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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
porHAN DISAPPOINTED.
Expected More Than S40,O0O for Cd
 ernmeut Building.

Expected m0rG Tnan B4O,ODO TOT uON~
 ernment Building.
 hours after it. was known here that Dothan was to be given s4o;ooo soy ernment building. the Mayer sad a.,sn. call. to consider the latter, and as q result of this meeting committee of bust, ness men, including the Mayor and i:5o o'clock this afternoon for Wash ington where every possible ssnronrsst sror. tion increased from forty to one hun
 1t isSthe consensus of opinion that the amount named is entirely inade- quate to provide such a structure as the size and commercial importance or The revival services at the Foster Street Methodist Church continue to draw large congregations ana nr. some some intensely interesting and instruc- tive sermons. The sunrise prayer meetings have Rroved attractive to the ne them. uean'slR, begin promptly at the schsd-
 Following is the ofiieial ..s seers nass made 2 sgarss y @no op parteippatsxd Gi%ipanx in the % sno1i Morris. o 21: W M' Pitcher. ls: T. ]. gaiglandi IS; M MSSrphs, Sopns, is; aG. P. N. NJ.
 
 Cooper. 1s: J. M. Biisset. iS; Eugene Bryan, IS; oscar Clark. r. 300 yards --f.ieutenant Ms ris. go; Louis Ussery, 15 M rldwshy Mgrghhy 1b ls w " H coopsf oSpsf iis i J. M. Blissett, is: F. C. Join.r, i6; J. l.. whitehurst, 20: J. Vaughan, lb J. S. Matthews, IS: Eugene Bryan, r; J. M; Cooper. IS; win Pitcher ls' os- Alex Baston a State convict, being worked at the plant of the Enterprise Lumber Company here. escaped From the gang while at work between Dos than and Cottonwood. The negro watched his chance and while the res, of the men were busily engaged ne slipped behind a pile of rails. from there making his way to safety He was seen by some children, however Tn field near by. The alarm was giy' en. and pursuit of the fugitive under cessful in their efforts to re-capture him. and he is still at large
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT.
GreenviIle Sunday School Class Hay
 Enjoyable Social.

GUybyMBie 10ckUts
 Greenville. June 9-(Special.D- IA large number of guests were present at a novel entertainment which was given by Misses Georgia McMillans Sunday School class at her home.
 It was called an excursion party in the airship Speedway" for which the very long hall of the residence was converted into car. with conductor. porters and butcher in charge. The ticket agent at the door demanded a fare of Twenty-Five cents and smile" Stops were made at various stations travellers, the last stop being for re- treatments. The entertainment afford- ed much pleasure by the novelty of the Idea.
 Mir and Mrs. Claude E. Farmer. whose marriage took place near Fort guests of relatives here two days be- fore leaving for their home at Wood ward The bride, as Mis- Edith Webb, was much loved and admired by a wide circle of friends. The groom Is a man of sterling worth and business ability.
 A lawn party will be given by Mrs H. z. Wilkinson Monday evening. The large lawn, with it's mammoth oaks and magnolias, from which will be sus- pended many Japanese lanterns. is a delightful place for this gathering, to
 
 for the ingathering of shining dimes to be added to a worthy church puP- pose.
 Rev and Mrs D. M. Stewart re- turned to their home at Montgomery this morning.
 Mrs. Minnie Stewart returned last night from New York, accompanied by her daughter. Mrs. H. E. Bruner.
 L. F. Barrett has gone to Asheville. N C., and will be absent several weeks. Gerald Dunklin Is spending two weeks with realtives at Mobile and Mississippi City.
 Mrs. D. D. Metcalf of Montgomery, and Mrs. c. H. Scott of Mobile, are visiting their parents. MT. and Mrs. w. T. Dunklin.
 Misses Lazenby and Louise Cren- shaw, this county, have returned from the A. c F., College.
 J. A. Stewart has been critically III but is much better. Ills brother, Judge Jones Stewart, of Braidentown, Fla, was called to his bedside but has re- turned home.
 Mrs. Alex Troy. Jr.. of New York, Is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. T. J. Thames.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
sWITCHMAN IS HURT.
Iouis Williams, a Negro May Die From
 Ur suriAa.

Louis Williams. a negro switchman in the Western Railroad yards. fell from the top of a box car while switching freight train yesterday afternoon at o'clock and received injuries from which he will prob ably dis.
 Williams was on the top of a car next to. several cars that were ''kicksd' onto a siding. When the cars left the train for the siding the jar to the car on which hs was standing caused him to lose his bal ance and he fell to the ground in front of a car, one pair of trucks passing over hiRA crushing both limbs.
 Engine Foreman Smith and Engineeer V. H Eden were in charge of the engine and crew
 The railroad surgeon was called and Che man was carried to an infirmary. 1t is not expetced that he will recovar.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
CABINETS TENURE SHORT.
Life of Geremyl-sn Ministry Matter of
 Few Days.

