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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15
Ann,e Groser., conrsnt.en.

St. Louis, Aug. l4.---The fourth af1- nual convention of the American Apple Growers Association met here today with about 200 delegates present. The, will be in session two days, hearing papers and discussing apple raising and marketing and will elect new officers. On Thursday the dele gates will leave on special train pro- vided by the Frisco System for "a trip the Missouri and Arkansas n pnIo haIf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15
Wanfa stnte Ranrern.

Houston, Tex, Aug. 14.-A report reached here from Brownsville, Tex, today that the negro troops. recently stationed there. became unruly today In a scrimmage 1t is reported that one person has been killed. The Mayor of Brownville has asked that State rang CTS be sent there to maintain order.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15
sultan Completely Recovered,

Constantinople, Aug. 14.--Itj is de- clared in ofiicial circles that the Sul- tan has completely recovered from his recent illness and it is generally be- lieved that Improvement in his condi- tion will be maintained and he will soon be able to give some attention to current affairs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15
AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
Ffne of si000o Imposed for subatttms-
 ing LaheTs

FAne VT SiVU.OW Imposed for Substituf~
 ing Labels.
 special from St. Louis Globe Democrat,
 St. Louis, August 14, 1906. Jacob, alias James Goldafaber a sa- Ioon-keeper, of 23o0 Market Street. st, Louis. Mo. recently indicted by the Grand Jury for using Anheuser- Busch buaweiser labels, taken from empty bottles and putting them on bottles containing beer brewed by other brew CTS and selling same as Budweiser. was convicted and fined $100.O0 in Judge Moore's court
 The case was vigorously prosecuted py Campbell Cummings and Is the nrst of several similar proceedings in which he will appear for the brewery. The ease was begun Monday and con-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15
s1ationarr rlremen pleet.

2 Omaha, Neb., Aug. 14.---The annual seonvention of the International Broth erhood of Stationary Bremen began a
 four-days' session here this morning. This mornings session was called to
 order by President Timothy Nealy of
 New York. The sessions of the conn
 rnittee will be executive throughout.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15
Embrnce CathoIIc ReIIgion

Mohilev, Aug. l4.-Since the publi- cation of the decree granting freedom of conscience almost 220,000 members Of the Orthodox Church, a majority of whom are peasants, have embraced
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15
PoIe-Cnrevv Retired.

London, Aug. 14.-Major General Sis Reginald Pole Carew, since 1905 commander of the eighth division ot the third army corps and who distin- guished himself in East Indian and African campaigns, has been retired with the honorary rank of Lieutenant General. He is 5S years of age.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15

army stationed at one post because Of race feeling that exists at many points
 where both white and coiofod soldiers are stationed. IL is stated that a Southern post probably will be selected
 for the colored troops.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15

John crosthwaite. bartender at the Huntsville Hotel bar was seriously cut last night in personal difficulty with Joe Ed Rice. The wound is in Crosth- waite's back and five stitches were necessary to close it
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15

T. B. Warner of Huntsville has pro- duced the first open cotton bolls seen in this section this season. MT Warm CT raised q cotton stalk in a bucket of ashes for the purpose of getting the first open boil. Cotton in the fields is a few days behind.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15
steamer Sighted.

Newport, R. l., Aug. 14.-The steam CT Harbourosa, Bremen for eNw York, passed the Nantucket light vessel at 940 a. m. VIII probably dock about .7:30 a. m. tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15

cred at Springer opera house. where ne was given cordial reception by his Museokee County frfends. thA tsatl4l lfne&.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15
GRAYsoN SA BANKRUPT.
Petftfon Filled In United States Court
 Af HuntsvfIfe.

Huntsville. August 14.--(special.) )-- Capt. Charles A. Gfayson, a former merchant of this city. now resident of the county. has filed voluntary bankrupt petition In the United States Court. Captain Grayson's liabilities amount to about $s.Ooo. his creditors being Huntsviile business firms. His assets, consisting Of real estate and book accounts. have a face value of about the same
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15

tentton of the AHHvuser- ousS..
 ing Assocfation's attorney was that his client suffered much annoyance and pecuniary loss by the practice of some saloonkeepers of substituting Bud swefsers labels for those of cheaper grades of beer. Adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15

