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Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-22

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-21

lege chapter resounded with superb music, which came freely from tho skilled grand pianist's touch.
 Miss Feagin Is the last of the four of Dr. Yon Grabills graduates and the teacher Is highly pleased with each of the recitaIs.
 Thursday night last. the musical and elocution department of the Tuskegee public school, under the instruction. of Misses Annie E. Moore and Lucille Cobb. gave their recital The recital was attended by a large crowd and was a most enjoyble affir.
 Friday at o'clock the industrial de- partment of the public school will give its display and at 10 o'clock w. T. Tate of Wetumpka will deliver an address, at 10 o'clock an oratical contest for a Bold medal to be given by the women of Tuskegee will be had. Friday night. the departments under Misses Onette Howard, Claudio Hol- combe, Iney Stephenson and Isabelle Shanks, will give their concert.
 Prof. D. B. Riley will have charge of the public school nexe year.
 Invitations are also out for the 50th commencement ow the olabama Con- ference Female College.
 Martha Young.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-21
CIRCUIT COURT ADJoURNs.
Heavy Criminal Docket Will Be TakeH
 Up June II at Gadsden.

Up June II at Gadsden.
 Gadsden, May 0.-(SpeciaL )--Circuit Court adjourned yesterday after two weeks session and Judge Haralson re- turned to his home In Fort Payns Sat- urday night. June Ii the criminal docket will be taken up.
 There are several important murder cases, among which is the case of Yu- lander Degg. charged with the murder or Aubrey Womack in her resort on Locust Street on New Year night. 1905. This case has attracted much attention. It has been postponed several times.
 Frank Allen, charged with shooting his sweetheart in Attalla and has once been sentenced to hang. will begin another trial. the Supreme Court having so decnded. Lee Lawson will will represent Allen. Lee Lawson will also stand trial for the murder of Arr thur McCullum. The killing occurred at Mountainsboro several months ago. At a preliminary trial before Judge Penn. he was allowed bail, his lawyers entering a plea of self-defense. There will be several other cases of import ance which will come up. Judge Disque will preside.
 The Republican Campaign County Committee met Saturday morning for the purpose of naming a candidate for Sheriff on the Republican ticket to suc- ceed J. c. Dunn. who refused to make the race. A full committee was in att tendance, but they did not succeed in nominating a candidate for the office of Sheriff and decided to call a mass meeting in Attalla on June 2, for the purpose of nominating the candidates. Those who are candidates for nomina- tion are Charles o. Duncan of Alabama City, J. F. Hurst of Walnut Grove and Henry Collins of Hokes Bluff.
 za Za...H. pleted their actual work term Friday and the commencement exercises will take place Monday night at the court house. H. c. Gunnels of Anniston will deliver the literary address and the nine graduates will receive their diplo- mas. They are Ora Mary Barnes, Lil- Han Estell Green. Annie Little, Lois Manning, Bonnie Caddell, Belle Jones, Lillian McCord, Rosalee Rails, Mattie Stocks. The Board of Education held a meeting last night and reelected the following teachers: w. E. Stripling. superintendent; c. H. Webster, princi- pal; Misses Clairs Lee, Donie Pear son, Frances Claybaugh, Mabel Clay baugh, Mary J. Rabbitte, Rosa Dykes Mamie Caddell, Ca1lie Smith, Ola Ste phenson. Kate Carnell, Jessie Smith, Josie Caldwell, Annie Davenport, Ita Stocks, Louise Reed Eva Brownlee, W. F. Jones, instructor In Latin and mathe- matics, did not apply. as he will attend the University of Virginia. Miss Mary McAlpine did not apply and was not reelected. There was an enrolment of over 1900 the past term and would have been several hundred more if they could be accommodated
 Hon. E. D. Smith, President of the Southern Division of the Southern Cot ton Growers Association, will address the farmers of Etowah County at the court house Monday at noon. He is considered an eloquent speaker and no doubt will have a good attendance.
 The fire department was called out Saturday afternoon to put out a small ward Pickard. The damage was slight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-21
KILLED HIS BROTHER.
Terrible Deed of Negro In LauderdaIe
 County.

