 solicitor John Mcqueen made a great hrht in behalf of the State, and Is nieased with the verdict The case will be appealed to the Supreme Court by the defendants attorneys, Messrs. Acuh and McCollum.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-01

had discovered that the ladies were sleeping and sought to gain admit tance for some purpose. His body was well in the window when one of the ladies discovered him and gave a scream. At this time both of them were awake and screaming at the top of their voices, attracting attention sistance.
 The black was seen going at a rapid rate through the rear yeard and rock mot a pistol in the c.Swd. The name of the negro was not known. and he of course was not arrested. The ladies were expecting male members of the family to show up at any moment and both of them had dozed off on the bed while waiting for them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-01
PAWN TICKET 21O.
Capable Company wIII Present LOtta's
 Hit at CaainO.


 Pawn Ticket 210." the original and successful production in which the cIeverest of acting commediennes Lotta starred for many years is scheduled for a presentation at Pickett Springs Casino, two nights and Saturday
 The cast is composed of many pro. fessional performers and possess all paraphernaiia The company was se- cured by tho ladies of the Memorial Association for the purpose of realiz- ing a beneficial sum.
 duction is little Miss Frances, a Mont omery girl, who made her debut into the ranks of the stage about five years magnetic lady and won immediate re- cognition in her chosen career. For the past two seasons she has been the star. of the Macon, Ga. permanent % 1en tured In Bradys Garrison Girl," Froh- mans "Maneuyres of Jane" ana tase Eastern revival of Pawn Ticket 2lO. fef the portrayal of Meg. the Pledge" in '"Sh Miss Frances has many friends in as SeT os of some mS of the leading choirs in the past and her engagement will no doubt elicit a hearty greeting. Eleven peo- pie support Miss Frances in this en- gagement and the entire affair is expec- ted to prove not only a dramatic treat to the public, but also profitable venture for the Memorjal Association.
 The company was booked by Prof |: H. c. Oiodshaw, who has also arranged under the. same auspices a vaudeville program for Saturday night, May 9th: in conjunction there will be one of those laughable events. an amateur contest, S10 being awarded to the most successful participant.
 The excellency of the performance of Jack and the Bean Stalk advertised itself after the first performance and had not the indictment weather inter fered crowded houses would nave no doubt. ensued at each presentation. the threatening clouds having inter fered at the matinee. In order to ena- will be repeated Tuesday night, May End, with many new numbers.
 There will be free dancing atfer the performance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-01
oFFIcERs HELD MEETING.
Second Infantry VIII Probably Camp In
 MoufROmeFy.

Montgomery.
 A number of staff officers of the End Infantry, Alabama National Guard met Colonel E. H. Graves. commanding the 2nd for an informal discussion of regl-
 The Approaching camp of the regi- ment this summer was discussed only in a casual way This matter will be formaiIy considered some time in the near future by Colonel E. H. Graves in conference with Governor Jelks and Adiutant General Brandon. 1t is un- derstood that a local effort will be made 10 have the End camp this sum mer at Montgomery. If Is also under stood that this movement will be urg- ed bv the Montgomery Streer Railway Company, with the possible aid of the Montgomery Amusement Company It has been proposed to have the 2nd camp in some of the fine woods about Electric Park. No definite proposition has been made or considered up to the present, however.
 The meeting yesterday was princi- paiIy for the purpose of discussing the nniforming and equipping of the off cers and men of the regiment
 The officers who met Colonel Graves yesterday were Lieutenant Colonelri e R Bricken. of Luvernei Captains BeTi c,iifgord. of Birmingham; Sam Fried man, of Tuscaioosa; J. Hunt Taylor anC Vii T. Sheehan of Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-01
snnItarx Menanrea.

Tn spite of the excitement incident to the city election. five weeks away, the sanitary department of the city Is kept moving along finely, and four inspec- tors. while taking a census of the city, are making a house-to-house canvass fbeir premises so that there can be no chance for any diseases to gain q foothoid in this cify during the hot AnY Violation of the health statutes ia niinfshed severely and the public is 1efI aware that if offenders against inc health rules are caught neavy nl1nishment awaits them Two prison- srs will be tried Monday morning for disobeyipg the health rules and they wiII be handled if the evidence sup rorfs the charges. Health Officer RPrvor makes regular reports to the cafIncil meetings, and these are always ordered printed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-01
Car or Track.

