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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-08

preliminary arrangements for the gem eral Congress next spring The Ways and Means Committee reported that 1t had received many promises Tor the support of the Continental Hall fund. pledge of s1.000 had been received from Mrs. Jacob II. Schiff for complet- ing the library providing like sum cal be raised. Other contributions have been promised from Pennsylvania, New York. Kentucky and Delaware. The Treasurer reported nearly $47,o00 in tho Treasury
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-08
\ BOYS BREAKFAsT.
There's a Natural Food That Makes It's
 Own Way.

There's a boy up in Hoosick Falls. N. Y. who Is growing into sturdy man. hood on GrapeNuts breakfast. It might have been different with him, us his mother explains:
 My II year-old boy Is large, well developed and active. and has been made so by hls fondness for Grape Nuts good. At five years he was very nervous child and was subject to ire quent attacks of indigestion which used to rob him of hs strength and were very troublesome to deal with He never seemed to care for anything for his breakfast until tried Grape Nuts, and l have never had to change from that. He makes his entire breakfast of Grape-Nuts food. It Is always relish ed by him and he says that 1t satisfies him better than the ordinary kind of a meal.
 Better than all he Is no longer troubled with indigestion or nervous ness, and has got to be a splendidly developed fellow since he began to use Grape Nuts food" Name given by Postum Co., Battle Creek. Mich.
 There's reason Read the little book. The Road to WeIlviliA" in pkgS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-08
Colleges Reach Agreement.

New Haven. Conn.,, Feb. 7.--It was learned tonight that representatives of the athletic associations of Yale, liar ward and Princeton who met here to- day to discuss eligibility of rules and athletic matters in general, arrived at an understanding. No details were given out. however These represent atIves will now report back to the several committees at the three uni versailles, and if these reports arc ap- proved. it Is said final understanding weeks
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-08
MUTINY ON, MARBLEHEAD.
Reported that Crew of Cruiser Refused
 to Obey Omeers' Orders.


 San Diego, Cal, Feb. 7.--It is stated on what is believed to be good author ity that a condition of mutiny existed among the sailors of the cruiser Mar blehead while on her recent trip in Southern waters. :-5
 The Marblehead, Captain Mulligan. reached this port today and anchored apart from the other vessels of the Pa cihc squadron, now in this harbor. While at Pachilinque Bay. it is said. all but ten of the 325 sailors refused to participate in coaling the vessel, giving as their excuse for the action lack of shore leave and an absence of fresh vegetables since the cruiser was last at San Francisco.
 Several of the sailors were inter viewed and while none of them denied that there had been a mutlny on board, all were averse to discussing the af- fair, though several of them admitted that the report was correct Captain Mulligan said there had been no trouble.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-08
 ISLE OF VATERsAY SEIZED.
CrOfters of Rarra Taken POssessiS
 and AppOrtiOn Land.

CrOfters of Barra Taken Possession
 and AppOrtIOn Land.
 Edinburgh, Scotland. Feb. 7-The Crofters of Baria Island, Hebrides, have seized the neighboring island of Vat ersay and declare their intention to re- sist by force of arms any attempt 10 dislodge them.
 A regular war expedition was fitted out by the invading islanders who con- tIolled a fleet of boats, and with flags flying and pipers sklrling Highland battle tunes, soon effected bloodless landing on Vatersay, hitherto used as a game preserve.
 The Barra men for years have claim ed the right to cultivate Vatersay, but have been unable to get the necessary permission from the authorities, and ow they have seized the island. have apportioned 1t into small farms and have distributed them among them- selves.
 There are no police or troops in the immediate vicinity of this far away is- land. so the governments action is hampered.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-08
Federal Control of Corporation..

Washington. Feb. 7-The hearing of the House Judiciary Committee on the general subject of Federal Control of Corporations suggested in the Presi- dents message has been fixed for Feb1 ruary 9th. On February 14th, the h. surance Committee of the American Bar Association will meet here to con slider proposed plans for the regula- tion of insurance as commerce by the National Government.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-08
ChrIAtlnn Eadeavor Institute.

New York. Feb 7.s-The second an. nual convention of the Christian En. deavor Institute. which Is an orKani- zatIon within the United Christian En- deavor Society. began here today. Pa- pers were read by Rev. c. H. HubbaIi. Field Secretary of the Ohio State Union at Columbus, O., and others.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-08
Improvement. at steel Plant.