Terrible Deed of a Negro In LauderdaIe
 County.
 Florence, May 0.-(Special )-Will Brooks. a negro. was killed Thursday night at Killen. in this county, by his twin brother Dave Brooks. The men cuarreled and in the fight that fol- lowed. Dave picked up a rock and crushed the others head, killing him almost instantly. The fratricide then escaped and has not yet been arrested.
 A program of unusual interest has been announced for the State Normal College commencement by President M. c. wilson. On Friday May 25, there will be a dramatic performance by tho Browning and Dixie Clubs. The annual debate of the Lafayette and Dialectical Societies will be held on Saturday. On Sunday the commencement sermon will be preached in the College chapel by Rev T. M. Galloway of Talladega.
 On Monday there will be joint an- niversary of the literary societies. On Tuesday essays and orations by mem bers of the graduating class. and on Wednesday the address to the gradu- ating class will be delivered by Bishop Thomas F. Gailor of Tennessee. The alumni banquet on Wednesday eve rig will terminate the commencement exercises.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-21
JOHN osWAIDT DEAD.
Highly Respected Citizen of Cherokee
 County Passes Away.

County Passes Away.
 Centre, May 20.--(Special. John Os- waldt, aged forty years. died at his home near Pope. yesterday. He leaves wife and several children. Mir. Os. waldt was a citizen of the highest character. He had been a member of the Methodist Church for thirty years and stood we'll in his community. His funeral was conducted by Rev. c. w Scale at Mountain Springs Saturday af- ternoon.
 George B. Sharp of Forney. has an- nounocd his candidacy for the Demo- cratic nomination for Representative from this county. He favors lioens- inR Of the sale of wniskey through the medium of the dispensary, instead of total prohibition which now exists, and will agitRte this issue in his cam paign. He Is opposed by William Sig lin of Bluffton. the present incumbent.
 A telegram from Fort Payne thls morning announced the death of Mrs. Ella Smith. the wife Of Thomas IT. Smith, editor of The Fort Payne Jour nal Mrs. Smith was the daughter of the late William VtDson of Centre, and was well known here. where she had many friends. The remains will he brought to this place for interment to- day,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-21
BIBB FARMERS UNION.
Mass Meeting of Planters VIII he Held
 At CentreyfIIe.

Centreville. May 20.-lSpecial.)- Members of the Farmers Union rem the various parts of Bibb county will meet tomorrow at Centreville. A large crowd is expected. Several distin- gaishsd speakers will be present and a very interesting occasion is promised
 News has been received here of an affray at BIocton in which one negro was shot and another insta1ntlY killed The killing, so the report states. was entirely without provocation. The ne- gro who did the killing escaped ana has not as yet been captured.
 There is much complaint in this sec ton about the damage done cotton by the recent cold weather.
 On Thursday Deputy Sherihs John w Reddick and Suttle placed in the county jan here three negroes. one of them was charged with assault 10 murder, and the other two were under indictments for violating the prohibi- tion law of Bibb county.
 Yesterday a negro boy about eight years old was placed in jail. Acspsed of petit larceny. On account of hIs ex : treme youth he has the sympathy or the officers.
 pr. T. F. Schoolar. who has been quite i'll for several days is reported somewhat improved.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-21
VETS HEAR
 DIR. HANDLEY Minister Breaches to the Old Soldiers. A PLEA FOR RELIGION Large Congregation at First Presby-
 terian Church. sermon Was Eloquent Appeal To Men Who Passed Through War To stand True to Jesus
 Christ.

