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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-27
or Great Importance,

To know that you can do the best
with your money at Mehesy's the
Furrier, Knutsford.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-27

Removal sale: 40 pianos, n. Y. &
Western Plano Co, SO Market Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-27
DIED.

TRuNkEY. AT / d. m. yesterday, al the
residence OF Thomas Harris, s2i Palm
avenue. Mary NJ Turnkey. aged 81
years and % days.
BENSON--At Sandy, Utah. Nov %, at
l22 y. M, sophia Benson, In her 18th
year.
Funeral Wednesday nj p. m. from
Sandy Westinghouse. Remains can be
viewed from ~ 10 / .. m. at the resi-
dence.
CAMPBELL.--At 1871 Ninth East street.
this city, Nov g. 1896. Ct typhoid fever,
Ruth a. Campbell. wife Of J. a. Camp
bell; born Sept q, 1855 In Payson
Utah.
rrreral services wednesday at 70
o'clock noon from la7 South Ninth East
street Friends are Invited TO attend. In
terment Ia city cemetery.
fFMPLEMAN.--At the residence OF WAX
ter Templeman, ST., Winder Ward. al 10
a, m, Nov. n. 1905. Of tubercul,r menin-
gifts, Bessie Novella Templeman aged 3
years, months and 20 days. daughter
OF Walter Templeman, Jr., and Alice
Mcdonald Tempeman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-27
THANKSGIVING EXCURSION.
Half Rates Via salt Lake Route All
Utah Points.

Tickets on sale Salt Lake City and
all Utah stations. 2sth and 29th. Good
returning to Dec. 3d.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
PARTY CAUGHT FISH
 IN MONTGOMERY,S CITY LIMITS.

bearer duty and holding the quart out. Holding the seine with one hand Jim. mle and Dudley would reach gladly forth and seize the quart. After 2 lcnE gurgiing swig they would fall to and pull the ash out. The fish hav- ing been landed In a bucket Jimmie and Dudley would salute the quart with long reluctant farewell--then back into the water again for another haul. It was noticeable after three or -Four long swigs that black sciners didn't mind the icy water at all. One of them would stumble oyer brick in the bottom of the pond and go down into the water up to his chin. And ne would laugh whole fnt louder than the crowd, which hadn't had the chance to get at the quart,
 The seiners got some fish, foo. They were not biz fish. but thare were uufte a number of them. The biR bucket which held the fish was very nearly full before the quart was exhausted. There were number Of nice perch among them. Still more of the diil rickle veretaticn was caught Shan anvth'ng else,
 Ar olHtfvne neero stood in ths crowd and criticised the work Of Jimmie. Dnd- lev. and the duart--a little bit envious' ly W seemed:
 .Darn votins . nteeers. don know nnth. ,u a+haut sAl~iu'" he said 'u ~cnru 'sptE it vrs ru't fAr nv vhAuuaAffz pd bH' rI~s,& 'n det water n show Hes@ uh~evt' ~freAra sslrn~in TA shq' ehow deH l nt~~ers how fer vis dAra n@N nistae da N@.d. n~ser ha fs Hs- vs-as.s~.ts'' aiess' aIaA sr asf sAGne ra hrreN Ha-, Hs' ttp fy, s4a Sn~s sr av~r Aar - nrsar ", Ao.a v,ufIa9 HsF saf-e aut '+ tate q s,-o 4-.~t., 4o A~w1 s@.s, asH e-v.@v."
 NT4t-.-tANe+snsi~-~ $i,r s--itA~'~-a, Ts-s, .t,a r-SI~v a-a thA annrt had fsir4' %-r~oesse-1 ever'-e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
THEATRES
Mr. Earnum Id .etAe Virglnian.' {