A.. Atrick Sta tion, is D. in the city the guest or Martin and Miss May Hardawas.
 A& &
 Mrs. Harry Owen who has been visi- ting Mrs. Camilla Reading, has return X ed to her home in Morsansviiie.
 Sk Se g Mrs. Eleanor fitzpatrick and Miss Theresa vass are in New York. They will visit relatives at Long Branch before their return homo after an ab- Sence of several ' wsekS' (, K
 Miss Mittie Ellen Ashley has gone to Birmingham to visit friends.
 Ss @ #
 At a breakfast given at Pickett Springs yesterday morning in honor of the guests attending Miss Dimmick's house party, were the following guests: Misses Dimmick, Miss Nan Gunter, Miss Laura Hill, Miss Webb, of Bell Buckle, Tenn, Miss Genevive Smith of Selma, Miss Martha Bruce. Mir H. S. Doster of Prattville; Mir. Thetford, Mir. { Leeper. of Columbiana: MT. Ourting. of J Pensacola, Dr. Thetford. of Mobile, MT. Yerby, of Greensboro and MT. Dale, of Montgomery. Misses Annie Mae and Margaret Dimn1ick entertained at tea on Mon- day afternoon in compliment to their guests.
 Mrs. F. E. Manuel of Texas, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. F. L. Wright, at her home on heron street.
 SS E ss
 Mrs. H. H. McLemore and Miss Kate McLemore, left yesterday for White Sulphur Springs, Va, where they will spend some time
 SsMN
 MT. and Mrs. F. T. Lack of Mobile, Ala. are in the city. the guests of Capt. and Mrs Paul Sanguinetti. 104 North Ripley street
 Misses Effie and Margaret Turnip- seed, left Monday for Thompson. Ga, to visit their aunt. Mrs. c. W. Dozier.
 @Ss Ss
 Miss Virginia Palmer Holt has re- turned home from Gordon after a de- lfehtful visit of two weeks to Misses Kathleen and Ruth Bowdon, daughters of MT. and Mrs. c. P. Bowdon.
 Ss Se 6
 Mrs John T. Turnipseed went to I.apine Tuesday to join Mir. Turnip- seed who is there recuperating his health.
 &&%
 Mir and Mrs s. Unger returned yes terday from a few weeks outing at Tate Springs and Blount Springs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15
pa.st fok Mkmruen

Leavenworth Kas.. Aus l4a-It was stated at Fort Leavenwort tfl4 today that plans were being perfected to have all colored troops in the United States
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15
Died From Ptomaine Poisoning.

Birmingham. August 1s.-(special. Coleman Thomas. a miner at Raj mund died last night of ptomaine poi. soning due to eating ice cream on Sat.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15

Ball Game at Enterprise. Enterprise, Aug. A.--(Special. )--In very interesting game of ball here yes-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15

se Iuu1s A4f# seat, are visiting Ruls- worth at her parents home hstreet
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 rank Peabody and little son, 'eabody, Jr., are with her moth T. F. Hannon at her home on street. & M T9F aj
 %%% As Emma Jackson and Miss Bessie gue, left yesterday for Biltmores th Carolina.
 Se %Se Mrs Robert offutt and daughter, Mra. {. Trimble, have returned f~e--' -olina.
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 Hardaway ,sn -@t 1- "a to HstsF
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15

Miss Hattie Halsay. daughter of Chas. H. Halsey of this city, came near drowning in the Natatorium yesterday while she and a party of young lady friends were enjoying morning dip. The young lady got beyond her depth and then lost confidenceu in her abili- ty to swim. M L. Heffernan plunged into the water and saved her life.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15

Mrs. John T. Turnipseed went to I.apine Tuesday to join MT. Turnip- seed. who is there recuperating his health.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15
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Mir and Mrs. S. Unger returned yes terday from a few weeks outing al Tate Springs and Blount Springs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15

The roller skating craze has struck Huntsville in full force. One skating rink has been running all summer and two more are projected The Nata- torium Company broke dirt yesterday for big rink near the swimming pool and the Street Railway CO, has com pleted plans for another.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15
WOMAN FINED ss.