Occupying the first eight of the mid de block of pews at the First Pres byterian Church yesterday morning at il o'clock was a large number of ex- Confederate soldiers to hear Dr. L. s. Handley, pastor of the Central Presby- preached the annual sermon to the United Confederate Veterans of the State.
 The services were held under the auspices of Camp Lomax, United Con- federate Veterans. but they were largely attended by the members of the four chapters of the United Daugh- ters of the Confederacy of Montgomery and their many friends.
 The old soldiers met at the ofice of Commander J. B. Fuller of Camp Lo- max, and marched in a body to the church. Special and appropriate music was rendered by the choir, after which prayer was offered by Chaplain A. F. Dix of Camp Lomax.
 Dr. Handley Is an ex-Confederate soldier himself who is especially in- terested in the welfare of his old com rades, contributing at all times to their bodily comfort and ministering at all times to the salvation of their souls. He. preached sermon from John. iii, 15-16, in which he appealed to his comrades of those days of conflict and trials, to stand together.
 Comrades" he said. i've stood to- gether in the days of conflict and trials, because we had faith In our cause and in the right but we failed. Now let us stand together by faith in the cross of our blessed Saviour and we will not fail"
 Dr. Handley's Sermon.
 "As Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, even so must the son of man be lifted up for God so loved the world that He gave His only begot- ten soon, that whomsoever believeth in Him should not perish but have ever- lasting life"
 These were the words of Dr. Hand ley's text and he said in part;
 From the text bring you no com ment except the swet old story of Je- sus and His love. The words of my text bring up a sacred past to our minds, a precious truth that we nave known since our childhood. We learned this text at our IT others knee. but it is as freash and as sweet as ever; 1t Is like the old well, with the old oaken bucket. Let us come to this well of salvation and drink again this mnrn- ing.
 "The great Teacher was nndeavor- ing to lead Nicodemus. His night visi- tor. to see in Himself every remedy for sin. The Lord knew Nicodemus was familiar with the historical fact of the serpent and He knew the circumstan- ces of it's being erected in the camT and He knew the wonderful effect or those who obeyed God and looked at 1t So He selected this historic event tC illustrate and explain His own med iatorial life and death for the sins o1 men, and the effect that would come to those who trust and obey.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-21
COMMENCEMENT AT TusKEGEE.
pr. H. stiles Bradley of st. Louis
 Preached Annual sermon.

Dr. H. Stiles Bradley of St. Louis
 Preached Annual Sermon.
 Tuskegee. May 2o.-(speciaL)-Th annual commencement exercises of the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Insti- tute began today with the annual commencement sermon which was preached by pr. Henry Stiles Bradley. formerly of Atlanta, but now of St. Lukes M. E. Church, St. Louis, Mo.
 Dr. Bradleys fame as an eloquent pulpit speaker attracted a large audi ence to the chapel at 2 o'clock. pr. Bradley was in splendid voice.
 He counseled the student body and the graduating class against the cul- tivation of the gustatory appetites, em- phasizing self-control and self mastery as primal elements of success in life. The opportunity Is provided in Gods world he said, for every man and wo- man. black and white, to master cir- cumstances and make of himself the creature that God would have him be. He confessed himself as pitylng the op- pressor more than the oppressed for the former, but destroys himself. He named as the three elements of suc- cess the mastery of circumstances, the mastery of self. and dedicatory 4of self to God. Keeping the best in the as- cendant always and the lowest sub dued was the keynote of the eloquent sermon.
 The normal graduating class this year numbers seVenty-seVen: in addi- ton diplomas will be awarded grad uates from the Phelps Hall Bible Train ing School, and certificates from the thirty-seven industrial divisions to those who have satisfactorily comple- ted the courses of study outlined. The program of exercises for the remainder of inc week follows;
 The annual exercises of the Phelps Hall Riblo Training School will be held Monday evening. May 2l. at 7:3O o'cock. Rev. G. V. Clark, pastor of the Emmanuel Congregational Church.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-21
Social ana Personal

