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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21

ster J. Whipple, of Brooklyn, N Y. Next in merit were Nestor O. Keith. of San Jose. Costa Rica: Joseph H. Nor vile, of Mobile; Daniel T. Hailes. of Montgomery.
 Gold medal for best examination in Catechism-John J. Conway, of Jack son, Miss. Next in merit were Joseph T Wagner, Ralph M. Brooks. John T.
 Bauer. This medal was donated by
 Rev Thos. D. Madden, S. j.. of Sel-
 Gold Medal for Good conduct-Loy- ola T. Cowley. of Mobile. Donated by
 Rev. L. Schuler, s. J.. of Mobile) The
 premium went to Albert J. Danos The
 medal Is annually awarded by a vote
 Of the pupils, with the appreciation of
 the faculty.
 Gold medal for good conduct. Junior Department-(Donated by John Kearns
 of Lebanon, Ky)-Charles A Oliver,
 Premium-T. Semmes walmslev. Gold medal for best composition in
 mental philosophy-Daniel T. Hailes of Montgomery. (Donated by Miss Norma Grillo of Natchez, Mss)
 Gold medal for best English compost tion-Daniel T. Halles of Montgomery Next in merit--Samuel |. Kelly, Ray
 mond K. Rounds, George c. Frederick,
 Reverend c. F. o'cailag han. D. p. Vicar General Diocese of Mobile Mo | bile.N
 Gold medal for best Latin compost | tion-George G. Frederick of New or leans. Next in merit-D. Lawrence Austin, Daniel T. Hafles. Joseph A. | OLeary, Webster J. Whipple. CDonor | Rev. D Savage. D. D., of Montgomery) Gold medal for best Greek compost l tion-Joseph H. Norville of Mobile
 Next in merit-Anthony J Touart, | Richard H. Alvey, Webster J Whipple Sidney J. Bonvillain. (Donor Dr. T. A | Duggan, New Orleans)
 Gold medal for physical science
 George c. Frederick of New Orleans.
 Next in merit-Daniel T, Hailes, Loy- | ola T. Cowley, Benjamin J. Kern, Jo- | seph J. Hartz fDonor Rev. w. A. Will kinson, s J., Augusta, Ga( Gold medal for excellence in mathe-
 matics (first grade)--Raymond K.
 Rounds of Blaine, Wash. Next in
 merit-Francis A. Oliver. Daniel T. | Hailes, Carey E. McMaster. tDonor J, l Goldstein of Mobile.) Second grade | Charles A. Oliver of Frazard. La. (Do- | nor, R. A Finch, Toulminville. Ala. ! Gold medal for excellence in History | Thomas s, Daly, Macon, Ga. next ir merit; w. J. Whipple. l.. T Hailes CDo- nor Major P C. Hannah of Mobile. } Gold medal for greatest improvement | in penmanshlp-Joh A, McAtee of Mo- | bile. CDonor, Rev. John w. punre Of 1 Mobile.)
 Gold medal for proficiency in use of | Instrument in Senior Brass Band-Mau- rice E. Reilly of New Orleans. Junior
 Brass Band, Anthony J Topart of sum
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21
SPRING HILL CLOSES COMMENCEMENT EAEkOlsS ExMOUs INSTITUTION. r-.,..,ar,,. Crowd Heard EntertaininG ana Interesting Program at CioSe og Session OS oldest south
 eru Catholic college
Advertiser Bureau.
 NdohiIa June 20.

Advertiser Bureau.
 Mobile. June 20. ...,+.,-si,,th annual commence ,.alt aSrer1tses of the Spring Hill Col leee began at S;30 o'clock thls nAotA so great was the attendance that there was a perfect cresa hoxe ove the tl Sea level, the heat was terrinc, ,,. orsar Many members of the Jesuit order and clergy, beside. the taeulty, Ws,1 inc oldest and largest Cathollc lnsii tntion of learning for males in the s0The' The program was of great duration and was as follows; <,r..,, War Marcn from Athaiid salutatory. Daniel Troy Halls. Overture, i'Eigi., in Granada tkreul- zeT5@onsS DIscourse Catholic Education and Educators"-Hor. John St- Paul' A M ILL. D. .i.,,, ,I,. Air Variee, for piano and violin tDe Beriot)--Wiltam r. Dugan- Address 70 the Graduates-Nery Rev erend President.
 Minuet--A. J. Sufnch.
 Vaiedictory-George c. Broderlck; String Quartette, first movement GMo zart)-Hinton A. Touart, nutei eit w H. viola: Angelo J. Slft'eh. cello.
 Conferrlng of degrees.
 The Butterfly (BendiN)-Orchestra- Award of medals.
 Distribution of premiums.
 Degrees Conferred.
 Degrees were conferred as follows Doctor of Divinity-Very Rev. Charle: Fl. Mohr. O. S. B. Abbott, St. Leo's Alb bey, Diocese of St. Augustine.
 Master of Arts-Edward B. Dreaper A B. Paul. R. Adamson, A B.
 Bachelor of Arts-George c. Brod erick. Daniel T. Hailes. Loyola T. Cow lev Joseph M. Hountha. Benjamin J Kern, Maurice E. Reilly. The highest honor the class was won by George c Frederick.
 Bachelor of science-Timothy P Poland, Joseph J. Harty, Secundinc Escalante. Frederic w. Miller. The highest honor was won by Timothy H Poland
 Bishops Memorial Medal-Founded by the later Rt. Rev. Bishop O'Sullivan D. D., for excellence in Christian doc Urine and Ecclesiastical History-Web
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21


