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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-10
ORDER FROM CUBA.
TuscaIooaa VIII ship Sugar Cane Mills
 to the Island. VI

Tuscaloosa, August 9.--(SpectaL)--- Tho Strickland Brothers Foundry and Machine Company of this city, one of the best and most up to date foundries in this section. has just received an order from the island of Cuba for 100 tons of sugar cane mills. The Iron used in these mills will be the pro duct of the Central Iron and Coal Com pany's plant at Holt. The machines will probably be shipped direct from here to Cuba by water via the Warrior river and the Gulf of Mexico This IS but the beginning of Tuscaloosa's ex- port business.
 Thirty-fve of Tuscaloosa's brightest young people enjoyed q furnace party last evening at the Central Iron and Coal Companys plant at Holt.
 A contract has been let to paint the buildings at the State University, which will add very materially to the .attrac- tiveness of the institution. Everything is being thoroughly overhauled and when the students arrive in the fall the college will present q most pleas ing appearance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-10
TYSON IN CONTEST.
Montgomery Boy Trying for Champions
 ship in Tennis.

Atlanta, Ga. Aug. 9.-The Southern Lawn Tennis Association elected the following officers at meeting held at . club house of the AtlaRvic- Athletic As- sociation here tonightI
 Sam Williams Atlanta, President; Normal Farrell, Jr., Nashville, Vice. President; L. D. Scott, Atlanta, Secre- tary and Treasurer The following Yarbrough, Augusta, Ga; Charles Rodgers, Knoxville Tenn; R. p. Sci. bels. New Orleans; Bradley Walkera Nashville; w. D: McNeil. Macon. Ca: Davis. Atlanta.
 After today's games In singles. which were interfered with by rain. the fght for the championship in singles has narrowed down to Smith. Howell, Scott and Williams of Atlanta; Seguin of New Orleans; Tyson of Montgomery, and Cowan Rodgers of Knoxville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-10
AIleaed Thieves Captured.

Florence. Aug. 9-(Special)-Dep Sheriff Jesse Dowdy and Andrew Walker returned this morning from EnsIey with Riley Black. on whose trail they have been for the past ten days. Riley and Henry Meadows sold a mule to Andrew Walker for S65 and mad scarcely gotten out of town when the owner appeared and claimed the animal. having traced 1t to this place from Athens.
 Sheriff Hill was at onceN notified and started q systematic search for the alleged thieves. with the result that he captured Henry Meadows iD Sheffield yesterday and Black was ap- prehended at Ensley Both men are in fail here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-10
Golf mt Chicago.

Chicago, Aug. 9.-Dr. D. P. Fredericka of oil City. Pa, won the gold medal score today in the thirty-sixe hole, qual- flying round of the eleventh national golf championship at,the Chicago Golf Links, with total of l55, which Is the competitive record of the course. He had a clean margin of five strokes over Champion George $. Lyon of Canada. Tied at 162 were National Champion H C. Egan and w. c. Fownes, Jr, of the Oakmont Club, Pfttsburg.
 Only one stroke separated the young experts of the Wheaton Golf Club, 10. E. Sawyer and Hugh Campbell Fred Herreshoff of Ekwanek. runner up in the national tournament of last year. had l65 Walter J. Travis of Garden City was four strokes better than his old rival J D. Travers Of Nassau.
 Considerable surprise was expressed shown in the list of those who failed to qualify, Walter E. Egan, former runner up in the national tournament and Western champion, failed to get m. Former National Champion L. N. James of Lakeview was squeezed out with total of 175. Six players are tied Tor the four last places in the qualifying list one of the ties, A. L. Wnite, the in- terco,legiOte champion, having made a great improvement on hts nrst round score. only to get into d play on tomor- row morning for his right to continue in the match play. The West predom- mates in the qualifying list, twenty. thee players to none for the East, ana two for Canada
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-10
Georgia Murder Trial.