( Mir. Earnum An "the Ntrgtnian."
 "1hls Is tne west, Rla am; must do us WO4k.
 ln tnsae words, Dustin E'arnum, pay tIlE Lne rue u4 tias Vir1EiLIsaiI, sls sac AiOALgoinery Inea.fe tagsC nlgnG gave Lns Aey nOte to tne play in wnISn he liau the principal part; the keynote to hls unlSrenCs from uIs pest Lr4uIiu, 5tSNr, rom the dictates Of love which called hlm from what ne kerceiVSd 10 pc the uuIy or the West; wnlcn nnally in 2 climax that was reached by great leap over the logical order of events, amtaole heroine and into the admiration Of an audience that attested Mir. Far mum popularity in this city. ,.
 Mir. Earnnm played his not difficult role we'll He was, at least in the in- teiligence the East has of the West, faeile princcps among the cowboys who formed the background of his drama. In point of technique, as witnessed bg his gun-play, he was excellent, and otherwise he was sufficiently phiegmat- ie and of sufficiently abbreviated vooab- ulary to delight the most ardent ad- mirer Of the West. He has an adnlr- able stage appearance .,
 The part Of Mollie Wood was well played by Mss Wright, and MT. Gil- bert, as Spanish Ed, scored a success. Frank CaFnpeau, in the part Of Tram pas, was good as a matter of course
 The other parts were taken w'th t2l- erable credit, and MT: Poss as stevs and Mir. Monroe as Henry were not nlissed.
 The play Is familiar to MontEomers theatrp- Voers. A review is unnecessary
 large and fash'o7able audience en- loved the performance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01

There was a seIning party yesterday in North Montgomery, right in the city limits. Two young negroes, Jimmie saAae sAsn~IvN ~ waseA sils svtIA.aS Ua.4su sa qussIle CT Soou sieAst, 1AA
 ne se4a.ug was done in stiil water pona JasC o4l Enc 1V0saua nVssd itssta 1.ppersoil seore. 4ua poiao wac ptvD- ssJ4y seyenty-nye yaras Lvias sy twenty
 l,Ve yaras Waas. la ilaces tt Wac lioaii ave lo SIX Ieet deep. SImllAie And Duu-
 ltys eerforinailcvs in lno icy Noyeai- per water were overiooKeu Dy Wnite staa5efltltendenL wno AlsO furnished lne ulii.rr Lllat enLteeu Ine two to get lnto the water ot a Btln pond on uay lats
 rae selning was something of an event in the nelghDornood. AAe Mohk~ ponary denizens who nave so muca Tirne 10 loaf around saloons and corner grocery stores unttl they hsye Wofrieu the city government were lafgeiy m an evidence on the bank while the selners were struggling in the mud along the edges of the pond. It was not an ln- vifing place even if the water ana ths weather had been warm k
 Like those other ponds In Nesnvlua the water of the pond was covered wltn an oily green scum and when the seine | .ga < nI,lied out on the bank 1t was lllsd | yvifh lot Of uitra-naafn vegetation 1 That had a color like dill pickle. Bul l JImf4lie and Dudley wotted little ol I these things. They only objected 10 ths water's coldness with divers sroani and intakings of their preatn "neu
 After the first trir it was all right
 Every time they pulled the seine oarer thare stood on the bank awaiting them a. fifteen yaar-old negro boy doing cup
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
MANYAPP0NTMENTS
GOVERNOR BREAks RECORD FOR
 NUMBER IN ONE pAY.
hatch of Tvvenfy~Nine Minor OHciais Are selected Including Two ,yurv Commissioners For
 CIeburne County.