During the rush of the crowds 10 the parks about 3:3O o'clock yesterday ar ternoon, car No. 20 on the Electric Fark line of the Montgomery Street Railway Jumped the track at the corner of Dexs ter Avenue and Lawrence Streets ana delayed traffic for several minutes. Lawrence Street and took a position when 1t stopped It's frealxish jump so that 1t blocked the tracks of the Tfac~ 4ion Company so that the Pickett Springs and High Street cars were also held until mOrkmen could get the heavy truck back on the track
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-01
Greek On nm Outing.

About seventy-ive GreekS asseM- eli- moTnins and made a trip across the bay to Santa Rosa Island shore, where the day was enJoyably spent. None but and fhe event is the annual outing of what is known as the Parthenon So- ciety. organized about one year ago.
 The outing was carefully arranged, ana all the preparations were made in advance. SD that there was nothing left undone at the last moment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-01
CIuh Changes Qnarters.

The Concordia Cup has now com, GreenhIut building which has just been opened for occupancy, yacating the charters in the Salisbury building which have been occupied for the past seversat 1sd years, or since the ioE"aeoh VI N~ club. x r.ar- mans and those of German descent ana has a strong roll, which is being ccn- stantJv added to. This club usually accomplishes anything that 1t attempts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-01
A,otber steamer Lost.

The Spanish oOnsuI dt tHIs pUIt mas been notified of the fact that the Span ish steamship Gaditano' bound From the Florida coast in some manner, the cause of which was not given
 This is the second fine spanish steamship plying from here to sink in a week, the first being the Alicia, the regular liner from here to Liverpool on the Serra Line. Details have been requested
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-01
n,..o,,.n,. Have orrauIxed.

The retail merchants of the city have organized themselves into an as- sociation for their own protection, and the first effort of the organization was made yesterday, when a committee ap- Der of Commerce and had some matters attended to relating to the good or the association. a...,o.,
 The membership of this association is on the steady increase.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-01
VERY sMUTTY

Cannot Re Said of Dyelng Done by
 HOIt's Dye Works.
 Every garment we dye is thoroughly rfnsed and bleached to remove every particle of dye not absorbed into the fibre. If 1t ever smutg we will do the work over free of charge. @f
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-01
EARNEsT FOUND GUILTY.
Vhite Man Gets Eighteen Months for
 KffIfna Negro.

Jasper April 30.--( Special. )--A jury in the Circuit Court here, late yesters guilty of manslaughter In the first de- aree and fixing a punishment of eigh- teen months Imprisonment against VIII Earnest, a prominent young ptisiinssss,s ilss, man ofs rordovas charged with the klll- ing of A negro at that place last Jan 0arv. The trouble occurred during the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-01
CRAP CAME RAIDED.
Two Negro Dice COveys FIuahed b'
 Police.

Two Negro Dice COveys Fiu2hed by
 Police.
 Eight negroes. Sam Russell. Henry Banks, Charles Banks, Frank Wiley, Sam Henderson. Jim Brown, Arthur Edwards, Will Dixon and Jim HoltE- claw were arrested by the police yes- terday for shooting dice.
 Five of the negroes were arrested at o'clock yesterday morning by Mount ed Patrolment Pendergrass and Mur- rell and three of the men were caught in the rear of a negro bar on Monroe Street at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon bY Patrolment Roberts and Smith. Ed wards and Hoitzclaw paid SIS. and were released from custody, The oth- CTS will have a hearing before the Re- corder this afternoon
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-01

The above cut is reproduction of the plans drawn by the architect, B. B. Smith. for the remodeling of the Court Street Methodist Church. which is to be altered at a cost of approximately s25,Oo0. The work will begin about June 1, and when completed, the church will be one of the handsomest houses of worship in Alabama.
 The two-story addition at the rear of the church is the Lomax Memorial,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-01
rAa nIr,nnin Lenves.

