The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-06
Advertiser Bureau,

Mobile, sept. D. W. L. Henderson. land snd dn,n inuus and South Railroad Companies, with neau naurfers in Mobile, has gone 10 Coium- | bus, Ohio, and will be absent from the TMr Uenderson's mission to Ohio is | to Advertise the resources of Alabama and especially the fruit and vegetaple sections. Recently he made tour oI the principal agricuitural sectl2ns ,its aua secured many fine samples or fruits and vegetables. and especially pears and Japanese persimmons raised in this immediate vicinity.
 These exhibits MT: Henderson no,,n.H ,s,rs w,a in Ohio He will also hold out induce ments to homeseekers to come to Ala banla, purchase lands and establish homes for themselves.
 as a reliable authority on lands and his information has proved invaluable in turning desirable people to this point of the South.
 In the United States District Court this afternoon a petition in involuntary Bankruptcy was filed by Emil Brunniers S. D. Copeland and Sons and the Mobile Light and Railroad Company against the German American Publishing Com- pany. No assets or liabilities were given in the petition The German American Publishing Company was corporation formed for the publication of certain newspapers. the principal one being The Recorder. a Republican journal. '
 Emil Brunnier owned the original plant and was the publisher of a. German paper. He claims to hold a majority of the stock in the new com pany and nearly two weeks ago the company failed to meet the ghost" when 1t became time for him to walk" Prominent Republicans are interested in the company and 1t is understood that they will buy the plant and resume the publication of the Recorder.
 The river steamer Kettle Quill arr rived down at o'clock this afternoon with 1920 bales of cotton and large passenger. list This was the largest load of cotton that has been received since September 1.
 Inspectors OBrien and Taylor of tine United States government marine i'm spection service this afternoon rendered their decision in the investigation cf charges against Captain William Evans and Mate William H. Moulton of the river steamer New Haven. preferred by Engineer A. Sidney Halligan. Plaintiff averred that the vessel had carried pas- sengers when no license had been
 
 number of witnesses had been summon ed in the case and the evidence failed to show violation of the law governing vessels against carrying passengers.
 Among the many whose names have been mentioned in connection with counciimanic honors at the forthcom- ing municipal primary on November 2S. was Whiting Ames, sometime assis- tant chief of the Mobile Fire Depart mcnt. @
 -4r Ames is a special agent of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad and he did recently announce that he would enter the list. few days since, however. division of the Mobile and Ohio and because of this, he said, 1t would be impossible for him to make a sufficient canvass to warrant his making the fight in the primary. Mir. Ames is popular in the seventh ward and It was predicted he would make splendid showing.
 Dr. W. R. Jackson, one of Mobiles well known physiclans, IS confined at his home. suffering from severe inJu- ries as tffe result of the capers of a Nractious horse yesterday morning.
 Dr. Jackon had just started to get ~ nto his buggy on St. Michael street near his home at the corner of Con- to run away. pr. Jackson grasped the lines and was thrown to the pavement and his buggy wrecked. When taken to his home 1t was found three ribs were broken and he was otherwise badly bruised about the body On Sunday the horse ran away and broke q buggy.