If Governor Jelks had done nothing veeterday except make appointments ls' he would have had a busy day That he did other things is q matter whlcn is taken for granted, but when ana where he found time to attend to thenls was a wonder to those who saw tne results of his days labors in the ap" pointments made.
 several times during the day the seeretary of states office received from the Governors room a bunch. or enVe" IanAs. and each one was found to con- tain the appointment of some person ln the state to a minor State ofnce' UT these there were no less than twenty nine. which, If no a new re ord, |, at lieast. the highest mark during the last wear. Of the twenty.nine appolht- ments made, there were two jury com nIssioners, three notaries publ and 1 ew officio Justices of the peace, six l leonstab bles, eight notaries public, eight ' justices of the peace and two notaries public and justices of the peace. The | list follows:
 | and W. c. White, both of Heflin, Cle- burne county.
 Notaries public and ex onicio justices of the peace---W. J. Reynolds, Dothan' Houston County; R. r, Tran1mei, one onta Rural Free Delivery Route No. 9 Blount County; T. J. McDonaid FFe- cinet IS, Elmore County.
 | constables--J. w. Goodson. Brun- didEe. Pike County; c. T. Mcknight slocomb. Geneva County; Thomas J. Mayo, walter, Cullman County; l.. Cox lOmaha, Randolph County; W. D. Jones Athens, Limestone Countyi J T. May NeaIton, Clarke County.
 Notaries public--Notman Gum Thomasville. Clarke County; A. D. Laird, Brilliant, Marion County; Mrs
 Minnie B. H. Pierce, Birmingham; J K Perkins, sayre, Jefferson County; C. l N. Bowers, Birmingham; Horbert H Glover. Birmingham; c. M. Spivey Isellersville, Geneva County; J. N. Keith Tallassee, Elmors County.
 Justices of the peace--Wthiam NJ Hollis, scottsboro, Jackson County
 William H. Foster, Jr., dadsden, Eto- wah County: O. c. Hays. Ans.ey Rural
 Free Delivery Route No. 1, Pike Coun- tv: Robert Sharit, Bessemer, Jefferson | Count1g Will Fl. Carter. Guntersvl.le Marshall County; ;. V. White, Advile Blonnt County; s. W. Lucas, Winfield Rural Free Delivery Route No. 2
 Fayette County; J. W. Milford. Car penter Precinct, Jackson County.
 Notaries public and justices of tho Ipeace-C.- C. Sparks, Frankf Tt. Frank lin County; James $. May, Me. tonsvtl4e Rural Free Delivery Route No. 1. Mar
 shall County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01

A deal was closed yesterday where-- by The Advertiser Company purchased the property lying next east of The Advertiser building on Dexter Avenue from J. M Starke for $17,ao0.
 In confirming the report of the trans fer of property, F. P. Glass. Secretary and Treasurer of The Advertiser Com pany, said that 1t was the purpose of fine Advertiser Company to construct a building on theslot that would be the counterpart Of the present Advertiser building, to give more room for the ayer-increasing business of the news paper.
 The lot purchased by The Advertiser Company is 25 feet front on Dexter Avenue and runs back no feet. It is partly occupied by q two-story brlck building, a portion of which is leased for a year The property will not be improved until this lease expires.
 A year ago this property was owned sointly by T. M. Starke and sam C, starke, A half interest was sold ny Sam c. -Starke to his brother Tor xS'V0o. sl The sale of the, property yesterday for SfT, GOO is a fairly good indication CT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
FIVE HOUSES BURNED.

Flames Destroy Homes of Negroes on Magnolia Street.
 At 7:30 o'clock last night, a fire which almost totally destroyed five houses occupied by negroes on Magno- lia Street. broke out. The loss was estimated to be about S1,200. and was thought to be covered by insurance.
 The origin of the fire is unknown. but according to n statement by the occupant of a nearby residence 1t start ed in one Of the central houses of the burned district From this building it spread rapidly to the cottages adJoin- ing. Three houses were totally de- stroyed and two others were practically destroyed. The fire department suc- ceeded in saving adjoining property.
 The property was owned or controll- ed by John Dillard, Win Jordan and M. Gerson.
 Previously to the fire on Magnolia Street the denartment had answered two calls. The first was to the corner of Dixie and Heron Streets, where a burning chimney had caused the alarm. The second was on Moulton Street. be- tween Montgomery and Blob Streets, where the alarm was due to an ash- barrel,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
ADVERTISER BUYS LOT FOR S17,0OO;
 fOCObSTRUCT ANOTHER BUILDING

