The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15


 He claims that 1t Is not similar to the large cities, where the residences are compact and the streets good, thus en- aolins a delivery cart to make much better time than in the heavy sand here Iii Pensacola. He claims further that those from whom he purchased the plant he Is now operating sold ice at % cents per hundred and resulted in their not paying even for their ma chinery. and that the first year he had charge of the business he followed in their footsteps and sold at the same price. sinking several thousand dol- lars in one season. According to his statements the Pensacola ice factories even though persecuted, cannot reduce the price without going heavily in debt. If this Is the case it is hardly probable that they will accede to the demands of the County Solicitor that the price be reduced to 25 cents per hundred pounds. delivered.
 The debate between Governor Napo- Icon B Browaru and Senator John s. Beard of this city. which was to have occurred here on August 20th, has been postponed. Mir. Beard yesterday re- ceived information from Mrs. Beard. who is In Sewanee, Tenn, stating that his son was very Ill and to come at once. He left today, ands before going notified Mayor Bliss. who has arranged the debate that 1t would have to be postponed until September. when he would be pleased to meet Governor Broward. The debate Is to be on the drainage of the everglades of Florida and the benefits to be derived from the same This is Governor Browards pet scheme, while Senator Beard is bitter 1yeupposed, to the taxation necessary to raise the immense amount which Will be necessary to carry out the pro- ject.
 The city authorities today employed two official dog catchers. and the pound in the rear of the police sta-- ton Is already filled with homeless and worthless CUTS, together with a mixture of fine breeds and pets. The dog ordinance. which prohibits any dog running at large unless it's owner has paid the city Si.e5 and secured tag, went into effect July i, but the past experienees of dog catehers in getting stoned by children. beaten by men ana arrested upon various charges, caused ali of those who had an inclination for the job to think twice, and as result two men have just been secured and hlaced at work After a dog is cap tured 1t costs s2.75 to make it immune frorn4 arrest. l50 to get the animal out of pound and, SIPS for tag.
 Theodore shine. the young Alabama boy, who has twice been arrested uc7n request Of the United States DO. Il authorities. was given his liberty this afternoon by the police. The Govern n,ent officers. who requested his arrest upon the blanket charge of being dangerous and suspicious character. failed to put in an appearance after being notiffed and after he was held for four days, he was released. This is the second time that the boy, who comes from near Greenville. has been Farrested by the police upon request of the postal authorities, and neither tin1s have they appeared to claim him or fur nish any evidence why he should be held. Yesterday morning an attorney representing the boy demanded trIaf or to be shown upon what complaint or affidavit he was being held. This was done in the Recorders Court. and as none could be furnished, the authori- ties promised to give the boy his liberty if no word was received during the day. This was done, and nothing has yet been received. Shine declared thata he has not tempered with any money orders, as was stated by officers, when lie was first arrested.
 Manuel Jordnans, a Bulgarian, who was one of the principal Government witnesses in the Jackson Lumber Com- pany peonage eases, was today trans l ftrred from private boarding house. where he has been cared for by public subscription, to the city hospital, where he wilIsin future be treated. The man