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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
WITH IRON PIN
N ,. WESLEY DEALT OUT DEATH
 TO ED GARRETT.
1after Said to Have Been Boisterous In Store at Bolling--Negro Killed At Glasgow In Fight at
 Convention.

Greenviile. July 9.--(Specia1. )-Tyo tragedies occurred in this county Sat- urday, the particulars of which could not be obtained that day. One was the murder Of white man at Boiling. the other the murder of a negro near Glasgow. seven miles southeast Of this place.
 At Boiling Ed Garrett was killed by N. ]. Wesley in the store run by Bo- gan and Wesley. Garrett was boist- fous, 1t is sAid. and advanced on wcs- ley with an open knife Wesley picked up an iron pin and struck Garrett, the blow producing death. Wesley came to Greenyille to surrender himself to Sheriff Hartley but returned homo as the sheriff and deputy had been called 70 Glasgow to investigate the trouble there.
 A large crowd of negroes had as- sembfed at Glasgow for a Sunday school convention. Bad blood between two of them resulted In a quarrel, then fight, in which hatchet and pistol nkured. They were used with deadly enect. resulting in the death of Ike Rufiin. who wjelded the hatchet, and probably fatal wounds of Will Briggs. who used the gun. Lum Cook was also slightly wounded.
 The two weeks series Of services at the Christian church closed last night. The pastor, Rev. q B. Woodin, was ably assisted by Rev. V. L. Graves. State evangelist of Texas Miss Lena Bentley of Oxford, had charge of the music and presided at the organ. LaraSe crowds attended the services.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
oIEsLs ARM IS BROKEN.
Fell from Tree in Vard--Lookfnw te 0pern
 H0nea.

Fett rom 1roe tu MaFd~-Aou&fnE to DpAfA
 Mouee.
 Eufauia. July s.--(speciaL )--Raharns q little daughter cf Mir ana Mrs. | T. Knb- erts of this city. is suffering from a broker arm the result Of falitng out Of q small tree which she had Blayfuily climbed A day or two aRn.
 The new posfofflcs building is fnst ap.S preaching completion and will US ready for occupancy by the first of next Montn ns look over tho work
 The fire department was called out yes~ terday about noon to the horne of 4 kods man on Broad Street. The flanAe@ were soon extinsufshed and only slight dnma<t to the roof resulted,
 A meeting of the stockholders of the pgss@ posed new opera house was held FrlAaS| evening and all plans for beginning wpF& were perfected and another thousand dpf~ will begin. 1t Is thought. within the ne<z month.
 Mrs D. L. Russell has been seriously n at her home here for several dave eHA does not improve as her friends would w5NH to see
 Miss Ethel Woods is entertaining a susS house party ct her home in HaWkfnaQttff Misses Louise Fay and Lottie Corkss a&8s her gueste from this city.
 Merchants are leaving almost every aA& for the Eastern markets on their fall pM*s this spring and summer that good fra14. Mir. and Mrs. F Y. Dent win move thfa' week to taeiT country home, six miles soufp| of town. where they will spend the remaiuz der of the summer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
sANro noMrNao EaNANcEs.
| axt of a Series of Conferences Held
 Im yva@hlnMfOn.

aSt of Series of Conferences Held
 lin Washington.
 Washington, July 9--The last Of series of conferences that have been in progress in this city relative to San to Domingo finances, took place today at the State Department The partici- pants in these conferences have been the Assistant Secretary of State, the Dominican Minister, Sepor Velasauez. the Special Envoy of President Caeeres, and Prof. c. J. Hollander, of Johns Hopkins University, who is acting in the capacity Of disinterested adviser
 Beyond tho general statement that the purpose of these conferences Is to consider the financial condition of the Dominican Republic. with view to its betterment. 1t is not possible to se- cure any official declaration. It is ex- pected that with the assurance of the continuance of the present arrange ments as to customs collections by United States officers as a guarantee of the regular payment of the interest upon a new issue of the bonds. the Do- minican government would probably be able to place these to great advantage in the financial centers of the world. If this arrangement could be effected. there would probably no longer be ne- cesslty for the ratification by the Sem ate of the pending Dominican treaty in It's present shape. t/
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
THOUGHT TO BE JACK SWEET. Suspect Under Arrest Is Believed To Be
 a MStraw