It was officially announced today that the Southern Steel Company. formerly the Alabama Steel and Wire Company, will make extensive Improvements on their Gadsden steel plant, increasing the production at that point 50 per ce1t. It Is not improbable that a cou- pie of new blast iron furnaces will be Constructed. In addition to this the nail mills at Ensley destroyed by fire two weeks ago will be rebuilt and the wire fence department will be in- creased in size so that the output will be at least 25 per cent. greater than 1t is at present. Several hundred thous- and dollars will be expended in the improvements to be made.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-08
.Iarnen EndaIn nend.

James Esdale, general superintend- ent of the Atlanta and Birmingham plants of the Decatur Car Wheel Com pany, died at his residence in this city this morning at 9 o'clock from Brights disease. He leaves three sons and one daughter. the latter being sim gle. He was 57 years of age and was prominent Mason. His funeral will take place Friday morning, interment in the Elmwaod Cemetery,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-08
RnIsuIi's House a Fortrrn..

Tangier Feb. 7.-The Adjerat tribe .s expected momentarily to attack Raj. sui: the Moroccan bandit chief who IS shut tn his house in zinai, which he has !Leis transformed Into a fortress. Tho tribesmen have sworn to take him n prisoner to Tangier.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-08
German Correspondent Coming:

Louis Viereck, correspondent in New York for the Berliner Tageblatt. Will make a trip through the South short Iy looking over conditions as regards immigration. The Berliner- Tagebiatt is credited with being one of the most widely circulated newspapers in Ger many and the visit of the correspon- dent is to secure information as to the conditions in this section and to as- certain the treatment accorded the German immigrants.
 Some time ago statement was sent abroad from New York that German Immigrants were badly treated in the South, pistols being used and the for eigners were forced to work The cabiegram created considerable of a stir throughout the South and Ger American organizations took up the matter and letters were sent to the Faterlsnd denying the reports. The correspondent comes to the South to make a personal investigation and to describe his impression to his paper. It is stated that efforts will be made to get Mir Viereck to edit some litera- ture which wifi be sent abroad cops cerning Alabama and the Sout,.+S ' general as good place fo1..nnUass as i grants. . as I'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-08
Narrow Escape From De.,n.

Mrs. s. c. Van Ostrand, wife of the City Passenger agent of the Queen and Crescent railroad had a narrow escape from death this afternoon and is in serious condition. While in her bath room she was overcome by escaping gas. A neighbor discovered the gas ? nd traced 1t to the bath room. The DOT was broken in and Mrs. Van Os- and was found unconscious. A doe tor succeeded in reviving her.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-08
Chattanoora street RaiIwav.

Announcement was made here today that Charles A. Lyerly. President of the First National Bank of Chatta- nooga, and President of the First Ma tional Bank of Gadsden, acting for Eastern capitalists, had purchased the street railway system in Chattanooga. It Is stated that the holders intend im- proving the property extensively.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-08
Dnte For HearInE Fined.

Washington, Feb, 7,-February 21st
 has been fixed by the House Judiciary Committee as the time for hearing on
 the Hepburn and Littlefield bills to prevent c. o. D. shipments of liquor into prohibition districts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-08
PhysIcInn kiIIs Hlmnelf.

TOccoa, Ga, Feb 7.-Dr. R. II. Hutch erson, a well-known physician. killed himself here this evening. He had been in bad health for several years, but none of his friends believed that he contemplated suicide.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-08

the disagreement over financial ar- engagements which caused the cancel. lation of the football game between the two universities last fall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-08
CieorwetOvyn RrenIk yVith VIrginIa,

Washington, Feb. 7.-At a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Georgetown Athletic Association, all relations with Virginia are declared of. This action was the outcoma of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-08
Waived Examination.

Before Justice of the Peace. s. J. Tillnau at Bessemer today, Fred Lem non, Thomas Harrison and E. c. Nor rison, the white men who were arrest ed on a warrant charging them with assault with intent to murder, growing out of the shooting affray following the Bobby" Burns celebration at Johns. in the Blue Creek region q couple of weeks back in which J. D. Evans, coke ovens boss, and Hugh Mo- Geever, member of the County Board of Revenue. were shot, waived exami- nation and were held to bail to appear tefore the grand jury. Their bond was fixed at $500 each, the same as was required when the warrant was serv- ed. The grand jury will take up the case at once. Evans Is still in the hos pital at Feeders.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-08
Grocery Store nurned.

