The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-27
DALLAS COMMITTEE
MEETS TO ARRANGE PLANS FOR
 PRIMARY AUGUST 2z.
Mallory, Rountree and Nell Endorsed for Delegates to State Conyen-sa 5 tion--Craig Is Recommend
 ed for Congress.
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ed for Congress.
 Advertiser Bureau.
 Selma, July 26.
 As per a call issued several days ago. the Democratic Executive Com mittee of Dallas County met at noon today in the off1ce of the Registrar Tn Chancery at the court house .na sn,sfte, dao- was present and the business beIore the meeting was gone into immediate ly after the roll call. E B Martin called the roll in the absence of sec retary Neil and the meeting was pre- sided over by Chairman Rountree.
 The chairman and secretary and flvc members of the committee were ap- committee for the purpose of appoint ing the inspectors. clerks and return ing officers to conduct the primary August 27.
 Any person desiring to become a candidate for delegate from Dallas County to the State Convention 10 pc held September 10. must hand ms hanio to the secretary of the committee. ac- companied by a fee of $l. not Later than o'clock p. m, July 2!, or thirty days prior to the day of the primary election. .,, have printed the names Of all persons who qualify upon an official pailot an9 will send the ballots to the sevesaI voting places of the county along wisn the State tickets and blanks to DO furnished by the State Executive Com mittee. .,,,,n .h. highest aggregate vote for delegates to the State Convention Will pc ae- clared the representatives from Dallas County in the convention
 meeting of the committee is calleo for Saturday, September 1, for the pun. pose of tabulating,. aggregating ana declaring the result of the primary eisctloh. ard secretary of the committee were endorsed as delegates to the State Convention, and the secTe- fary was instructed in printing the at the head of the ticket. the remain ing candidates for delegates to pc arranged in Alphabetical order. The name of Hon. H. s. D. Mallory, cnalr- man of the State Democratic Exeeu- tive Committee was added to the list William B. Craig was endorsed In ms candidacy for Congress from the Fourth Congressional District to sue eeS Chairman Rountree stated that he would be in Selma all day tomorrow for the purpose of taking tne eaIsnafs han,fs to the State Convention. The com. mittee to see about the appointment of inspectors for the the noi1ing s1 bs oi namaS a hy Chairman Rountree later.
 Two Parties for New York.
 In the morning small party oI seimians will leave for Washington and New ork. The party will leave this city on a special sleeper over the Ine stop at Washington before going to New York Next Tuesday another par ty will leave here for New York over the Western Railway of Alabama on TRose R who viii leave here tomorrow morning are M. M Rosenberg. 2. K; ErnsEtt and ssm wlfe strauss haM a ana wife AZ hert Never and wife. Joe Marshall and q l. Hybart and family, Tuesday morning there will be w l.. ward. Jr.. and family. M Hazel, Mrs; W. !. stevens. Henry Lilienthal and W we walker and wife, J. D. Allison i.iddeii and famlly Rasr. w. N W,llis wlSSTn sorn rno Sise Ed d: Byr:nes, J. W. olinski. simon 5amgiiy. nagfie; 5. 6. spier, M Gerhart. Louis Gold. L. Folda and family
 Case Was Dismissed.
 Tn police court Hannah Wilson. the negro woman arrested last saturdlay rlay stolen from the residence or MT. J. e. Adler, the night of June 20th' was wa, tried this morning. During tne ,taraS earS khe residence and stole a number of diamonds and other jewelry, among which was the ring which w,hsn rrssted the negro
 The charge upon which Hannah Will aon was tried this morning was that of being suspicious character' snS SnS hv her husband, Sylvester Wilson, and that he had given 1t to her when he came to dinner on the Monday Detore Southern Railway and was working with a number of other negroes on track in the yards when he found the finS, sSa said that her husband and the nther men were pushing hand car aver a heap of cinders when her nus C. Adler. Arthur Loeb and other xvitnesses testified that the ring was fhe property. of Mrs Arthur tpeo IH ana tnSc Sance of J c. Adler when 1t was robbed. After the case had been ar Eued by the attorneys ,enh on eacn 9sea si1si bnt 4ha rina which Is valued at about $SOO. was returned to Arthur Loeb.
 Tn police court tomorr9w 2w, mo morhlnE S,1s Snstar Wilson. will be tried on the charge of burglary. He VIII nave 70 ehow how he came in possession I m ,,I5 M +he ring. The case against him would Laye heen tried this morning but for the absence of an important witness.
 ptcbord Scott Caught.
 1.ho Iocation of the negro Richard soatt who on Tuesday afternoon cut rS seriously wounded W. B. Blackwell Sn the back. at the union passenger station. ct was ascertained today am and . -SnrIer,s posse consisting of Sheriff piecEwell' Deputies Townsend Cherry ard Peace oficer Blanton, left here about o'clock this afternoon to ar rest Scott. The posse found the negro cn one of the McIlwain plantations ahout two miles from Summerfield. The neSTo saw the officers first and knew that they were coming to arrest him when the officers fired and the negro SeIi to the ground. three shots having taken effect. One of the shots hit Scott in the body. one in the hip, and the third one in his feet He was hyought to this city after the wounds had been huriedly dressed and placed jn the county jail The negro ia thought to be badly wounded.
 Cavalry Camp Breaks.
 rha nractIce camp of the Cavalry