Fresno. Cal, July s.--If the surmise of the authorities is correct, Jack Sweet. Of Grub Guleh. in Madeira coun- ty, held up the five Yosemite stages.
 A report to The Democrat Is that he Is held under the charge and that he has been taken to Wawona for identi- heation.
 Sweet is suspected of having held up the Yosemite stage one year ago. No arrest was then made because he came forward with an a1ibi Sweet owns a small tract of land at Grub Gulch. in the Sierras, and works as a laborer in the mines. The shsriff's office af Madeira has no offfeiaI information coh- corning the arrest. and Sheriff Jones has not been in communication with the ofice since he plunged into tho mountains Saturday in pursuit of the bandit.
 News of the arrest was brought here by R man named Graham from Apa- vance and all depends upon the pos sibility of Identification which several
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10

morning when the commissioner be- came aware that the work had not bsce done over Sunday he caused police of- ficers to be stationed at all doors of ths place and allowed nobody but employees to enter
 Manager simmons as soon as he was aware that all the customers were be- ing turned back at the entrances. has tened to the Building Commissioner by whom he was informed that he ought to 5a In tall~
 "I have repeatedly called attention to this matter" said the Commissioner. and if you are not man enough to pso- tect the lives of your patrons yoH ought to be in jail.'
 Mr. Simmons then called on the May or and after the store had been closed for three hours 1t was allowed to re- open on the promise of the management to make the changes ordered by thS Building Commissioner
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10

over to Point Clear today to spend the summer.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Lott have re- turned from their sridai trip.
 Mrs. R, v. Taylor and family left ro- day for Point Clear to spend the sum- ner.
 Mrs. B. S Huntington is spending a week with Mrs. J. r. Ross and family at Point Clear.
 Mrs Rittenhouse Moore and Miss Moore left today for Tate Springs.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Little .nd daughter nave returned from visit to Livingston, Ala.
 Miss Anna McColgin is spending a few days at Point Clear with Mss Alice MePhillips.
 Mrs. McCreary otts entertained the Pivot Bridge Club this afternoon at the Country Club.
 Miss Minnie Black Is visiting friends in Texas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
D,nner "a the Lonrworths.

Paris July s.---President and Mrs Fa1lieres gave brilliant dinner to- night at the Elysee palace in honor of Mir and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. The guests included Ambassador and Mrs Mccormick. the members of the staff of the American embassy. J. e. A. Leishman, AmericEn ambassador to Turkey. and Mrs. Leishman. Foreign Minister Bourgeois, Minister of Interior Clemenceau, Minister of War Etienne Minister Of Marine Thomson, Minister of Public Works Bartaou, Minister of Agriculture fuau, M. Jusserand, Am bassadof of France to the United states, and Mime. Jusserand, General Brngere and ths Duke and Duchess of Cham bruf. musicale followed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10

several weeks and for a week hsa bAe1I
 confined to his room fn the hotel rliS home of Mfr. Adams was at Madison He was q member of the Fifty ei@htl, Congress and was reelected a uaerzfen of the Fifty-nlnth Congress He WIS for two terms q member of the Wiacon4 sin Legislature, State Superintendent of the Public Property from lsSz tol 1890 and Dairy and Food Commissioned of Wisconsin from 1894 to 1902
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
yHnrix Af Ieeda.

Birmingham, July N9.-(Speciai )-- The foundations for the first unit of the Standard Portland Cement Com pany at Leeds have been completed and considerable of the overground work is being rushed. It is expected that cement will be manufactured at this point in October Houses are be- ing erected for the accommodation of the many employees of the cement works. A twenty room hotel Is going up also and considerable property Is being sold in the place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
MARsnALL FIELp CLosnp.
Failed to Comply With the ChIeai
 HufIdfnU Lava

Chicago. July s.-The retail try goods store of Marshall Field and Com pany. was closed to the public today by Building Commissioner Bartzen be- cause the management of the store ha not compiled with certain regulations to which it's attention had been called by the Commissioner.
 For several days the management and the commissioner have been in cor respondefiee regarding the placing of red lights in the store for the purpozs of marking exits and stairways Tnfs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
HIGGINS rRnEs wILKEs.
Lawyer Who Wrote The Notorious
 sLevxfn yarviSs Letters.