Fire tonight destroyed the little gro cery store of A. J. Dickens on First AV enue and Seventeenth Street. The loss is three thousand dollars with in- surance of five hundred dollars.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-08
Conrrc.. of thc D. \. R.'s

Washington, Feb. '-The National Board of inc Daughters of the Amer ican Revolution today made public the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-08
"New York Harry.

Tom Fahey, serving sentence in Pratt Mines for participation in tue robbery of the Standard oil Company's ed by the Killing of two Birmingham policemen and for which Frank Dun can and Frank Miller were hanged, to- day identified James Rooney as New York Harry" who is alleged to have
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-08

A number of witnesses were exam ined. Myrtle Allen. an inmate of a bawdy house. where the Miller Duncan gang visited frequently, and Pat O'Hear. who conducted saloon which the gang also visited, were among the witnesses They failed to Identify Roo ney as New York Harry Frank Edwards. a member of the gang, who Is serving aAsenrence q at Flat Top Mines for the safe robbery. also failed to identify the prisoner, though there was evidence that he didn't care to. Fahey's statement was quite convinc- ing.
 Rooney was held by Judge Greene and remanded to the custody of tine Sherin until his trial on a charge of robbery of the Standard oil safe. Four witnesses in all identified Rooney.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-08
IRON TRADE REVIEW.

BijOu Tonight, Lotfie Williams. In S'My Tom Boy Girl"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-08

been a menber of. the Duncan-AIiller gang and whose habeas corpus caso was called in the criminal court be- fore Judge Greene.
 The case has attracted much atteu- ton ever since Rooney was brought back from Bridgeport. Conn, a few days ago, the Pinkerton Detective Agency informing the Birmingham pc lice of the man wanted Mere being un- der arrest. Attorneys representing Rooney swore out writ of habeas corpus. The court room was packed again, people cowding to the halls, all anxious to get glimpse 1t Rooney and to hear the testimony, Assistant Solicitor Winston was in charge of the States interests
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-08
FINANCIAL.


 MONEY to loan on watches. diamonds. few eiry guns and pistols. don't worry your friends when In need of small loan come Montgomery Loan Co If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-08
FOR RENT-ROOMs.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-The second floor of The Ad- vertiser Annex Buildingl. Apply at The Advertiser Office. If FOR RENT-Saw Mil Union Hall for travel ing minstrels, balls, eto, Hamilton St S De,aware, phone, Bell 1947 Dan Lewis Agent. Mobile Ala. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-08
HALLW0OD CASH REGIsTEls.

Why pay the trust wartime pricaa for cash registers whom you csa Ket tho up to date "Hallwood" with improvements for SIPS. trust price SsE0. Write for terms. southern Cash ReGibter Co. Atlanta. Ga
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-08
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WANTED--FEMALE LELP.
 WANTED-A thoroughly competent stenos- rapher and typewriter, one who can also do office work, must write good hand and be accurate in figures. Address, stating expe- rienee ard salary wanted. Box A. J.. Ad- verttser. s If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-08
IRON SAFES.

SCREW DOOR Bank Safes; fire and burglar nnroof safes bought sold and exchanged: ali Finds and makes. c. J. Thrasher. Base
 ment Moses Building. phone 129. If VICTOR MANGANESE md Chrome Steel Screw Door Bank Safes and safeA of all Ei1SS bought, sold and exchanged Ellis q Howard 2A s. Broad Street, Atlanta, Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-08
LOST.


 SHETLAND Pony taken up at 1914 Wash ington Street. owner can get same by paying for this ad. and feed bill. REWARD-Strayed or stolen from 203 S. Court (male) pointer pup. on last Saturday morning; marked liver and white: tail cut off; answers to name of Barnes, and is very frisky. John J. Flowers. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-08
ENGRAVING.

~->----~--------~------------- THE BEST-Send your work to us for satis- factory results and quick execution all known processes The Advertiser EnRrav- ing Co.,, phone SGT. Montgomery, Ala If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-08
wANTED--MALE HELP.

WANTED-An experienced. reliable Whis- key salesman for Georgia, Alabama and Ten nessee. Liberal salary and expenses to the right party Correspondence confiden-
 tial Address. giving references and full
 particulars. Bonnie & Co.,. No. GAO W. Main St, Louisville, ky. thu-sat-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-08
WANTEIi-~ITTATTON.