TnsuIfed FamIIy on Ns-s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15

J. l.. Clay left at noon today for Tate Springs, where he will spend several weeks for the benefit of his
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15

Julius H. Faber announces the ement of her daughter, Miss Car 7Aer to Mir. Bernard A. Uhlfel-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15

Hon. D J. Meador. a popular eandi- date for Lieutenant Governor. spent afternoon for Moptgomery and before the leday of the primaries will visit a number of counties in the eastern says that he is receiving the most fiattering encouragement in his cam didacy for the office of Lieutenant Governor from all over the State and feels assured that he will win out in that three tornerAd raGA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15

Mccorkle passed isterday en route to niontnwn, after sperd- at Hot Springs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15

Senator E. ". Pettus returned home this morning from Asheville. N. C.: where he has been spending several weeks. Senator Pettus's many friends will be glad to learn that he is in the best nf health and Is as vigorous as any man much younger than he iS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15

Misses Mary Howard. Jennie Waugh -Nf'~ rS"aaell will leave in few
 fr1r
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15

Mfr. and Mrs. Preston Bennett and little daughter. Mary. have returned home after spending a week in Mari- on with relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15

ne and Elm NicoIson few days to visit Miss Uniontown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15

R. NJ. Martin left last night for Tate Springs, where he will spend
 some weeks
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15
WIn Havs poubIe weaalsg..

Social and PeFNOnaI. Mir and Mrs. L. C. Pake of union- town passed through the city. yester- day er route to North Carolina to spend few weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15

Mrs. Ernest Beetle has returned home after spending several weeks iF Miss Amalee Rivens has returned home alter s'--F several weka ir pt1--4
 '. sh left last nieht .es here he will spend .+r
  GaIr,na
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-15

Miss Susie Calhoun of colerene is in the city today.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-07
Wages Of Skilled Labor.

The quarterly bulletin OF tho state
sabor department OF New York. Jus,
pubilEhc,i. shows that the rat. OF
iwa<es for skilled labor Is the hishcs;
on record In New York. The returns
nrr based on n third OF n million hands
in factories. stores. hotel and railway
service and construction work. They
phow the average earning as s:i: ioi
shc iirst quarter of 1906. or three dol
tara "a day when employed. M against
siS7 for the same quarter of las: year
md sass day then. Wages have In
creased and los, time has icssened
.rhc New York World. which summar
SECS these figures. says III. ili'paId
trades arc included like clothing max
cFs and ciEaTnakcrn. as well az the
well paid like printers. builders and
faiiroai men. Tho high wage trades
averaged s5tI day. with only fou'
aays los; time. Additionally n plumb
k,Ea' union In tho city Ia now striking
for 1896 day. and there was n gen
Sfai advance in building trades wages
That went into effect the iirs, Of May
Ishieh docs not show In this auaT;cri,
tcpaF;- Tho average ,hrouEhou; The
ItA,s ID not so hiEh aa In tho city. The
trycrsc OF the picture Is tha; rents and
he price Of foods have risen. In al
fnos; ever, growing city Of the state
Fcnia have Increased sharply. whiis
livery other necessity Of life Ia hishc'
Khan Il was i've years ako.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-07
A Msmarx for saes,.

!, is fairly we'll known that kins
Edward has remarkably good mem
ory for a face or voice. for he has
given csidcnec OF this on many oecas
IONS. An Instance which MaEicnbsd
correspondent gives is as much illus
.,ra;isc OF his diplomatic fricndlincss,
perhaps. a. Of his mental rctrntire
mess. Ills majesty went into the post
lntTico there to dispatch a Telegram. Be
hind the counter was man who ss
liutcd respectfully. why" exclaimed
the king. looking up suddenly. "it Is
Payne and he shook the hand OF the
eratificd offieiai with every sign Of cor
duality. Twelve Of fourteen years aso
IL appears. the postal official was q
page at SaadrinEham. and King Ed
ward renewed tho acquaintance dc
liEhtediy. Bring your wife TO scs
me" said the kine. whom he learned
THAT his former servant was married
and he chatted at some length before
lhc left the ofiec. Tho young man in
trudueed his wife accordingly. and re
ocivcd from his majesty signed pho
ltograph.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-07
Rocky Ford Enterprise
Beating tho Weather.

We arc now to know for'six dnys In
advance what we may expect tho
weather TO be. The United States
weather bureau has had one OF Its me.
teorologists at work for a long time
making FORECASTS for several days
ahead. and he has been SO successfui
that he is to continue the work, and
the ,bnraau will publish his predictions.
He has been enabled to make the pre-
dicrions by receiving news of the at
mospherIc conditions prevailing over
almost the whole OF tho northern hem
ispherc. The bureau has lately made
arrangements to receive daily reports
from the Russian meteorological scrv.
ice. and from the wost, coast OF Eu.
rope. from the West,Indies, Aom Ber-
muda. the Azores. Bahama and Homo
lulu. In a few months reports VIII bo
received from the interior OF Alaska.
and within year from Iceland. With
information OF the atmospheric condi'
tions within and around the arctic cir
Gle. IL VIII be possible TO forecast pret-
~ clearly the place OF the meeting OF
the alr.eurrents from tho south with
those from tho north. with conse'
nucnt increase In accuracy OF all
weather forecasts. Rain and snow are
caused. as the reader knows. when n
cold air-currcnt meets warm current
saturated with moisture. Therefore
the more one can learn about the cS'
tstenec and direction of the air.moyc-
rncn,s the more accurately can he pre-
diet storms. ..-.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-07