 Orleans rom New. Aro MT ana Mrs sam Strauss will chpn- r one a party of young ladies tomop- roW M to the Brazier place, abont tour fai.es thi rom town, where they viii snond the day picnickinE. VIII sp@ho osSlI ss .AIdlc Elkan will leave in few
 TOT Wetumpka to visit friends today here is spending bas, LSCroix of Cincinnati, who has tSisi astg Vsltsitlng here.returned to his hon,e fro IsS Mary Galt returned last nIsh+ toin sba New York where for a few weells Minthorne WooIsey. anu Mrs. astarnedmd mr; and Mrs; Nathan Kahn left this will snena 1or s point Clear. where they ins s; NuL uLLoWenstein. who has been visit. foE fg Titt1o sirsi Richards, left this afternoon coI IT, D. upgraft has gone to Pueblo
 Mir. and Mrs w. A. Anderton ,o.. afternoon for Point Clear iei. '"is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21
Mobile Society Nevv..

The marriage of MT D. D. Langhar to Miss Theresa Cecelia McAleer wa! Cathedral. Rev. Father Shaw oficiating assisted by Father Dunn.
 Miss Minnie McAleer, sister of th' girl. Mir. John Goodman was best mar and the ushers were Messrs William Goodman, Andrew Petronivitch, Henry Betrix and John Lunstrom.
 her brother. Hon. Joseph N. McAleer who gave her away. The brides gowI was of white net, princess, over white radium silk, trimmed with rose poin white carnations. Miss Minnie. maid o honor, wore a beautiful white chiffor gown with large picture hat and ion. carried a basket of white carna' tion tied with white tulle.
 The chancel was beautifully decorat ed with palms and white carnations Serenade was beautifully rendered bJ Mrs. Cherry. After the ceremony tht bridal party drove to the home of the bride which was also decorated witf palms and carnations and general re ception was held from to II. and al 12.AN the bride and croom left for a tvip East.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert stiliwen Bacor returned last night from their brida trip to Chicago They will be at the home of Capt A. c. Danner for tHt summer
 At the home of the bride, 351 St. MI. chael street. Miss Augusta Jacobson was married to MT Emanuel Eichold al s o'clock this evening. Miss Carrie Leihkautf was bridesmaid and Miss Mi riam Jacobson. maid Of honOr Mr I and inc uSh. CTS were Messrs, Jake and Louis Ja- cobsen of Mobile and Gabe and Sa" Jacobson of Meridian. and Bernie and Milton Eichold The ceremony was bride was given away by her brother Mir. Moses Jacobson.
 The brides gown was rope o' duchess lace over morsseline ana ta' feta, and she carried a bouquet Of lilies of the valley. Miss Carrie Lem, kauff was gowned in white chifron and carried a bouquet of white cafnatlonH The house was prettily decorated m white roses, yellow daisies and palms choir of beautiful voices sang Loheh~ grin's w43dlng march Mrs. simon pre- siding inc plano. After the recept. ion from to II. the bridal couple Ter for New York and other nlaces East' to be gone six weeks. .,
 Miss Ethel Favre has gone to Butter to uist frierds
 Miss Elmore McAndrews sailed yes. yes. terdav with her father on the Mallory steamer for New York.
 Miss Kate Moslander has gone 70 Tuscaloosa on q visit to friends
 MT, Rosengrant will entertain the 5Go Club tomorrow at the home of Mrs. GibhonN
 Mrs John Friend and daughter will visit Grove Hill very soon ana VIII latCr go 10 tho mountains of Tennes- see tO spend the summer
 NIT Dusty Miller will arrive Tn MO hilr this afternoon.
 Nrs Frank Hopper left yesterday for Washington and will he gone all sum mer
 ~5pt and Mrs. Alfred sully Morgan Vho have been stationed at Fortress Moroc since their marriage In Mobile lH-' August. have been transferred 70 Fort Preble. Portland, Maine.
 AIrs Rebecca Jacobson entertained Gst evening at her nome at supper u honor of hor daughter. Miss Angus ti. md her bridal party.
 AIr Norborne R. Clarke has returned from 9 -hort trip to Monroe, La.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21
S.S.S.k kI6FS 6F s9Rof1Rx THE f5R1S