the growth Tn value of Dexter Avenue real estate.
 With the acquisition of the Starike property, The Advertiser Company now owns 50 feet frontage on Dexter Ave- nue, running back 110 feet. At the rear of this lot The Advertiser Gem pany owps 50 feet fronting On South Lawrence Street and running back 100 feet. There is a two story brick build Ing on the Lawrence Street lot, which Us occupied by offices
 Speaking of the contemplated iTn- provements, MT Glass said yesterday that the new building would he used to relieve the crowded condition of the present building, which is just four years old There Is not enough room for the business office force and the typesetting department and the press room is crampeo.
 By constructing twin buildings. more room will he provided for these de- partments of Ine Advertiser. and all of the space will be used by depart nents of this paper.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01

from the city Court against the in- junction of Mrs. Essie Reese to pre- vent the city from issuing refunding bonds, before January l, According to the call, the hearing will be given during the week commencing Decem- Der l7. with cases from the Third Division.
 The announcement of the court yes- terday was in reply to a motion made the previous day asking that the hear ing be granted in the early part of the month.
 < The appeal Is on the refusal of Judge A. D. Sayre to sustain demurrers en- tered by the City Council to the in- junction. The refunding bonds are supposed to De Issu9d January 1. 1907.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
4 n0IRE nAlAE LApY,s APpEAL

TO all knowing sufferers of rheuma-
 4isnl, whether muscular or of the Joints eciatfca, lumbagos, backache. pains in
 the kidneys or neuralgia pains, to write fo her for a home treatment which has repeatedly cured all of these tortures. She feels it her duty to send 1t to all sufferers FREE. You cure yourself at home as thousands will testify--no change of climate being necessary. This simple discovery banishes uric acid from the blood, loosens the stiff- brightens the eyes, giving elasticity and tone to the whole system. If the above interests you. for proof address Mrs NJ. Summers. Box 400. Notre Dame, Ind
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
W. A. HEBRON IS DEAD.
Montgomery Yeanx Man Expires
 YRmemON Ayren

MontgomeRy Y0un@ Man Expires Tn
 HuemOs Ayrea.
 News was received yesterday In Montxomery of the death of William Alexander Heron, in the British Hos pital in Buenos Ayres, Ar<entlna, South America, August C, of this year. as T result of injuries received In railroad
 MT. Heron was the son of W. ". Heron of this ctiy. He was twenty two years old About four years ago he went to South America.
 The letter containing the news of the death oI the young man was recsiyoG hp his father yesterdav and the cause for the delay In modification of his death as explained. was due to the fact that no one at that ace knew the exact address of his relatives and did not find the address until recently, when looking among the papers of the dead man. fse leaves a wife and it. tie daughter in Ruenos Ayres, one brother, Joseph Heron of Venice, Cali fornia and his father and one sister. Mrs. George McAdams, of Montgomery. The Tetter stated that the interment was made in Ruenos Ayres.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
NEWS M BRIEF

Randall Noble. negro under indiet- ment for assault and battery, was com mitted to the county jail yesterday
 A marriage license has been issued from the Probate Office to Lester l. Rogers and Ethel J. Knowles,
 A bill was filed yesterday in the eon. court by Mary l. Johnson, who seeks to be relieved of the disabilities of homage.
 pr. Neal L. Anderson, pastor of the Central Presbvterlan Church, will preach the second, Of series of ser mons Sunday Ilcrning at Il 9'elock on Christian" pr. Anderson will fill his pulpit again Sunday night at 7:s0 o'clock.
 The Gulf Compress Company. q corr poration of Memphis. Tennessee, yes- terday .iled a notice with the Secre- tary of State. of the change of it's place of business in the State of Ala bama from Mobile to Selma. The compan-- also has appointed Cooper s. Kinney. of selma. agent In place of Fl. T. Smith. the former agent.
 A deed was recorded yesterday in the office of the Probate Judge by which Zirkle and Moore convey to T. K. Speigner. one lot. on the east side of Elmwood street. commencing 131 feet south of Hutehings street and meas uring forty by IT feet. The consid- pratiOn was SSO0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
DR. nUcHNnn TO LECTURE.
He wElI Speak in Montgomery on Nigh
 Of December y