Rome, Ga. Aug. 9.-The jury in the Sanford case Is still out at o'clock tonight and there Is no likelihood Of their reaching a verdict. It is gener- ally believed that mistrial will be the result.
 Judge Moses Wright in conversation with the Associated Press this after noon stated that he could not tell when he would call the jury in for an inquiry or whether he would declare a mistrial. He was certain. however. that no mis- trial would be declared very soon un- less his mind changed. He further stated that he would like very much for the present jury to make verdict if possible. Another trial would be quite expensive to the County and a jury would be hard to get for the req son that so many citizens of the Coun- ty had heard all or a part of the tes- timony in the present trial.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-10

vals of business and by neglect of symp- toms which have been warning him a year past, that his stomach was failing in its duties"
 The symptoms of a disordered stomach are, among others, variable appetite, sour Eisings, heartburn, undue fullness after eating, dull headache, dingy complexion, discolored eye, fluctuations in physical strength, nervousness, sleeLs sssssness de- pondency. No person will hive all these symptoms at once.
 The restoration of the stomach to sound health, begins with the first dose of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery The cure progresses until the functions of the stomach are in healthy operation. Then the nerves are quiet and strong, the ap- petite healthful, the sleep restful, the eye bright, the complexion clear.
 uPIease accept my tha2ks for the benefit which my child received from your medi- Mo. rHe had been troubled for nearly . year with liver complaint. indigestion and constipation. I gave him your Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets.' the Discovery about eight months and several vials of the Pellets He seems to be perfectly well now"
 If you want cure accept no substitute for "Golden Medical Discovery"
 S. These ORIGINAL Little Liver
 xESS Pills, first put up by old Df.
 AeWeSo E. ". Pierce & oxsr fo Kssrs Ks ,go. : never equeled. They're made of purely veg etable coAcsntrsted and refined medicinal principles. extracted from native Americaq roots and plants. They speedily relieve and Ters sna and ssT SIs resstul ailments. One or two e laxative, e~<A@ 0E 1QpE cAthAEtiGp
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-10
MAY LIFT QUARANTINE
prpwyNcuAM TO PROBABLY RE-
 MOVIE BAN ON MONTGOMERY.
". B. Morgan is Appointed to Succeed B. Frank Yoe, Removed by Dr. Sanders, State Health
 Officer.

Birmingham, Aug. 9.-(Special)-W' Barnes Morgan, formerly memoer oi Troon D. the crack cavalry company of pirmtngham. was this afternoon ap- nointed State quarantine officer at thls noint. vice B. Frank Toe. who was re- moved by Dr. W. H. Sanders. the state health officer. MT. Morgan took charge this afternoon. In all prooaplllty tne greater number of men empioyeo iii the service heretofore will continue III, III, inc service and a rigid quarantine VIII be kept up. o~,, for the county of Jefferson. though ru- nors prevail that the quarantine ol Jefferson County agains tMontsomery will be lifted on the 18th, which means that the county will let the quarantine work all be done by the state. pr. ShoIl when asked about the liftins oI the quarantine against Montgomery said that he preferred that no mention he made of the matter, though there was intimation that the quarantine will be lifted by Saturday night.
 MT. Toe is waiting for letter or exclamation as to why he was releVeo' when asked if his removal was brought about because he allowed pr E, T. Fields of Ensley to come 10 BIT mingham after having been in Ensley
 
 admitted that he had allowed pr Fields to get off the train here. lie satd that another prominent physician was at the station at the time Of Dr. Fields's arrival and asked that there he no detention. pr. Oscar Hays, city nhysician of Birmingham. was also permitted to enter the city after stat ing that he was from an infected point. He states that he always trled 10 oo his duty and cannot understand why ne should have been relieved so suddenly
 Dr. Brassell and J. A. Oliver, the State quarantine officials who today appointed w. B. Morgan. announce that the service at this point will be in keeping with the quarantine service being enforced at other points In the State. rigid quarantine Is to be kept up against New Orleans and other infected points by the State.
 white man was fined $50 in the ln- ferior Criminal Court this morning on a charge of circulating false fever ru- mors. It is charged that he started and circulated a rumor that there was a case of yellow fever at Gate City, a rolling mill town six miles from the city. The man who reported the case of runnor circulating will get half or the f1neN collected from the defendant. The entire district is in thoroughly healthy condition.
 This was cleaning day in Birming- ham. Merchants and others were called on by the Mayor through proc lamation a few days ago to lend wagons and men to give the city a thorough cleaning. Eighty-four wa gons and 500 men engaged in the work Of cleaning the city and Birmingham is cleaner than ever before as result nf the united effort. r~-~:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-10
GOVERNOR JELKs yesterday received
Mnny Governorn Accept.