The heedy fixed and blood tendency family blood taint transmit to their children the form of Scrofula Swollen glands brittle Compxons eacaed bodies running and ulcers and weak manifested Those who inherited this bghng holding
 during young weaken the disease will become manifest and kills the and completely the disease changes the quality blood all
 fluid with rich health qualities is purely vegetable
 especially adapted and poorly nouhed crouous blood Scroa 'ai advice iee SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,, ATLANTA, ca.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21
House Entered.

A servant at the home of G. L. Wal Ter on Parkman Street this morning discovered that during the night thief had entered the residence and accom- plished some little damage, although 1t is thought there Is but few articles of value missing The intruder seem ed to have taken delight in turning the furniture and other movable articles around.
 An entrance is thought to have been effected through q front window and after he had entered the house the thief roamed all through 1t. MT, Wal Ter and his family are out of the olty and the thief was not disturbed in his movements
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21

squadron. Selma is very anxious to have the encampment and the neces- sary amount requested has been read fly subscribed. Colonel Abbott has ten- dered the grounds and such other re- quirements for the location of the camp at Elk Dale Park, which is an ideal To- cation both for camp and parade
 ground. Mobile Is making an effort tH ed telegram from the committee rep
 resenting that city asking that he with hold his final decision until the com mittee can make further report. which will be within the next few days. Montgomery is also an ardent bidder for the camp, bat no definite action will be taken until Mobile has been given a reasonable time to report.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21
Passed Through City.

Senator D. J. Meador or Mareng( county, one of the three candidates for Lieutenant Governor, came up iron Myrtlewood this morning and this af ternoon left for Montgomery. From Montgomery Senator Meador will go tt Birmingham to attend the annual pic nic of the Brotherhood If Locomotive Engineers, on which occasion he ha' been invited to make an address From Birmingha:a MT Meador will be gin an active campaisnu for the offio' of Lieutenant Governor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21
Nrs. stanfieId Entertains.

Mrs Stanfield deliEhttuIIy enltI tained at a luncheon Monday a. tn' ter. Mrs. Seaborn of New York. Covers were laid for eight and the eomniha 9 tion tones were green and whlte, m which asparagus fern and WnIte r'ss were used to pretty advantage Al each guests platc was a small basket in which was concealed tiny powder pun Eight delicious courses were en- toyed Those present WIre Atk,ns meSdsI1es dsmes Hunter. Wni Peacock. McIlwain, and Sarah Callen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21
Cau Uns Reo- Tngued.

R E T.. NIeI 3ld Ik. IT WNIkHT, TT" members from Dallas county of the Fourth Cong. essional Executive Com mittee have received a call from tho chairman of the Comittee. J. A. Huey of Talladega. The call notifies tho members that a meeting of the com nnittee will he held at Tallade~n at l o'clock on the afternoon of Friday June 20 The meeting will set a day for the holdin~ af the Congressional primaries in the district to name the randidate who Is to succeed Hon Sid ney ! Bowie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21
Spoke to striIkers.

H. Dale Smith an officer of the In- ternationaI Brotherhood of Electrical Workers addressed a good sized crowd tonight in the council room at the City hall. The subject of the address was the strike of the telephone linemen of the Bell Telephone Company through out the South. The address was lis- tened to most attentively by those who attended the meeting and every one present was told very plainly of the cause of the strike of the linemen and what the probable outcome of the strike would be- Mir. Smith claiming that it looked very much like victory for the union men.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21
New Rar piIoa.

Tn the office of Harborhaster Tohn K. Williams this morning Harry R Muffay M and Harry L. Hargrove took the soVernment oath as pilots in the waters wa of Mobile bay and river They and this week went before tbe Rosrd or Pilot Commissioners, John R. Wi. llams, G, Nj, Van Liew and L. R. Fry ana stood examinations Both are wei known young men of this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21
suecinI Cur to Annieton.

over the Southern Railway a car con- taining sixty-seven negroes who were
 bound for Anniston. where they go to attend a convention which will con- veEe in that city tomorrow, left here this morning. special car was fur nished the delegates, the most of whom are from this city and the immediate surrounding country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21
comnany OrganiaatIon.

