The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-28

Judge Jones was a hero. and then l was made to realize that Charlie Scott sas1? wasn't G deuce nigh in Tedditorial favor. I don't know what to make of It.
 q think the people all oyer Alabama ought to continue to talk the tradc school for, boys that is going going to rbs De school ought to be go because 1t Is worthy proposition presented by the leading educators of Alabama. It Is to believe that as soon as tho contribu- tions reach an amount sufficient to put up the buildings the operation of the as fsa9o burry M S sf tsess therefore and there can be no doubt about the funds to carry the e.ga school sInsn on rienced @ thinkers W viii tell you that the school, under the prospectus of the trustees, can be operated on the sale the school will be always full of will ing students 1t is not practical to doubt. It is intended that the boys of fife as speedily as possible. Capable instruction and the utility side of these tReaiT ans With tse VeW of turning out products that will be marketable;; The proceeds of the trades boys will be applied to the running of the school, sc 1,; on tho student will be the expense or transportation to and from school | | bear the project talked about & ,t in wI1, many i; time become more popular than IS today. So, let's pull for it in behalf or the thousands of poor boys who nave no means to learn a trade annually" Injuries Are Serious. It developed yesterday that the inju~ ries of Dr. James R. Dillard, the den- by street car, were more serious than they were at first thought to be. The physician attending Dr. billiard said in a serious condition, but was resting as we'll as could be expected under tho
 Dr. DilIard. while riding horseback, was injured at the intersection of De- catur and Columbus Streets by soliis- ion with a Belt Line car. The left side were two cuts, one on the left, ear, and another just back of the earlap. It was thought last night that pr. Dil- covery If it did not develop. that there would give rise to complications. conductor and motorman of the car which struck Dr. Dillard, were ar raigned before Recorder Baber .yester- se Section ter20 ios9 of % the s cty Code which is directed against collisions. The cases were continued until Saturday for trial.
 Information that Mary Perkins. the negress implicated fin the killing of Grover Brown last week. was arrested incorrect. The information was tele- phoned to the police department by an- other person.
 D. c. Burson. publisher. of The At- more Spectrum and a prominent s,itizen of that growing South Aiabama city.
 Rev J. M. Mason, F. P: Presiding Alabama Methodist Conference. is in the city.
 Hon. J. H. Bankhead. Jr. and Hon. Lomax M. Smith of Jasper are regis tered at the New Mabson.
 Mir. NJ. s. Russell and. Mir. J: M. Harris of Tuskegee spent last night in the city.
 Mfr. Louis N. vandela of Blrming- ham Is registered at the Glenmore.
 MT. J. E. Henderson of Enterprise spent last night in Montgomery
 Mir. W. A. Davis of Anniston Is reg istered at the New Mabson.
 Mir. John c. Carmichael of Birming- ham is In Montgomery.
 Mir. J. M. Foster of Tuscaloosa was fin town last night.
 Mir. c. H. Gordon of Florala was fin the city last night.
 E Mfr. W. B. Merrill of Edwardsville was in town last night.
 
 Mfr. H. L. Martin of Ozark spent last night in the city.
 Mir. c. S. Wilson of Birmingham is visiting the city.
 Mir. J. p. Steele of Centerville was here last night.
 MT. c, J. Torrey of Mobile is visit ing the city.
 Mir. A. W. woodliff of Gadsden is In town. I
 Bad Manners In New York. Indianapolis News,
 Some New York folks in various walks of life do not appear to have treated Admiral Prince Louis very well. He was so bombarded with let ters threatening his life that it was 4