New York, Aug. 9.-The governors Of twenty-six States have so far ac- cepted the invitation of the National Civic Federation to appoint delegates to attend the national conference on immigration to be held in this city December and :. and state that they will announce names as soon as they have secured acceptauces from their appointees.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-10
Memphis Nri.undcrstandinr.

Memphis. Tenn, Aug. 9.-A misun- derstanding between the Board of Fire and Police Commissioners and the Board of Health developed today when the former body, in special session, de- clared the appointment of about 200 quarantine guards under command of former Police Captain Weatherby to be illegal.
 resolution was passed placing quarantine guards under orders of Chief of Police O'Haver and pr. Jones, Presi- dent of the Board of Health, was asked to submit list of names for guard duty. It Is believed that nearly all of tho present guards will be reappointed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-10
None in Mississippi.

Jackson, Miss. Aug. 9.-There are no yellow fever cases In Mississippi, ac- cording to the official announcement made by the State Health Board to- night. The suspicious cases reported at Holly Springs and Yazoo City were diagnosed today by experts and both pronounced ordinary types of malaria.
 The board has inaugurated policy of sending yellow fever experts on special trains wherever a suspicious case Is reported.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-10
MaIarfal Fever.

Yazoo City. Miss, Aug. 9.-Mayor E. R. Holmes tonight issued the following statement:
 "Dr. Eugene wasin of the United States Marine Hospital Service pro- nounces the suspicious case of fever in Yazoo City to be one of pernicious ma laria and not fellow fever. This opin- ion is concurred in by pr. Joseph Wal deur of the City Board of Health of Vicksburg, Miss, Dr. Eugene Johnson, County Health Officer. and all local phy- sicians who participated in the diagno- sis this afternoon" ..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-10
Kan.as City's Inspection.

Kansas City. Aug. 9.-An inspection of all the passengers from the south for symptoms of yellow fever was or dered today by pr. Sanders, city physi- clan.
 The order was made in response to directions from the State Board of Health received today. The city physi- clan, who is the executive officer of the City Board of Health. will require the officials of the union depot and other passenger stations to arrange for all passengers arriving on trains from the south to pass through separate turnstile in leaving the depot plat forms.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-10
suanectn Releaaed.

New York. Aug. 9,-Twenty-five of the persons taken from incoming South ern steamers during the last few days at quarantine were released today. All had suffered from high temperatures and were detained until the health off, cials were satisfied that yellow fever did not cause these symptoms.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-10

itary officers will see that the order is enforced. The street department has cut off the weeds in every portion of the city and all stagnant pools will be drained or covered with petroleum. Yellow fever is not feared here but or dinary precautions to prevent sickness are considered necessary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-10
Eufnula Raises Quarantine.

Eufaula, Aug. 9.-(Special)-At recent meeting of the City Council the Quarantip, restrictions against Mont gomery were lifted. Every precaution has been exercised towards cleaning the city and sanitary conditions are in good shape all over town.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-10
Illicit stun RaIded,

Cullman, August 9.-(SpeciaLl-V. &. Root. w. A. Anderson and R. B. Thomp- son, revenue officers. made a raid on an illicit still in Winston County. about two miles from Addison. yesterday. A still of sixty gallons capacity was de stroyed. No arrests were made. as the owner could not be found
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-10
Steamer FIoafed.

Key West. Fla, Aug. 9.-The Ward Line steamer City of Washington which ran ashore Monday at Cary's Ford reef while bound from New York to Vera Cruz, arrived at this port today. She was hoated yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-10
Health ofncer.s Denial.