A meeting of large number of citi- zens and several visitors who are in- terested in the forming of the Winona Gem ent Company, which is to establish several million dollar plant at Epps station, was held in the parIors of the Hotel Albert tonight. While no infor- nation Is given out tonight it is belieN- ed that the company was formally or ganized and the plans and officers will be announced tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21
Railroad OmeInIs Here.

C. A Wickersham. president and Ren- eral manager of the Atlanta and West Point and Western of Alabama, spent today in the city MT. Wickersham came over from Montgomery this morn ing in his private car and during the day was warmly greeted by his many friends here Other officials who were with him on the trip were o. T. Nelson
 roadmaster: F. G Bennett. superintend- ent of agencies and J. H. Ketner, com mercial agent of the Seaboard Air Line
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21
Death of n chiIh

Mir and Mrs A. T Watson have inc sympathy of many friends in the loss of thelr twentY-two- months old son. Ed gar E. Watson whose demise occurred at the family home. No. Dunham street at late hour last night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21
Death of A.ad 1,s

Al her home in Whistler last night. Mrs Amanda Fitzgerald passed away after long illness. Deceased was seventy eight years of age, native of thlS county and for many years a resi- dent of Whistler. She was a most es- th' nle lady and has many relatives and friends to mourn her demise
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21
FoMler-ErMIn.

Eugene Fowler. a we'll known Mobil- tan. left here last night for Brewton, wheie today. he was joined in mar ria2e 10 Miss Kate Erwin. a popular young lady of that city. His best man WIS Mr koppersmith. of this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21
,,e.tinr of Card Club.

The members Of the Fridge Whist Club spent a very charming morning N,esterdav with Mrs. J. c. Converse as inc gracious hostess. There were no det orations or prize, out after an anil mated game refreshing ices and cake were enjoyed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21
SELMA CITY COURT
CRIMINAL DOCKET HAS BEEN DIs-
 POSED OF.
Restricted District Liquor Cases Com tinue to Attract Attention in Temples of Justice of the
 Central City.
Advertiser Bureau,
 Selma, June 20.

Advertiser Bureau,
 Selma, June 20. The criminal docket of the City Court of Selma was completed yesterday af- ternoon and the iuries for the week were dismissed. The court will con vene again next Monday morning when again the hearing of non-jury civil following the civil jury cases on the docket of the court will be taken and the most of them will come up for hearing.
 c. E. Golson. the white man who on yesterday was fined $500 each in two cases against him for selling whiskey in a restricted part of the county: has not yet paid his fine or made bond make bond until he paid the fine. Up to noon today he had been unable to make the bond.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21
C,ovaIrv EncamUmept,

The officers of Troop C, A. N. G.. held consultation tonight with Major Atkins to suggest final arrangemnntS relative to the date and location of the annual encampment of the cavalry
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21

who was run over bv T bnggv oP nT. H. T. Inge Monday. is reported after examination to have a broken collar bone, fractured leg and internal in- 1uries.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21
Packing Houses Clean.

SeFFCIarY ROgers OtI the Committee of Health and Health Officer Negus acting under direction of the presi dent of the Board of Public Health today made a tour of inspection of all the pdCklng houses and agents of packing houses premises today. They made minute examination of all meats and packing house products and reported clean bill of health from each. Not only this. they reported, but tion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21

Base ball club from Linden playei match game of ball today at orr vile Two games were played. the morning ~ame resulting in victory or 22 to 1 in favor of Orrville. The af- ternoon game resulted in score of ID to 1 also in favor of Orrville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21

carried to his home in an ambulance and given immediate attention
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21
SnrInI and PersnnnI

Miss Reha Markstein has returned to her home at Anniston after pleasant visit here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21

Frank Reimer. a member of the 1st Infantry Band. was badly injured to- day in peculiar manner. While welding 2 sledge hammer he let it get away from nlm He fell and sustained a serious Injury to his back. He was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21
Ladies Linen Eton Suits
Linen Cambric.

Yard wide pure Irish linen, full bleached have sold thousands of yards of this nen Best to be had is the quality used pay 50c the yard for Todays price, the yard. -. . 25c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21

Mir and Mrs Robert stillwell Bacon returned last night from their bridal trip to Chicago They will be at the home of Capt A. c. Danner for the summer
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-16
THE LADIES,
BLESS THEM.

