The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-30
Chicago Estnte svners.

Matlock has just concluded an exte..- sive tour of the property and estimates the damage g to to the timbered land to be "Of course" said he, much of the timber could be used for lumber If got ten out before the worms begin su,, ,, ting into 1t. but the great trouble wit! be, owing to location of a great DOT | tion of the fallen timber. to get 1t to mills or to waterways or railroads
 the estate. MT. Matlock said it is pos sessed of two fine beds, one in Bayou Gravilene. in Jackson County. Missis . slppi: the other in Grand Bay: Out of l scld great quantities of oysters. In the | latter the past year were planted o0,90V barrels of the bivalves. all of which were in fine condition for marketing at
 the time of the storm. .,. MT Matlock estimates the loss to the two beds at about one-half. The plant. ing in the Grand Bay was under tn the estate. who. with his wife, was numbered among the storms vistims. War on Owners.
 Mccosker has deciared War on property owners and agents for persons non . resident here. The city sanitary sys- tenn of sewerage has been in ot oneratt,on has found many premises not connected
 oalclai notice through the press and 9y to se sed besn Even "nd now the law will handle those who have failed to comply with the city ordinance relative to connecting WILL he sanitary sewers.
 Dairymen Must Comply. Dr. Peterson, the city milk inspec- tor, has also gotten out his big stick. Every owner of cattle. from one up. aatd nngt SAko out a permit. In event of failure to comply with this section of the milk ordinance( the owner will be docketed in the recorders court docket and brought to court.
 Death of A. Gale.
 MT. Armor Galle died this morning after a long illness. Mir. Galle was ffty-nine years of age and for a lonS time valued member of tho police children, two brothers and a sister. Death of B. B. Newbold. News was received here this morn- ing of the death yesterday at Pickens- ceased was a United States inspector and engaged with the government snag boat Vienna in cleaning tho channel of the upper Tombigbee river. MT. Newbold was seventy-two years
 
 where he had formerly resided.
 Mrs. M. Threepot yesterday celebra- ted her eighty fourth birthday at her west of Broad street. With her for the occasion was a large number of her relatives.
 The Tombigbee river steamer Mary S. Staples arrived down this morning nnrnnrn1fd Nxytf nf cotton and a number of passengers.
 Widow fin the Case.
 The sheriffs department after in vcstigating the waylaying of John Euhlin, the aged German who was found in badly beaten condition about eight or nine miles west of the city yesterday. learned there was an attractive widow. in the case. They claim claim t to have Hs, sufss,snt evidence en @ to Sfpoe Who laid h for and @ asssuited @ the od oid man. Both men were in the employ of a widow; who resides beyond
 It is claimed Cary was first to show attention to the woman and later, when Euhlin came on the scene. he, too. became smitten with her. A jealousy sprang up between the two miles yesterday by deputy sheriffs but succeeded in eluding them.
 D. Mrs; Mrs; sIa. John WaIpole. residing on Texas Streets. was discovered this afternoon at her home suffering from the effects of an overdose of lauda- mum. A physician was summond and at last reports she was out of danger.
 Rumor is current, though not con- f1rmed tonight. that plans are being drawn for mammoth hotel at Coden, and the Mobile and Bayshore Rail- Ohio Railroad Company is interested in the movement It has been stated the company will at once give mate rial aid in rebuilding the immense pier which was partly destroyed by the storm.
 Mrs. Eliza Niendorf dropped dead at 3 o'clock this afternoon at her home. Dearborn between Elmira and Texas Streets. Apoplexy was assigned as the cause of her demise. She was a most estimable woman. She was the wife of Gustave Niendorf. who. with children, survive.
 .... Pathetic Letter Received. ..
 Tax Collector Phelan B. Dorian ia er possession of relic from the de- stroyed schooner King of Avon, which the bay. during the great storm and from which only one nersor escaped It is a letter which was found on tke pcTSOH oI LlHuSey lLeWlS, a InGmDSf of the crew, and was from his wife who evidently resides across the wa ters and who. by this time; perhaps. winner, One portion of the letter reads thus and refers to their little child:
 Lindsey. you would laugh to hear her call your name, She. is a dear little girl. Lindsey, don't forget about .er when you are enjoying yourself. t Think of me at home and how sicF
 have, been. this summer, but with Gods help I am getting better now and thank Him for sparing me and and be a good man and try and leaG a better life. I will have to tell you
 "From your Wife and Children"
 Mrs. Alice George Moody of Leakes- vile, Miss, wife of Harry Moody. and native of Whistler. died today at Province Infirmary. after a brief ill., ness Besides her husband. she Is sur vived by several children.
 Killed With Fist.
 Shortly two o'clock this afternoon at the new passenger depot Jim Dem thers killed another negro named Dismukes and was later captured. The negroes had dispute and Dem