Holly Springs. Miss. Aug. 9.-Dr. Robert A. Scale. County Health Officer. tonight officially denies the existence of a case of yellow fever here. The sus- picious illness investigated by Dr. Krauss of Memphis has been diagnosed as yellow fever.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-10
CONTROL * INSPIRES ENERGY
(Continued from Page One.)

on freights, on hand cars or by and other means that can be adopted.
 The instructions sent out are not meant to encourage the railroads to enter into a conflict with authorities of towns. It is believed that no objec- tion would be found to the transfer of mails in the quarantined districts if no attempt is made by the railroads to discharge passengers at the ouaran- tined station.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-10
Freight Carr Prohibited

Little Rock, Ark, Aug. 9.--The Board of Health today ordered that all freight cars out of Birmingham. Gulfport or Mobile consigned to points in Arkansas are prohibited from entering the State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-10
Cleaning in Huntsville

Huntsville, Aug. 9.--(Special.)-Or-
 ders have been issued from the office of Mayor Thomas W. Smith for a thorough cleaning of the city and san
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-10
E1eWs in Briei.

ABBEY SAWYER, a negress arrested on the charge of violating the sani- tary ordinance, on q warrant sworn out by A. c. Jones. Superintendent of Streets, was fined $5 and costs by Recorder Arlington. A CERTIFICATE of the incorporation of the Vail-Robby Grocery Company at Coden, Mobile County, was re- ceived yesterday by Secretary of State McDavid The incorporators are w. B. Vail. J. M Rabby and o. J. Rabby. The capital stock is $3,- 900.
 JELKS yesterday received the resignation of John W. InZer of Ashville as a member of the Board of Trustees of the State Normal School at Jacksonville
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-10
Troy Removes Her.,

Troy. August 9.-(Special. )-Mayor Henderson had the quarantine against Montgomery taken off yesterday af- ternoon to the great delight of many Trotans
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-10
WU ON THE BOYCOTT
TALKS or DECIDED STEPS BEING
 TAKEN BY CHINESE.

No Vicious Feeling Involved, Says Former Minister to Washing- ton, but Merely m Effort
 to ventilate QaestiOn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-10
And Oxurlx. Too.

Ozark, August 9.-(Special. )--Ozark has removed the quarantine and people come and go between here and Mont- gomery without let or hindrance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-10

NSNN NAa v o VI O M from typh old fever. The doctor himself said to 6 frie d: "That man was Q suicide. He had a splendid constitution. ! could have pulled him through If his stomach had been sound. But he ruined his stomach by hasty meals, o&okohaI tn tnkaH
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-10
Gumter Defends Report. %-t.- a~oLa hrtaAu for fhn

MT. Gunter spoke briefly for the com
 nittees report. He went over the work of the comittee which had been in session for over three hours. He explained that the State and the city Codes were specific In the matter of
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-28

tural palaces are composite. Their in
ception cannot be definitely traced to any
order. Wherever the architects of these
buildings felt that the embodiment of a
feature from some established order
would better the appearance of the
structures this was done and the result
has proved satisfactory In every respect
Traces of the Romanesque are found IN
the ornate work inclosing the window
frames. and in places Spanish Renals-
sance has been used to advantage. The
main entrance of the European building
is taken from the mission architecture
and features of the cornice of the Agri-
cultural palace may be traced 70 tne
same design. With its soft. cream-unteo
facade, red-hued tiles and its great dome
glistening in the sunlight, the Asrlcui-
tural palace presents never-to-pe-lor-
gotten sight.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-28

feet of some earlier ones. There will
be, too, temple of mirth with a mir
ror maze, thunder floors and a cave of
the winds, streets of Cairo and an ORR
entail village, occupying more than 3d.
600 feet of space, where there will be
scenes typical of the Orient; Turkish
theater and numerous other attractions.
An entertainment known as The
Land of the Midnight Sum- wherein
the spectator is taken on trip from
Portland to Dawson City. encountering
on the way a storm at sea. will be. fur
nished, with side features that embrace
a representation of the northern lights,
an electric snowStorm and the burning
Of the city of Dawson in 1900. There
will also be a mining exhibit. where
$4,000 worth Of gold will be cleaned
up at every performance: diving elks.
trained horse. a wild animal show, a
haunted swing. an excellent Indian ex-
hibit, a haunted castle and a trip to
Venus and numerous other attractions.
The visitor to the Western Worlds
Fair will find it difficult to avoid the
Trail" The bridge OF nations. on the
landward end Of which the Trail Is
situated. connects the mainland and the
Government peninsula, on which Is To-
Gated Uncle Sans magnificent display.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-28