The ladies of the PRESBYTERIAN
church Will hold a Rumage Sale on
the first floor of the Colored Metho-
dist church on Raleigh street. com.
mencing ON next Tuesday morning
the Goth of November, 1906. Your.
self and every other person who
reads this item must remember that
this is for a charitable object and
you ought to help. Believing that
you will become interested, we ex
tend mosC cordial invitation fol
Jour active cooperation.
A committee, with dray, will! cal
upon all pa. ties who wish to con.
tribute on Monday next. BE ready &c
Load it up to its fullest capacity.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-16
$4,000 CLUB.

We will state right here that we
believe all that talk about the edi-
tor of our 'reptyle" contemporary
across the street to be only a ma
hcious rumor. We have investigated
carefully, and can find no proof
whatever that his great grand father
stole a sheep in Ireland. Horrible as
he is, we will impugn to him no un-
merited odium. The doctrine of
equal rights to all. and a BIGGER.
BETTER BLUEFIELD is our bat
tie flag, world without end. so. come
ON MIR. Shot; though you are wholly
given over to unholy politics. VIC
viii join you i'm a duet for
$4,000 by 1905"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-16
SOMETHING AT
THE WEST END

Though this is a paid advertise
ment' the event limited at here is
going to appear as real news before
some of you get through guessing
about it. Those who have bought
Midway" lots are going to feel
mighty good. Every lot owner is
well pleased now; but he has got a
better thing than he knows. Some
of you whom the snow kept indoors
Thursday will be like the fellow you
meet every day, who says See
that property there? Well. a few
months ago | could have bought IL
for $, now $-has been refused"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-16
Read the Daily Leader.

The late Senator NJ S. Quay O,
Pennsylvania. was bitterly opposed
TO the denomination Of President
Harrison Quay maintained that Har-
rison could not be reelected and the
result showed the correctness OF the
Judgment During The convention
when Quay was trying TO name any
body but Harrison. one Of Harrison g.
friends went TO Quay and said
Senator why is 81 you dislike Presi-
dent Harrison 20 thoroughly"
Wei" Quay replied. zone reason
is this Harrison never does exactly
what you want him 10. re always
puts some embarrassing trimmings
on. Should you ask him to lend
you 81 he would not do that. Instead
he would hand you s475 or 85.25.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-16
TOM AND JERRY
AND THE POLICE

Tom and Jerry, and other hot
drinks have been placed on sale al
all saloons and have already sent a
number of unsuspecting individuals
to the police court.
There is quite difference, 1--WE
are told" between the cool glass NJ
Der on whiskey straight and a hot
drink, and the distance between the
latter and Hotel de Jug depends en-
trely upon the number of "slugs'
you consume and the size of the no
liceman who makes the catch.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-16
ORDER OF HOO HOGS
JUMP TO BLUEFIELD
WILL SHOW THE MINING CITY
STUNTS NEVER BEFORE
DREAMED OF.

A strange company will leave thu
city next Friday bound for that dear
Blueheld this bunch will be under
the personal conduction of Mr.. D.
f. Matthews, vicegerant shark Of the
Concatenated order of Hoo Hoos
and their avowed purpose is tc
open the eyes" OF lovely bunch
of kittens" the said kittens will
also have to undergo that painful
operation known to the faithful n,
the clipping of claws"
Mr. Matthews held a concatena.
ton at that wild and woody city
some months ago and the Blueneld
eats will be delighted to know OF
his return Charleston Gazette
All right let EN- come. We have
tackled almost everything and We
guess we can stand the HOO Hoos ii
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-16
graf FRANCISCO
GETTING WELL

Graf Francisco, the young man
who was dangerously wounded by
ex-Sherirf Sentz, at Princeton, on
the night OF the 3rd, inst, is recov-
ering rapidly and will soon be out.
Graf was shot twice, one bullet pass
ing through the neck of the bladder
producing a very serious wound. but
under careful treatment at St.
Luke's hospital. he has suffered
little and will soon he circulating
among his friends.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-16
NEGRO MURDERER
WAS SEEN HERE

The negro who is charged with the
murder of two men at a camp on the
Deepwater railway near here Satur-
day night was located in this city
at late hour Wednesday night In
some way, however. he got wind OF
the fact that he was about To be
pulled" and immediately took In
the mountain. He is well known in
this city and his final capture here
is only matter of time.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-16

Everyday brings new prospects 10
Bluefeld Many Of them decide to
locate here There is no other city
in the State that boasts Of so many
visitors. Every train that arrives
have crowds OF people who stop I'm
our city investigating for future in
vestment and many others who invest
in the spot. There IS no question as
to our future and it does not take
long for the discerning man TO OBJ
serve these facts. Let them come
for the present there is room for
all.