 Albany, N r., July 9.--It became known here today that Governor Hig- gins several days ago comnuted the sentence of Thomas P. Wickes. the New York lawyer, who was sentenced to a years Imprisonment upon convic- tion of blackmail In the writing of the notorious Lewis Jarvis" letters. In these letters he sought, 1t was alleged, to secure advantages fin legal business by writing letters about himself sign ing them with the name of Lewis Jarvis"
 Governor Higgins Is out of town, but his secretary, Frank E. Pearly, to- night said that Wiekes's sentence had been commuted last week so as to effect his immediate release from pris- on. The names of those who recom- mended WickAs communication are with held but 1t Is said that they include men prominent in New York legal cir cles, including the district attorney.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
neIat,ona Are fseaumess.

London. July e-Diplomatic relations between Great Britain and Servia, which were terminated by Great Brit ain three years ago, following the as- sassination of King Alexander and Queen Draga, were formally resumed this evening when King Edward re- ceived in audience. Michael Milipche- witch. the Serviaf1 minister.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
Two Candidates for Alternate Senator
 Make Speeches.

Birmingham, July 9.--(Special) )--- Birmingham had its first political speaking fin the campaign tonight when Congressman John H. Bankhead and Richard Clarke delivered addresses Both Messrs. Bankhead and Clarke are candidates for the alternate senator ship and are making an active canvass. It is believed that other speakings will follow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
t,ufraIo on wschita Reserve.

New York. July 9-The ofrer made by the New York ZoologrcaI Society to the government, to place a herd of buffalo On the Wichita forest reserve in South western Oklahoma, has been accepted, and a herd of from fifteen to twenty buffaloes will be shipped as soon as an area of good grazing ground can be fenced in.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
rlnhinr snhnoner I.ont.

North syden, B. C.. July 9.--Wors was received here today that the Brtt' ish fishing schooner Stanley Joseph had been lost with all on board near ths Grand Banks during terrific storm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
On n Sad Mission.

MT. and Mrs. H. Gabriel and Mir. and Mrs. I. Fried were called to Selnn be- cause of the death nf Mrs Matilda Cohn. mother of Mesdames Gabriel and Fried, wife of Mfr. l. cohn and some time resident of Mobile The announce- mert of the death of Mrs Cohn In An- niston. where she was visiting with her sister, Mrs. R. Hertz, coming sud- denly and unexpectedly as 1t did. creat- ed profound shock among the many friends of Mrs. Cohn and her two daughters here.
 ts --
 Members of the Mobile Yacht Club will make. q cruise to GuIfport for the regatta of July 2lst. Commodore r. B, Merrill will command the fleet from his flagship. The schooner yacht Fall con will fly the lag of Vice. Commodore J. c. Bush and among the other ves- sells in the flying squadron win De the power boat Princess. Capt L.. B. Ly- ons; scimitar. Capt. D. R. Dunlap; Quovadish, Capt Hunter O'Rourke; :; Catherine, Capt. J. A. Waters, and En- core, Capt. n. Il. Burgess
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10

get on the car. In serambie which followed the nsgro was killed
 The above is the synopsis of the est- dence adduced, both at the coronor's inquest and the preliminary hear'rg before the Recorder The Coroner g Jury remanjed both men. Le wis on charge of murier and Martin as access sorry At the preliminary hearing Mar tin was released
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10

Mrs J. c. Hybart and her niece. Cai- houn Smith. left yesterday for Mcxin. Ala, called there by the serious illnesa of Dr. w. A. Smith. of Anniston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10

Mir. and Mrs. c. g. shawhan expect to leave Thursday for the Sea Shore Camp Grounds to visit Mir. and Mrs. kshbeI Hubbard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10

Miss Bessie Hybart and Miss Ma:ie Christian are over from Daphne spend- ing d few days this week with Missos Lucille and Janet Smith on Spring Hill Avenue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
MohiIe soclefx News.

The Beading Club composed of . number 'of young girls with a lauda- bls ambition for sclf-improvelaent, has gone the way of All flesh and under the influence of a torrid heal. been meta morphosed into q card playing aggre- gation. Miss Bessie Mayors was the hostess this afternoon and euchre ifi- stead of books held the boards
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
Funeral of Mrs. D. M. seeberw.