ScrEel Sicolaicvitch Mcndeison. a
.Russian journalist and political prison.
icr. Lost both his arms and legs in an
accident at Odessa. With rare deter.
'mination he learned TO write by hold.
hng the pcnholdcr between his teeth.
Removing to 81. Petersburg he started
an advanced radical newspaper. a
few months ago the paper was sup
pressed and the armlcss and icgicss
editor Imprisoned His utterly helpless
condition left him absolutely at the
mercy of the brutal prison wartiens.
His punishment has now been com.
muted TO close arrest in his own house.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-07
The Negro Problem.


Tho negro problem ts given coasiiera-
bic attention. after calling attention 10
,hs taei that Nc sscto, 20 The Synnmg
has Occasiuu TO leet ., the sh9rtsen'lnes
% any other section. he tufus e the siili-
iart Of lyuchiuEs. and especially as ats-
piled 60 the negro Of the south. lie says
the greatest existing cause for mob law
Is the psrpstratien hy the blacks et the
adft1uitinns to the white reorle spoken
y az, "Sg s aa y a;ss y 1eiss o's q Mains. @ s fes
cen,iy. and then ssysf Etl
"ESsry coigred man si,caii realize
that tho worst enemy of his race is the
negro criminal. and above all the n..
gro criminal who commits the dreau.
ssi Sr1s ef sra S.sIs !, ssoSld sn semss sr ,
asains. the whole country, and against
the eciDred race in rariicuiar. t,r a
of the Law in hunting down With AL
possible earnestness ana zeal every
such Infamous offender. MOREOVER. "
always be punished with death, es is
the case with murder. assault with In
ssn Y Ens sgns Il riss l-; i9SnS h he Sf sgr.,on
Of the court! and provision SHOULD Ss
made by which the punishment may
the erensc. while the trial should he
30 conducted that the victim need not
he wanionly sham.d while si'inE ~,
publicity shall he given to the details.
The members of the white race on
the other hand should understand that
every 1ynuhiug represents br just so
much iposeuiuE OF the bands uf civ
iliaauou. that the spirit Of iyuchiug
Inevitably throws Into prominence IN
the community all the foul and evil
creatures who dwell therein. No man
can take part In the torture OF hu-
man being without having his own
moral nature permanently lowered.
Every lyuchinE means Just so much
moral deterioration in all the children
who have any knowledge Of It and
therefore Just so much additional
trouble for the next generation OF
LET justice he both sure and swift.
hut let u be Justice under the law.
and not the wild and crooked savagery
| Of a mob.
Capital and LABOR.
on the subject Of capital and labor
tho president takes the aeitators Of class
hatred TO task and says ito preach
hatred to the rich man. such. .
10 seek to misiead and intiame TO mad
ness honest men whose lives are hard
aud who have not the kind Of mental
| training which will permit them TO APP
preciate the danger In the doctrines
\ preached is TO commit a crime against
The body poiItic and to be false to every
worthy principle and tradition Of Amer
/ lean national life" Continuing on this
3 subject he says:
''The plain people who think-the
s->s-AAnis& farmers. merchanta. WORK.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-07


The rebellion tn cuba and the Incl.
dents leading W to the establishment OF
the provisional government is reviewed.
and the president saysg
when the election has been held and
the new government tnauEuratei In
peaceful and orderly fashion of the rrovi.
siouai government will come to an end.
] take this Opportunity Of expressing
uron behaif OF the American people,
with all rcssihie soiemnity, our most
will realize the imperative need OF pre-
serving justice and keeping order In the
island The United States wishes moth
ing Of Cuba except that u shall prosper
ing of the Cubans save that they shall
he able to preserve order among them
selves and therefore to preserve their
Independence. IL the elections become
becomes confirmed In the island. IL Is alb
snlutely out Of the question that the
island should continue independent. and
the United States. which has assumed
the sponsorship before THE ciVili1ed world
for Cuba's career as nation. would
again have TO Intervene and to see that
the government was managed In such
orderly fashion as to sccurc the safety
OF life and property. The path TO be
troidan by those who exercise self. eov-
ern,t,ef,, Is siWavs hsr,i, and We sboS,ii
have every charity and patience with the
CuIsans as they tread this difticuit parth.
I have the utmost sympathy with. and
regard for. them; but ! most earnestly
spOnsibilities and TO see that when their
new government Is started u shall run
smoothly. and with freedom from fla
grant denial of right on the one hand.
and from insurrectionary disturbances on
on the subject Of the Panama canal he
promises special message in the near
futura. fN
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-07

