The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-20
MIR. LANE ANNOUNCES
HUNTSVILLE MAN HAS GUBERNA-
 TORIAL ASPIRATIONS.
VIII Ask Republican Party of Alabama to Nominate Him in Opposition to Democratic Candi-
 date.

Huntsville, April 19.-(Special. )- Charles P. Lane, president of the Ala bama Commercial and Industrial Asso- citation and editor of The Huntsville Tribune, announces that he will be a candidate for the next Republican nom- ination for Governor of Alabama.
 Mir. Lane is one of the best known and most prominent Republicans in the State, and has several times heretofore been the gubernatorial nominee for his party.
 The Nashville, Chattanooga. St. Louis Railroad has ordered the establishment of a station on the bank of the Tennes- see at Fearn, half way between Gun tersviIle and Hobbs Island. A four hundred foot landing will be estab- lisned and the station will be similar to a railway station except that 1t will be served, by steamboats. A thickly settled community will he accommoda- ted.
 The preliminary hearing of Lum and Tom Martin, charged with robbing the safe of the postofice at Kelly Station resulted in the discharge of the pris- oners. The strongest evidence the State had was tine fact that the blood hounds followed scent from the post office to the home of the Martin boys. This disposes of the State case but they are under bond to appear In the federal court next month.
 Joe D Powers. young man Of New Mar ket was lodged in jail here last night on charge of assault with intent to murder. Powers is charged with firing into family with a shot gun and putting d out the foe eSe tSe crime. adjudged insane. sent 10 the state asylum, then sent back here and escaped jail a few months ago. He has been 70 Texas since then, ard recently returned home. Powers is well connected
 Articles of incorporation of the Tennessee the Probate Court yesterday afternoon. The authorized capital stock of the company is $500, 900 and the principal place of bus- Hampton of Tracey City. Tenn. is president R. B. Roberts of Tracey City is vice -presi- dent. and J. J. Lynch of Winchester is sec
 The members of the State Council. Junior Order of United American Mechanics, spent today on the top, of Monte sano' cue dinner. The party left the city in hacks this morning and spent the entire day nthe picnic grounds and viewing the officers will be held tomorrow.
 Local officials have received notice that the April term of Federal Court for the Northern division of the Northern district will be held in Huntsville beginning April 24. The semi-annual grand jury will be impaneed and many cases of alleged vio
 Iation of the revenue Jaws will be investi gated
 John w. Young, one of the old-ttme news paper men and printers of this city. died yesterday after an illness of several weeks. aged 73 years. MT. Young was born in Ken lucky and removed to Huntsville in early youth and learned the printers trade. He served four years in the Confederate army. leaving here enlisted man in the Madison Rifles, the first company to go
 to the front from this city After the war he was a member of the firm of Dew, Young & Company. who operated the first daily newspaper established in Huntsville. After that he lived several years in Scotts- boro, returning here about a year ago The deceased was a bachelor.
 An investigation of the death of Will | Gray. the lineman who was electrocuted or | a telephone pole Saturday, Is being made | by Coroner E. E. Stewart. About twenty | witnesses have been examined If any in | dividual or corporation is crlminally re. | responsible he will be prosecuted.