It is said that there is a movement on foot to arrange for a large meet ing for the purpose of dis cussing plans for organizzed ef- fort in behalf of the benighted people of the mountain district of Alabama In a map labeled, Where the Greatest White Illiteracy Exists" it will be found that the district takes just pi' out of Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee South Carolina, North Carolina, Ken lucky and the Virginias. Organized CT fort is needed and the women of Ala bama are awakening to the fact.
 Ths following invitation has been issued:
 The class of nineteen hundred and six of the Girls High School, announces its Class Day Exercises Wednesday morning, May the thirtieth at ten o'clock, High School Auditorium, Mont gomery, Alabama.
 MT. and Mrs Charles Dexter will ar. rive from Birmingham today and VIII be with Mir. and Mrs. Gerald Ware al their home on Virginia Avenue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-21
Accident to MlIIwrighh

Sam Bradley. a mi1lwrght elHploy- cd At the plant of the Western Steel Car and Foundry Company. had the fingers of one hand crushed off this morning in bar mill while engaged in the discharge of his duties at the plant
 Mrs. Garsel, connected with the no- bas hean spending a couple of weeks ,',itb ,.' Mrs W. E. Lloyd. She has gain od twelve pounds during her brief etav here, is delighted with Anniston snJ will trv and induce the sanitarium oN3rials 10 locate a branch establish
 Miss Annie Miller died thio morning after an illness from pneumonia of one week. She was well known In An
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-21
Charlotte, North Carolina, will deliver

Charlotte. North Carolina, will deliver the annual address.
 The Annual Trinity Church Boston Prize Contest will be held in the chap el Tuesday evening, May 22, at 7:3o o'clock.
 The annual exercises of the Industri. al Departments will be held in the chapel Wednesday, May 23, at o'clock. D. n1
 The annual commencement exercises will be held in the chapel Thursday. May 24. at ? o'clock D. m. Nathan H. Alexander of Montgomery. Alabama, will deliver the annual address.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-21
BANKERS MEETING
FINANCIERs TO CONVENE
 IN ANNIgToN.
Attractive Program Has Been Arranged Fly Model City People for Enter tainment of Visiting Heads
 or Institutions.

Anniston, May 20.--(Special.)- )-The State Bankers Association will con vene in this city tomorrow morning for their annual meeting and will be in session for two days. The local committed, consisting of Messrs. James Keith, W. H. McKleroy and M. B. Wellbofn, have completed all arrange ments for the meeting and pleasant time is anticipated.
 The sessions on Monday will be held at the circuit court room, while the session on Tuesday will be at Oxford Lake. whsro a dinner will be served the visitors after adjournment. The officers of the association are:
 Presfdent--J. F. Johnston. of Green vile.
 Anniston.
 The program of the meeting fol- lows:
 a. m,-Convention called to order in circuit court room by President J. F. Johnson, Bank of Greenville
 opening Prayer--Rt. Rev. c. M Beckwith, Bishop of Alabama. Address of welcome-Hon. Thomas E. Kilby. Mayor of Anniston. Response-Gen. !. W. Whiting
 
 Roll call. Annual address by the president. Report of vice presidents of groups Treasurer and secretary. Appointment by the president oi committees on resolutions and audit ing. and nomination of delegates to ths American Bankers Association. Adjournment until o'clock. 8 D. m-"The Relations of Past Present and Future Conditions" Hon. Robert J Lowry. President Lowry Ma tional Bank. Atlanta.
 Subject to be announced, Clint c. McClarty, President First National Bank, Louisville, Ky.
 "Financial Physicians" s. s. Broadus, President Merchants Bank. Decatur.
 Adjournment.
 Second Day.
 10 a. m, at Oxford Lake Theatre.
 Bills of Lading--Can Banks of Ala bama Handle Them as CollateralT' W. P. c. Harding. President First National Bank, Birmingham.
 'erhe Outlook" Robert F. Maddox. Vice President Maddox-Rucker Bank ing Company, Atlanta.
 Fifteen minute papers on live bank subjects by Alabama bankers.
 Reports of representatives present and financial and other conditions in their territory. Reports limited to three minutes.
 Reports of committees.
 New business
 Election of officers. Adjournment.
 Dinner.
 There are about 150 delegates to this convention from all parts of the State, The indications point to one of the largest meetings in the history of the organization.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-21
HARBOUR IN BIRMINGHAM.
Alleged Murderer of Jew Peddler Held
 for Safe KeenlnR.