The annual report OF the American
Bible society gives encouraging indi.
cations relative to the religious life
of the Fiiipinos. The school enroll.
mcnt has doubled. now being 500 900
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-07

The Home Office return. Just issued,
shows that there were 1.75i cases un.
der the workmcn's compensation act
dealt with last year in England and
Wales through the county courts.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-07
Ntsseiissssss.

EpstAET STAMPS " tHV tssuV W AV"s
pu, on sale at COCO presidential post.
offices will bear on their fac. tho
nam. Of the state and city in which
the pastottiec Ia situated.
scnos Morcty Pcndcrsast has
formed a now Spanish cabinet and
his appointments have been approved
by King Alfonso.
The town of Auncu. Germany. ~as
recently wrecked BY aa explosion OF
'-RubuTi,.- I, was estimated that 200
persons were either Killed or wounded.
The now cotton exchange at Liver.
POOL. England. which cos, s.:so.o9c.
vas recently opoacd by tho Prime.
Of Wales.
A revised list Of the casualties re-
suising from the recent explosion of
the wi,,en rpburit factory shows
that 20 persons were killed. G. Sc
,crciy injured and $50 were less scri.
ously hurt.
Admiral Converse, chief of the bu.
vrau Of navigation. In his annual re.
Port. recommends the revival of the
grad. of vice admiral In tac navy.
The president has announced tho
appointment Of John a. Mcilhcnny.
of Louisiana. as civil service commits.
sioner. MT. Meiiheuny was rough
rider in the Spanish war and Is a
democrat. His appointment makes
the board democratic one.
At the request OF District Attorney
Heney. Gov. Pardce, of California,
has pardoncd Siffcns and wyman.
two ballot box suffers. in order that
they may testify against Abraham
Ruef and Mayor sehmitz. of San
| Francisco.
| Albert Young. William Murphy and
| William Kelly. Indicted with Cornell.
.us shea for conspiracy In connection
with tho tcamsters' strike In Chicago.
have pleaded guilty and will turn
states evidence. against Shea. who is
president OF the International union.
twenty-five employees of the Stand
ard oil company were recently ar
rested and fined at Decatur, Ind, 70,
working on Sunday.
| The Oklahoma constitutional con.
vcntion has adopted the Missouri
plan of handling lobbyists. The
names of those who violate the rules
of the convention will be posted on
an excluded list and any delegate
holding communication with them
/ will be held in contempt.
| According TO the report of the canal
commission not a single American has
died of disease on the canal zone in
the last three months.
Bids FOR the si5.ooo.0oo worth Of
isthmian canal contracts will be op
ened in Washington on December IL.
An insane woman was arrested In
New York for forcing her way into the
office of John d. Rockefeller and
threatening to kill the oil magnate
and burn the building unless she was
paid the sum Of $1,000.000. Shs
claimed her husband had been ruined
in the oil business. ST.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-07

The Seattle Post-lnteliigencsr has
adopted simplined spelling. Tha.
Seattles i''
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-07


While performing delicate opera
tIon recently. DIR. q. d. Ferguson. OK.
president of tho British Medical asso'
citation dropped dead.
J. ID. Dcb's. father Of Eugene v.
Dcbs. former socialist candidate for
president. Ii dead ut Tcrrc Hautc.
Ind. aged s5 years. -.-..
Rev. William A. Howe. n ccnicnar'
Ian and the oldest Baptist clergyman
In the world. Is dead ut his home In
Cambridge. Mass.
Capt. AmundHrn. the Arctic oxpior'
or. who recently went through tho
northwes, passage. has been presented
with n sold medal by the GcusTapa
ieai society Of Norway.
King Menciik. of soyssinia. Is rc'
ported 10 bc seriously III Mt Adic-
Abcba. tho capital.
Col. Theodore Ewcrt. OF Springfield
III. for many years assistant ndiu'
tant general OF Illinois. Ia dead n; the
Soldiers and Sailors Home ai Quincy.
Gen. l.. Victor Baughman. Mary
land member of tho democratic ma.
iionai committee. IL dead at his homo
In Frederick.