The remains of Mrs. Elizabeth See- berg, wife of MT. Laurits Seeberg. were inferred in Magnolia cemetery this afternoon. The funeral took place a 5 o'clock from the family home, No J5 North Ann Street, Rev. D. A. Planek. D. D.. officiating. Many handsome floral tributes were placed on the grave. Mrs. SeeberE passed away Hast night after a lingering Illness She was a native of London. Eng, and was sixty years of age. She had resided here several years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10

pr. g. A. Billing of Montgomery is spending a few days at Point Clear the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Wylie,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10

Mrs. J. T. Schley and son left today for Florence. Ala, to visit Mrs. Anglin. and afterwards will go to Bailey Springs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10

Death of Cohgfessman AdaBts.
 Chicago. July s.--Congressm4a c. H. Adams of Wisconsin died today in tho Auditorium Hotel. He had been i'll for
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10

Pickett Spring cars for EIlxs Picnic t0morrew leave Court Square at 9sJ4 10s06, 10s1S and every 12 minutes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
This one-6fth off Sale at Bullock s will continue only a few days longer.

We don't like to hurry you--but let us say that the Bullock Annual 20 Per Cent Discount Sale won't last always. So you'll have to hurry. After the sale Is over the regular prices hold good as before. Then you can't buy $500 Shoes for $4.0O. as you can now. You can't come to us then and pay any four-6fthsy the price of a Shoe as you can NOW. So come on down. Come today. Come any time you can. Only hurry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10

MT, Marion Robbins expects to go to Point Clear to spend several weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10

MT. Tom Booth spent yesterday at the Point, the guest of the Dunlaps.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10

Miss Dollie ouina is the guest of Miss Ethel Marooni. in Pensacola
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
Fixing for Soldiers,

Captain and Quartermaster Arthu. Welshorii of the srd Regiment, Ala baiifa National Guard. and anothe. ofi- cer of the department. arrived in the city this morning and proceeded to the camp site On the Kennedy place, be- yond Monroe Park One carload of freight and camp equipment has ar- rived and will be conveyed tomorrow to the camp site. Other shipments are also at the depot awaiting tho soldiers arrival
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10

MisseAlma Palrnas has returned from Pensacola. where she was the guest Of Miss Nell Richards.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
Personal and General


 While negroes were excayating on the site of the old City Hotel just south of the court house this morning, they made 2 gruesome find It consist ed of number of bones of a aumun. They were gathered up and placed in q box. It was learned that the hotel building had been erected nearly aixty- five years ago and no one could he found to verify a rumor that there had previously been a graveyard on the spot.
 Messrs. Joe Billups, General passen- ger Agent of the Atlanta and West Point and Western. of Alabama ReH- roads, with headqu1-tsr3 in Atfant7, and ". H. Anlerine. Soliciting Freight and Passenger Agent of the same roads in Montgomery, afe Tn the city.
 Captain Joe N. Harrison. Citv Pas senger Agent of tue Southern Railway at Birmingham. and some time resident here, Is in Mobile today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
BANKHEAD AND CLARK.

stage passengers say they are able make,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
Rcvenn~ Bonrd.

| The Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners met in regular monthly session at noon. A considerable amount of routine business was transacted The most important aside from the reg ular budget and bills were: Attorney Stewart Brooks, on behalf of citizens of Neshota. on the Louisville and Nash- viile Railroad. south of Mobile, ap- peared with a petition for the estab- lishlnent of cemetery at that place Under the law the petition must meet
 the approval of the Board of Health
 and the paper was referred to that body
 for recommendation. after which the
 Board will act.
 J. c. Phillips filed a petition for $50
 damages to horse which had fallen
 through a bridge near Crichton Re-
 ferred to the Road Committee and at torney.
 Jos, Epsalis. IT.. appeared before the Board on behalf of persons now owning property along what Is known as the extension of Center. asking that the Board re-estabIish and Improve the
 roadway. He stated that the increases of values of lands along that roadway
 sirce having been divided intd lots and placed on the market. Mir. Espella was requested to ascertain what the owners would pay and the total cost of the improvements ana report back to the Board
 The matter of Mobiles inability to get any further entries Into the reform school for boys at East Lake was dis- cussed and Probate Judge Williams re- quested to take up the matter with the powers that be.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10

Mrs Amelia Lyons. Miss Amelia Lyons and Miss CorlnRa Kirkbrice snent yesterday at Point Clear Hotel.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10

MT. and Mrs. Fl. T. Hartwell have gone to Fl Paso, Texas. for MT. Hart wells health.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10