Birmingham. May 2O.--(Special. )--. Frank Barbour. the white man who was convicted in St. Clair county on charge of murdering a Jew peddler and sentenced to life in the peniten- tiary. has been brought to Birmingham for safe Keeping pending an appeal to the Supreme Court.
 Barbour is charged with having kill- ed the peddler near Pell City. He was tried and convicted and sentenced to the penitentiary for life. He took an appeal and the supreme court reversed and remanded the case.
 The second trial took place during the past week at Ashvllle and SherifG. J. l.. North deemed 1t wise to bring the prisoner to Birmingham pending the hearing of the appeal in the Supreme Court
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-21
FOUND ON TRACK.
Mike Stone, a Painter, Had Evidently
 Met With violence.

Andalusia, May 20.-(special.)- )-Mike Stone. a white man, was found dead on the Louisville and Nashville track two miles north of Andalusia this morning. His skull was crushed as though struck hy a blunt instrument and it is gen orally believed that he was killed and paced on the track to hide the crime
 A coroner's jury was empanelled. but adjourned to next Saturday. Stone was a single man. and a painter. Oili- cars have been busy attempting to locate his relatives at Montgomery and Union Springs.
 The body was buried this evening, Stone was last seen alive in Andalusia at 10 o'clock last night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-21
Accused of Larceny.

Charged with grand larceny, Charles Schouse. a white man, employed as a street car conductor. was arrested at 9:3O o'clock Saturday night by Patrol man Mitchell and Curtis. In a warrant sworn out by Willie Chase, white wo~ man, it is alleged that Schouse took $15 from her. His case will be heard by Recorder Baber this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-21
LAST or RECrTALs.
Miss Mary E. Feagin PIeases Large AxsAaanaQ

Tuskegee, May 19.-(Special )--The last of the graduating piano recitals at the Alabama Conference Female Col lege, was given by Miss Mary E. Feag- in last night.
 Miss Feagin played the twelve se- lections on her program without the aid of notes and for nearly two hours the Alabama Conference Female Col-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-21
will Head Big Company.

It was learned from reliable source yesterday afternoon that J. A. Gaboury, who has been working to effect the ex- tension of the Seaboard Air Line Rail- way to this city by way of Jackson vile, will head a new enterprise to be established at Birmingham soon by Birmingham and Pittsburg capitalists, the concern to be known as the Gen. tral Coal and Coke Company, with a capital stock of $400.000.
 The business of the new concern. 1t is said. will be the mining of coal and coke, which the projectors propose to get from large holdings in the Black Creek formation. It is said that there are about ten or twelve persons in- terested in the enterprise. Mr. Gaboury Is to be president and general mana ger. The other officers will be elected at an early date. and the projectors of the new enterprise, it is said, hope to have 1t duly chartered and in opera tion by October 1. MT. Gaboury has offered his home at Jacksonville for sale. and 1t Is understood that he will move to the Magic City at an early date.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-21
woman ln Leper Colony.

Hannah Rlddell. an Englisl missions, ary at work among the lepers of jn- pan. has just received the order of the Blue Ribbon from the Emperor, and her reaueet for better ;are of the lep1rs by the Government 1t to be dealt with by the diet now in session.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-21
More Electric Cars.

Six handsome new electric cars. now under construction for the Anniston Electric and Gas Company are soon to arrive and be put in service by the company on the oxford Lake Line These cars are said to be very pretty and of modern style, and will eonsti- tute a material improvement In the service of the company, which the nuhIic will hall with delight The color Scheme of the cars is to De changed to oraitge and crome 5ellow. not only in the new. but in old cars retained in service. Many other improvements are cortemplated by the company outside ana in addition to what has been done already, involving the expenditure of a large sum of money.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-21

niston as a sister of Mrs. A. N. Steel and Mrs John W. Coleman. The re- mains will be carried to Carrollton, Pickens county, for burial