his youth, will be in San Francisco within
a few weeks, having been a wanderer fol
many months.
A handsome chap is Major Cassius T
/ Gillette, and charming little woman his
wife.
Their return from Montreal to Fort Ma
son gives promise of some interesting
happenings at Fort Mason.
Within a month or two Miss Irene
Muzzy will return from her wanderings
abroad, and will be numbered among the
debutantes of next winter.
Miss Muzzy is a musician of the Sc
rious type, going into it with the ardol
and application of an artist
Among the society maids who take ar
intelligent interest in serious things is
Miss frankie Glass only daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Glass, who is a student
of art, musician and a writer of really
clever short stories. preferring her mu-
sic, her pencil and her brush to the usual
inanities Of teas and dances.
This interesting maid will probably
spend her summer in and about Shasta
with hcr mother.
On Wednesday afternoon the San Fran
cisco Maternity Hospital benefit will
be held at the Palace
Margaret Anglin, Frank Worthing
Hall McAllister and a lot of interest
ing people will entertain you in charm
ing fashion--to the tune of So. And
every penny in that two dollars will go
to the comfort of some hapless woman
and her more-to-be -pitied little babe.
It's blot upon our civilization that
babes are brought into poverty and
Want-but they are. And the next best
thing is to see that they are properly
cared for when they do open their lit
tie eyes to the world
The entertainment promises to be
very smart, and aside from it's philan-
thropic feature will be well worth
while.
OF course you're going.
Mrs. A. B. McCIosky held her final
at home" last evening Her studio on
College Heights is fanously interest
Ing, and after the summer outing these
charming at homes" will be resumed.
The home of the E'ifes at PaIo Alto
people this summer, as Miss Beatrice
Is an enthusiastic young hostess and
will keep the charming bungalow live
~ through the dog days.
Fair Southern maids are making in
roads upon the hearts of our country's
defenders, the latest being the engage
ment OF Miss carlotta Klemm of St
Louis TO Captain Charles r. Boyd of
the Tenth Cavalry The wedding of
Miss Kienm and Captain Boyd. to take
place June "a. will be followed imme-
diately by the trip to California, en-
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The dog show is past and gone, but,
like q comet. leaves a trail behind
To be sure. it enabled the smart maid
and matron to display to wide-eyed
public their adorable Pomeranians.
their beauteous pugs, or their soulful
northumberland sweetness. long
drawn OUTPUT this revealed a Joy pos
session that was as nothing compared
with the ecstasy that fell to the West
ern Wattersons, whose chief JOY in life
lies in seeking out the sins of society
and baying about them to the moon.
To be sure. society, as with any other
phase of life is a little short of right
> eousness; but its. sins are individual.
not collective, and to attribute the
shortcomings of a few society women
70 society collectively is to mark the
censor for a prevaricator or fool
Ever since the doggies returned to
their boudoirs from the draughts of the
Pavilion, talk has been going the
rounds Of the tea tables of a we'll
known woman to whose home there
came simultaneously wee little baby
girl and pair Of wee little coIlies
Realizing her inability TO care for the
baby and the collies as beftted each
she hired a trained nurse for the baby
and assumed the care Of the collies her
self
Now, for this very sensible proceed
1ns-being a young mother and knowing
naught Of the care Of babies-this little
woman has unconsciously brought down
upon society the wrath Of the outs"
To be sure, the trained nurse. selected
Tor her knowledge and general fitness
FOR the care Of a little body and the.
tiny intelligence within il. was emit
nently better fitted to assume care of
the baby than the little mother. loving
but ignorant-but not so ignorant as
not 20 realize that she was ienorant-tbe
hrst blessed step toward KNOWLEDGE
But having raised collies before ans
never babies, and being less awed nv
the ooggies' demands, the little mother
undertook their upbringing. in which
BY the way she succeeded admirably
Meanwhile, the babe grew and nros-
pered, the little mother never relt,
gushing her supervision. OF. its care. and
thus she now numbers in, her household