The cruiser Olympia eOmmandeo DS Captain Colby, lifted anchor yesterday and got away for the deep sea; later where the grand review will take place about the middle of May.
 The Olympia was the first vessel or the combined squadrons to enter this port.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-01

Don't forget the cooking demonstra- tions at the Bijou Theatre every after noon of this week. They Will stars promptly at o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-01

erected at cost of s10.000, which was presented by Mrs. Carrie A, Lomax to be used as a memorial to her son, the late beloved Tennent Lomax. The Sun day School rooms and church society rooms will be located in this building. The entire exterior of the church will undergo the touch of improvement and will present a much more attractive appearance than 1t does at the present day
 The architects who have charge of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-01
A Bank Account is Magnetic.

teer Veteran Firemen's Association, Max Hamburger, Jr., President of the Commercial Club and manager of The Evening Herald; G. w. Tourney for the press, and MT. Marti, representing the Spanish consulate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-01

Jack and the Bean Stalk repeated, Pickett Springs Casino, Tuesday Night. Prices, 10 and 25c. Dancing after per- fOrmance free.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-01
r.aaie. fslven X gcare,

Two ladies residing on East Wright street were given a bad scare during
 ffsa night by one Of them awakening and finding a big negro just effectina an. entrance ta tha haiaRa. Ina ne&ks
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-01

On account of rnin Jack and the Benn stalk will be repeated Tuesday Ni@nss 15 and 21e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-01

Pretty Honae wedding is selemni4ed at
 EutaW.
 Eutaw, April 3o,--lspeeial. )--A. Hret- ty home wedding was soiernntxed here
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-01

Free dancing after Jack and the Bean
 Stalk Tuesday Night, Pickett Springs Casino.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-01

On account of rain Jack and the Bean stalk will be repeated Tuesday Night, 15 and 25c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-01

On account of rain Jack and fhe Bcan stalk win De repeated Tueseax Might 1S and aJe,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-01
THoMPsON-GRUBBs.

Jack ana the Bean Stalk Fepeates Tuesday Night, 15 and @5c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-01
COUNCIL MEETs TONIGhT.

Jack and the Bean Stalk repeated Tuesday NigIat, I5 and 25c.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-09-28

VIM. Shelden's thresher is work inu
in Denmark this week.
Peter Petersen threshed betwe, II
five and six thousand buohel, of oats
of ninety acres of his new ranch.
Joe Preece and Jens Soreusen re
turned from the Natchez Sunday, with
eight hundred pounds of peaches. f.
Mudd and Dan Brunson started for a
load Tuesday.
The inspectors of the Cas- cade canal
inspected the hume Tuesday.
Louie larsen moved into his new
house last week.
Elmer Carr started for Bisby, Ariz ,
Tuesday where he hopes to regain his
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Hayes started
for Iowa last week to visit their old
home and friends.
Louie Larsen baled lGl tons of hay
last week from seventy acres. This Is
only the first cutting.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-09-28

W. y. lice bad on exhibition few
DAYS since a few pawpaws that he had
received from Indiana They looked
good to some people,
Val. Y. Crockett, superintendent OF
Mother Lode mine, Greenwood, b. c.,
accompanied by his wife is spending
his vacation with friends in the valley.
+. ID. Wood Of Chicago, who repre-
SCENTS an immigration association of
that city. was in the city this week
getting fact, Il, to "Baautiful kittitas"
and the land of plenty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ebert and
daughter leave tomorrow for Oregon
They will spend "A few days in Portland
and them 90 on down hundred miles
south to spend some weeks.
W. b. Price. our genial county treas
urer. has received fron,the state audit
or a warrant for 3 $780, the amount
refunded to kttitrs county on account
Of over-paid tax to the state.
Louis Larsen is completing for him
self this week one of the finest and
cos,liest residences in the district
known a. "Denmark" 1t i, indeed IA
molel residence in every respect
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Cox made visit
to north Yakima Saturday and return
ed MONDAY. 1t has been twenty years
since Mr.. Cox passed through that city
and he has never been in the place
since.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rector of f}eloit,
Kansas. who had been taking IN the
exposition at Portland, stopped Oh he
tween trains Monday to visit an hour
or so with Mrs. Rector'o cousin, W. J.
fiiddleson.
Ouite number of Kittitas rancherS
talk of irving hops next year IN an ex-
detrimental way at least. Some years
ago il is said, hops were tried IN THIS
valley in decided success, but Tor
some cause. they were never planted
very extensively
Arc You From Missouri
! If vou are. or if you are not VIZ
,.nnIi Ike to show you our ING u
/ ha,tino stoves. one ton OF coal Tree
lin iii stoves costing $1,000 or over.
WIN a. BIG STORE co.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-09-28
District No. I Items.