He Will Speak Rm Montgomery on Night
 OK December 2.
 Announcement was made yesterday from the state Department of Eduoa- tion that Dr. E. F. Buchnef, Professor of Philosc phy and Education at the University of Alabama, will deliver q lecture under the auspices of the school teachers and the club women of Montgomery at the Jesse French par lora the evening Of December [. The subject of his talk will be Periods of Transition in Childhood"
 pr. Buchner is Chairman of the De. pertinent of Child Study of the South ern Educational Association, which win meet here later in the month. At that time he will make a report to the con- vention of educators along the lines of his talk here December 2. The object of the lecture at this time is to arouse interest among the teachers and par. ents of children in the city prior to the meeting
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
osHKosH wANrs To KNow.
Mayor Teatstse sends Inf0Pmatiaa About
 nNr Gnna aEaercinI CIIlI.

Our Commercial Club.
 The Mayor of Montgomery yesterday received from the Candlelight Club of oshkosh, Wis, 9 standardization ask ing if this city has a board of trade, and if it did, what were its purposes and benefits
 in reply Mayor Teague answered that the citizens had no Board of Trade, but that e Commercial Club, organized and supported by majority of It's best citizens, had aourishlng status. 1twas impossible. wrote the Mayer. Go point out definite beneflciaries of the club because it sought to, and did assist ev- cry variety -of business in Montgc 'Urry; but he gave uusalnted praise to the club as an uplifter of all Montgomery.
 Concluding. Mayor Teagne referred the writer of She letter to Secretary l.. L. Gilbert. Of the Commercial Club.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
T0 cAFTURE sEeNwnN.
GOvernSr 0mers Reward for Linestone
 Ctnrrnf.r Man

GOvern1r offers Reward for LfmeHtone
 County Man.
 Governor Jelks yesterday offered q reward of $50 for the capture and de- livery to the sheriff of Lines. one County of Ernest McEwen. charged with the murder Of Bert McCorm ok a few weeks ago The reward was ofrsr- ed at the rea1est of sollcltrr. H. C
 The killing took place in Georgia Beat of that county, and Is said tc have resulted from a quarrel oyer a cramp game. McEwen Is said to have stabbed Mccormack while the latter was walking away from the scene, with Joe Hagood, the constable of Georgia Beat Il is sad HagOod had the accused murderer in his custody, but let him get away.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
FACTORY ON FIRE.
nInve ,n PittsburG Threatened Several AA4nfmamar RulgdfnWa

BlnNc ln FIttbDuFH HhfeWtVWNW 4SFHEE1
 Adjoining Buildings.
 Pittsburg Pa, Nov. 3O.--firs oe un- known origin broke out early today iE the stationary department of the kune Manufacturing company, number Vi second Avenue. and damaged the plan to the extent of several thousand dok lars
 The blaze was so fierce for a uiis that 1t threatened the adjoining str0ss tnrss and all the engines in the down town dlstrict were summoned,
 Several firemen were slighEly hurt ns falling glass. The loss Ca covered bs insurance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
nlnrrInna nernoerat Deaa.

Baltimore Nov. So.--Gen. l.. Ntetot r,auphman, one of the Democratic lead CTS of this State, died suddenly today at his home at Frederick' or Acute 1-,.bt's disease General Baughman gas es years 9ld He served on the Southern de during the civil war. lie bad been prominently mentioned as ? candidate for Governor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01

sermon from the text, Psalm evi, l3. The solo by Mrs W. H. Edmonds, the voice teacher of the high school. and q uuartette from her class. were eHpe- claily enjoyed.
 Several huuting parties were out yes terday but the game reported shows that sport and recreation were the ob- Jects of their search rather than the killing Of game.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
A NEGRO REVIVAL.
Baptist lsreacIIer NiII HoIdf0rth At
 Dexter Avenue Church.