 WANTED-Position as assistant Superin- tendent by a young man experienced in the sawmill business: expert time keeper. and handle labor; references as to ability and character. Address 'S." care Adverti- ser. .. -.a- fri-su
The Forrest City times., 1906-12-21
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 HER RICHNESS The Story of a Christmas Peacemaker By A. Fl. CONSTANTINE
By A. Fl. CONSTANTINE
The Story of a Christmas

Her Highness jumped on the piano stool and ran to him eagerly.
 You are very late, sir knight" she said. reprovingly. "oh, two-three hours late,"
 Fate is the offender. Your High ness, the young fellow replied, with a deprecating wave of his arm. My train was delayed two hours, and in the accident several people were killed. So I'm fortunate to be here at all"
 Oh." murmured the child.
 But trust your highness is in good health" he added, with grave cour- tesy. and all your royal brothers and -her majesty the queen?"
 Then he kissed the outstretched lit. tie fingers with great dignity and laid . s1-all package in one palm and a handful of bonbons in the other. And then he wished Her Highness a very merry Christmas and again added his courteous felicitations for all the royal relatives.
 Her Highness cooed delightedly, and
The Forrest City times., 1906-12-21

see you any more ever, and-and-she won't see you any more?'
 No
 But l want you to-" she faltered. Cause -" Then the tears came, and he gathered her in his arms and kissed them away and told her that she mustn't cry. since she made him feel badly, too, and he didn't wish to go away feeling badly.
 Besides" he added. soothingly, somebody else will come and bring you presents, and you can call him your knight"
 T won't" declared stifled small voice from his shoulder Only you are our knight. Only you,"
 After she said this he held her more tightly than ever and tried not to groan, but he made such a failure of his effort that the child detected the break, and sobbed harder.
 You mus - come back she walled. "You-mus'-promise"
 He gritted his teeth, and forced down the lump, and then he kissed
The Forrest City times., 1906-12-21

oh-ed and ah-ed very softly, and when she had feasted her eyes on the tiny golden pin and had read several times the inscription: "To Her Highness, from her devoted subject" she re- faxed her royal gravity and threw two soft little arms around his neck and kissed him.
 "Oh thank you very much. sir knight," she lisped, and thank you, too, for your good wishes"
 Then she sat herself on his knees and looked unendingly at the dainty box and it's golden pin and nibbled her bonbons in great content.
 "Um--' said he. presently. Isn't her majesty at court today"
 No" Her Highness answered, DO dtely. "She-she went out for drive in the park. Everybody rides there in the afternoon, don't they? And-she's going to dinner at aunt ie's."
 Indeed" breathed the knight, stand ing very rigidly After time he sat down again. The silence heightened until it became oppressive to the child She observed that the bonbons were all gone, but he seemed lost in . reverie, so Her Highness begged his pardon. and told him again that they were ''all gone"
 He fumbled in his pocket. and ab- sently handed her another tribute. and apologized, and then he gulped and told her highness that she mustn't for get him when he was many miles across the ocean
 "And-and you will be away long, long time? Away in London and Paris way of in Europe?"
 Yes" he mumbled.
 And nobody will bring me pres ents," sighed the child But, then," she added, T don't want nobody to bring me presents till you come back"
 The knight stroked her golden hair affectionately.
 T don't think" he said, slowly. that I'm coming back"
 The child looked up with wide eyes
 "Never?" she demanded. wonder ingly.
 Never"
 Never any more?' 5. "No, dear"
 Her Highness regarded him with Dystification.
 'y;ever-oomin'-b And won't
The Forrest City times., 1906-12-21

her again and put her down on the throne and smiled at her reassuringly.
 Tt is so far away, Your Highness," !" he pleaded "One cant come back in day, you know, can one?"
 No" murmured her highness, uu- certainly.
 And then" he went on, with de ceiving gayety, there is so much to do there. And I've always wanted to go, really and truly-and see all the things there. And my plans are all made. It would cost lots of money to change them. You wouldn't have me spoil everything, would you dear?"
 But some day" began the child
 Some day is very far ahead, Your Highness."
 He went to the window and looked up the avenue long time and down the avenue a long time, and then up the avenue again. Her Highness
The Forrest City times., 1906-12-21
1hsY llREii iSsfIsgAs IA
 SHELLS I!sIB a&
IHyXN1zE R4HEc

r WAS so cold that the snow looked blue under the dark sky when the Bells ran swiftly down the hard road.
 There were five of them Mary and Jimmie and the twins and baby Bell. and they were orphans and very poor, and it was the day before Christmas.
 The five Bells stopped
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-03
jUFz Y HON. c|OA