School opened OF the llth with an
enrolment of 81. which has since been
| increased to 10.
w. w Prewett has sold his ranch
and will at once give possession.
Several of the chicken fanciers of
this part of the valley are now com.
plotting the preparation of their birds
for the state fair and Portland eXpos-
ton. Certainly they have some fine
specimens, and no doubt some prize
winners will be cooped.
Mr. Chase has moved on to w. II.
,ader's ranch, and he has moved into
Lhe city To take advantage Of better
school facilities.
Many farmer, IN this section are be-
coming impatient about the arrival of
balers.
Sept. 18th, school begun in the Filler
district with Roy Sweeney as teacher.
The rain of Monday did vast
amount of good on the dry fields of
those who are so unfortunate as have
no system Of irrigation.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-09-28

Miss Annio Snyder, the Canadian
humorous and dramatic reader and i'm
personator, assisted by Mr. Bernardine
DE Spang assisted by display of
StereopticOn views, at the M. r.. church
Tues. Oct. 3rd for benefit of Third
Street Reading Room.
OUR thanks are due Hon. W. l..
Jones, NJ. c., for number of copies of
the Year Book for 1901" Readers of
THE DAWN who care for a copy can
have same by calling at this office. 1t
Is valuable work and worthy of place
In the library OF every farmer.
Alexander Joyce left this Office some
Inc specimens OF Eitttas peaches, APP
piles aud t"natoe, yesterday. The
peaches are a. tue a, any one conld
ask for, large, well formed and of ex.
cellent flavor He says his peach trees
are loaded so heavily that he had to
brace them in order to keep them
from breaking down.
Sual services at the Christian
church next Sunday morning and cv-
cning. Morning theme, 1.-The Life of
Love Life of JOY" In the evening the
pastor gives the first in a series of night
sermons, subject: The Conversion Of
an Officer Of State Special music by
IA choru, choir, violin solo by DR.. Mar
tin. At the sunday school hour there
will he II grand sunday school rally, to
which old and Young are invited.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-09-28
CITY Water Suit Settled.

The famous suit between the City OF
Ellen,burS and the iIlleuoburg Water
Supply company, much to the surprise
of IA majority of the people of the town,
wa, settled by stipulation Monday,
when the case was called in court.
Both parties agreed on the following
proposition:
THE City to re-instate the fra ncnise
originally granted to c. y. sander and
by him assigned to the Ellen,burg Wa
TER Supply company in 1892, but the
contract to furnish hNdrant water is
abrogated. The company valves all
claims for such rental in the past and
no contract now exists for such SUP
ply"
1t is quite relies to know that this
perpcXing question is settled, and the
general conceusu- OF opinion seemS be
that both parties ought To be satisfied.
Wanted by Il lady place to 60
house work, IL family with no small
children, preferred.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-09-28
NOTICE

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to lis, will obige MS by calling
and setting their accounts "ilher by
cash or uOte not later than Oct. 10Th,
rs our yearly settlements for agricuI
tural implements aud machinery has to
be mad" by that tim. 81 kindly attend
TO this at once and OhIlge.
Yours truly,
WILLIAMS SMlrtISON co