BaptIst FreaeIEer WIIl HOIdf0rfh Al
 Dexter Avenue Church.
 Beginning at II o'clock Sunday morn ing, Rev R. c. Judkins, one of Mont gomery's leading negro pastors, will begin a seri esof revivlashdrluauauau begin a series of revival meetings at the Dexter Avenue Baptist Church for negroes.
 for the occasion, the pastor has se- cured the services of Rev. C. II. Phil f lips of Richmond, Va. said to be one of the foremost negro evan gelists of the county.
 Pastor Judkins desires the meeting to be largely attended and he expects much good to be accomplished. The meetings will take place every might at o'clock. and also every Sun day morning during the revival.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
MUHDERER sURRnNDERs.
.yohu Thomas Gives Himself Up
 County Jail

John Thomas Gives Himself Up at
 County Jail.
 John Thomas, the negro who killed General Streeter. another negro, Satur- day night, gave himself up at the Coun- ty jail yesterday morning and a war rant, charging murder, was sworn out against him before Justice Young.
 The shooting in which Thomas Killed his antagonist occurred over q crap game on the selma road abont eight miles from the city A pistol was used and streeter's death was almost instan- taneous Thomas escaped and evaded detection untn he surrendered himself yesterday.
 Thomas, it IS said. claims that fright caused him to hide out 80 long. and that the Killing was justifiahie homi- eide His preliminary hearing uas no peen seL
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
Klnx Meneilk HIl.

Rome, Nov So.--Aceording 60 news received here today from Adis-Aheba. capital of Abyssinia. King Menelik is seriously ,Il. and 1t is feared here that grave disturbances are likely to occur ln the struggle for the succession.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
f.nrmen nre nInunfnaetl.

J G. Arberry, WI. b. Ingram, O. B. Blocker and s. Gardner. who were em- ployed on the street cars which eol- ifded on Lawrence Street several weeks ago. slightly in5urlng thirteen persons, were yesterday afternoon discharged by Recorder Baber. The evidence in- troduced Showed that the collision was due to defective apparatus and not to the negligence of the employees.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
had After Tolmlnr Church

New york Nov sj.--Adau Ewope. sg wears old. who joined Trinity Meth- odist Church in Trenton, N. q, on hls confession Ot faith a week ago. and v-ho eaid then it was the ftrst time x had ever heen connectsd with a ehurah died here WesnesdsS night
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
.r,rna nn,yn I.nrtfoIIo.

Madrid. Nov SO--Mlnister of Justice T,onanonea has refused to remain tn the reorranized Cabinet. and Senor Bsrrosa will succeed him. Senor Out roEa dc Ballesteros taking the port folio of the Interior.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
Nra.nnln connmiltee I'd nIeet.

Masonic COmmfttee Co Meet.
 The Finance Committee of the Grand Ledge, A. F. and A. M, will meet this morning in the Masonic Temple tJ transact business preparatory to the convention. of the Grand Lodge next week. L.. Lazarus of Birmingham Is chairman of the committed, and Rob ert S. Teague of Montgomery and Percy B. Dixon of Mobile are his as-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
oBsEnV ANGIE AT ENTEEPRrsD
stor.h Closed and worship Was Gen.
 erRa.

T,nterprise, Nov. .--(SpeciaI. l~~4eP terda'v was indeed Thanksgiving day in Enterprise. Practically all the stores md other places Of business was a general day of feasting and ' Gt if o'clock, to a large eongrega- ton assembled at the Methodise fhe Raptist Church, preached an able
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
I'd nnAR MoNrooMERY oAsE.

< snpreme Court Agrees to Take ht Up week of December 17.
 According to an announcement of the Supreme Court yesterday, hear ing will be granted and decision rem dered in the appeal or the City Council
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01

Randall Noble. a negro under indiet- mitted to the county jail yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01

A marriage license has been issued from the Probate Office to Lester l. Rogers and Ethel J. Knowles.