El iuex Jorge K FAvroi, que fuG
elsglto eomo resreasnianse resublica.
no On Baton Rouge, LuisiAns, mat6
do mn tiro & su amigo do 10 irfAneia
y seelo el doctor q. Aldrich, que era
ura de lAs personas mas sonoeidas do
10 eiudad.
CsreA del hogar donds peurri6 el
hseho, delante do un hotel, 90 hsllaban
mushas personAs, pero nirguna 30
Apsreibi6 de que disputassn, hasta que
oysron 10 dstonaei6n del revolver.
I'll agresor, al ser preso, 20 ueg6
& dselAarar, limitAndoae & dsolr sue
TODD 10 rsducfa { difsreueias persona
les. Su detenei6n hA arsado elf una
situAsi6n iudisisl sin precedents, por
que como 81 era iuez del tribunal que
dsbiA iuzgarlo, no 90 possible hassrlo
ahorA y la diwisi6n que present. de
iM& oil tribunal ain iusz, que solo po'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-03
NOT|C|AS De ESPARA
Provinclas vascohqadas. -
instruction mIIitar Obliga'
dOIerlsln0,
LEY De ASOCIACIONES
Arzobisoo de G Gaisola. Viva
Ia libertad!-Mocuente dis
curse de Mo1et.

Con sl Presidents del Conssio d.
niuistros, han sor fsrsnslsdo los 90
misionsdos do las provineias iutsrs
ssdas On o. coneisrto seor 6niso sor
les Pre- vlnsiss vAssopgadAs y MAvA
IRA y uaA Comiai6n dc ohreros soaiA
liataE do Bilbao, que tsmbi6n rssla
| man ID contlnua asi6n dol sonsisrto.
-Ha fondeado ca Ckdiz la Eseua
dra do InstruesI6n.
Ell Ministro dc 10 Guerra pre-
ssntarG & les Cortss dentro do pesoi
dias, un proyssto do 10y srsando Ia
.nslrussi6n militAr ohligAtoria.
--Ua diputado llam6 ssta tArds ID
atsnoi6n del gobisrno sobrs sl insrs
! msnio que ha tornado sl 'bandolsris
mo On Andalusis.
-Ha sido do tonos muy ss6rgieoi
sl dissurso que pronunsi6 sysr sl 90
for kaura o. 81 Copgrsso sontra ID
rsforma dc 10 Ley do AsoelAsionss.
III ieis dol partido sonssrvador be
pron6stisado que 10 aprebasi6n de d.
cha rsforma provosArA un rompimien'
10 do rslasionss son 10 Ss1s Apostle
lies.
III dissurAo del EHor lAurA ca
muy eomentAdo y 90 eonsidsra como
uua fransa raptura dc hossilidadsl
entire sl psrtido conssrvador y sl Co.
hlerno.
Ell Conasio de EsiAdo ha infor
mado dsafavorablamente on oil proyee'
to do 10y de raforma do 10 dc AsesiA'
clones.
Cualro eonss eros votaron On pro
y sinso ca contra, aisndo sstos ali
moa do dliaei6n conservadora.
Este io sidsnte ha produsido graz
etseso On los efrsulos poIfhcos.
a pssAr del sitado intorms dol
Conssio dc Estado. probAhlsmsnts
prsssntAs& & el Gobisrno en el Con grssc
sl proyesto dc rsferma dc 10 Ley d.
| AsosiaeionsS, sl suAl, al dissutirse
ha do dar osaai6n & sxtsnsos y emps
aadus diaeurs0s.
~Elsmentos do VAlsnsia vsriA
eAron aver ana maniissts ei6n part
pro testar del regrsso 6 tquellA ciudaG
del Arxob'spo d. 10 Di6stsiS, ssGol
Guisasola, GUS 90 encueLtra actual
msnte od 10 Corie,
III palasio Nxobispal fu6 ape
drssdo, vi6ndoss obligada 10 faerxl
dc 10 guardia civil dc sAballsria
dAr algunaa sArgas.
ri Arxobispo do VsleneiA eoptl
naark On Madrid por ahora, On visit
do que los Animos eAtkn muy sxelta