MT. and Mrs. P. D. Ledyard went
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Mrs J. T. Inge leaves the latter part of the week for visit ta her old home in Iowa
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Miss Agnes orton has returned from a visit to St Stephents, Ala.
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Miss Bessie Reucher leaves wendes- day for Springfield. III. to be absent several months.
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Miss Lolla Belle Gould left today fo A visit to Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10

~ bls ambition for self -improveIAent has gone the way of All flesh and under the influence of torrid heal. been meta morphosed into q card playing agsre- gatfon. Miss Bessie Mayors was the hostess this afternoon and euchre ifi- stead of books held the boards
 Miss Bessie Hybart and Miss Ma:ie Christian are over from Daphne spend- ing d few days this week with Missos Lucille and Janet Smith on Spring Hill Avenue. 4
 Mrs J. c. Hybart and her niece. Cai- houn Smith. left yesterday for Mcxia.. Ala, called there by the serious illness of Dr, w. A. Smith. of Anniston.
 Mir and Mrs. c. g. shawhan expect to leave Thursday for the Sea Shore Camp Grounds to visit Mir. and Mrs. AshbeI Hubbard.
 Mrs. J. T. schley and son left today for Florence. Ala, to visit Mrs. Anglin. and afterwards will go to Bailey Springs.
 MisssAlma Palnnas has returned from Pensacola. where she was the guest of Miss Nell Richards.
 Mrs. J. T. Inge leaves the latter rart of the week for visit ta her old home in Iowa.
 Miss Agnes orton has returned from a visit to St Stephents, Ala.
 Miss Bessie Reucher leaves wendes- day for Springfield. Ill. to be absent several months.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Stollenwerck and sons expect to spend the summer In Wilcox County with relatives.
 Mrs. F. E. wagar has returned from a visit to friends at Daphne.
 Miss Lolla Belle Gould left today for a visit to Montgomery.
 MT. and Mrs. II. T. Hartwell have gone to El Paso, Texas. for MT. Hart wells health.
 Miss DolIie ouina is the guest of Miss Ethel Marooni. in Pensacola
 Mir Marion Robbins expects to go to Point Clear to spend several weeks
 pr. s. A. Billing of Montgomery is amending a few days at Point Clear the guest of Mir and Mrs. Henry Wylie,
 MT. Tom Booth spent yesterday at the Point, the guest of the Dunlaps
 Mrs. Amelia Lyons. Mics Amelia Lyons and Miss CorinRa Kirkbrice spent yesterday at Point Clear Hotel
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MT. and Mrs. Frank Stollenwerck and sons expect to spend the summer In Wilcox County with relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10

Mrs. F. E. wagar has returned fro A visit to friends at Daphne.
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over to Point Clear today to spend the summer.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-24
Shade Trees

A good house can be built In q year
but a; good house does not constitute q
complete home. There must be pleas
ant snrround ings-trees, shrubs and
fruits and flowers. All these can be
had II the me,builder but says the
word. II you want tarst-class shade
trees, and want them set out properly,
I will I'LL the bin select the best
trees, any size desired, prepare the
ground properly for them, set them
out and, guarantee them. The fall Is
the best time to set out trees In this
country. Ask Jewell, Hoskins, Little
and others who have tried it.. Send
for me at oncedrop me line to
call and will make your premises
beautiful in a short period and at a
very reasonable price. John Pollock.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-24
~ 4a.r,.,s.
Seven Positions.

Aaker's Business College, Fargo, N.
D., had on file seven positions last
week, which it was unable to fill for
lack of qualified students. Positions
were in First Bank of Boudette, Mimi,
First State Bank Of Claremont, S. d.,
First Bank of Nome, Nd, Security
Abstract and Loan Co., Washburn;
MahonlR obinson Lumber Co., and g.
d. Carney, WTlIiston, and Palda &
Burke, Velva, Such positions are
open at most any time to those who
prepare. Would you not like such a
position If so, prepare at the A. BIC.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-24
Ferry Laid Up. ,

+ "A serious accident happened Sat:
urday night to the gasoline ferryboat
that was running between Winona
and Fort Yates. Ut ran hard on a
sand-bar the evening before;' and, a.
little toward getting It off could be
done until next day, the crew went
home. When they went to the boat
next morning, they found it's bow in
the. air, its stern under water, and the
hull, including the engine-room, full
Of water. The boat had probably
sprung a leak when it struck the bar
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