St. Petersburg. June s.--The Asso- ciated Press is authorized to deny the report that the resignation of the Cor emykin cabinet has already been sub mitted to the emperor.
 It Is beyond question that important developments in the political situation are pending which may make the life of the present ministry a matter of 8 few days. M. GoremylSin. who came from Peterhof after midnight. return ed there at 2 o'clock this afternoon for a resumption of the conference. which Is expected to last until late tonight. The cabinet ministers are not partici- pating in the conference and apparent ly are as much in the dark as the pub lie.
 The Bourse Gazette today made the unqualified statement that the resig nations of ministers was submitted last night but this is as unqualihedly denied by the ministers. They are naturally involved in the fall of the premier. but the continued participa- ton of M. Goremykin In the conferenc- es at Peterhof indicates that this has not yet occurred.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
CHINESE CARRIAGE

Success has at last attended the eff forts, which were begun as early as lS40, to cultivate the pe-tsai, or Chi nese cabbage, in France. This vege- table is very nourishing and forms a most important article of diet in China, but the European climate seems inimi- cal to it. At last, however. in the en virons of Paris 1t has been raised for the market, but the cultivation is still SO costly in process. that the vegetable remains a luxury suitable only for the table. It is anticipated that this fav- orite produce of Chinese gardens will eventually become widely known.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
The Late s. D. May.

The Advertiser is in receipt of a let ter from Mrs. I. D. Collier of Banner, Montgomery county. in which she says:
 will you be kind enough to correct a mistake when you stated my brother, S. D. May. was killed in Colorado. He died in hospital in Denver with pneu- monia."
 The Advertiser published at the time the particulars. as far as they could be received from Denver, of the death of MT May. and the report received and published was that he died in a hospit-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
BRADLEY BOUND OVER.
Justice Wallace Holds Young Man
 For Murder.

columbiana, June Especial )-The preliminary examination Of D. Brad lev Davis, which has been pending be- fore Justice Wales W. Wallace, was concluded and MT. Wallace rendered S,ns ms ms opinion this morning rem,andins ths Considerable interest has been mani fested in inc proceeding. MT. and Mrs. Davis. the father and mother or the re sta justice announced his decision. There ITv Is some talk that habeas corpus will iii be resorted to. ,...,u..r,ar
 The ladies of s the ;, IpnnsG presSysetrttbbse st tbe residence of D. R. McMillan last night. A large crowd attended, good time h had, and beautiful sum reali5Eed 5sS,rrb I9r Iib2cS lnisgt S' was the object of the entertain Ynent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
Itarna From Clayton.

Clayton. June s.-(Special )-The pro tracted meeting which has been in pro gress hers in the Baptist Church for two weeks past, terminated last night. There were thirty-three accessions to the church thirty by baptism and three by letter. The pastor. Rev. J. V. Dickinson. did the preaching
 beautiful cement sidewalk is being put down extending the full length of the bus mess portion of the town on the south side of Eufaula Street.
 The executive committee of Barbour County will meet in Clayton on Monday. June 11th. to pass upon the contest of T. B. Laseter. who was a candidate for sheriff fin the primary election held in this eoun- ty on April 21st.
 Miss Marie Feagin. who has been very critically i'll for soTna timO past is iTn- proving and. it Is thought will soon have passed all danger limits.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
AN OLD OBLIGATION.
Montgomery Bonds Due in 1se0 Turn
 Uym

Montgomery Bonds Due in 16e0 Turn Up. ". A. Hunt and Company of Charles ton. g. C., have written to Mayor reague asking the redemption of three coupon bonds for sTo each clipped from the bonds of the City Of Montgomery due June i, 1880. The coupons are dated July i. 1852. and bear the eigna- ture of John Frazer, who at that time was City Treasurer. The following letter explains how the bonds happened 10 turn up at this late date.
 Charleston, 6 C., June 6, 1908. Hon. W. M. Teague, Mayor. Montgom-
 cry. Ala
 Dear Sir-In looking over some old papers we came across three coupons that he would be giad to have you tell us something about We send copy herewith. We can find no record of the bonds that these coupons were de- tached from. but presume they were paid. and if so it would seem to us that the city of Montgomery would pay these coupons today. Any informa. lion that you can give us will be great iy appreciated.
 "Yours very truly,
 'N. A. Hunt and Company.
 The records of the Treasurer's of flee will be checked over, and if the firm has q valid claim 10 the money pledged by the coupons. 1t will be paid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
coNFEssEs AssAULTING WOMAN.
Ebenezer, the Wild Man, Admits At
 tacking Miss Willmes.

Ebenexer, the Wild Man, Admits At-
 tacking Miss Wilimes.
 Lemars, Iowa, June 9.-Ebenezer, the wild Man" with a circus. confessed today that he assaulted Miss Josephine Willmes. for which crime another ne- gro narrowly escaped lynching Thurs day night.
 Davis was with the circus at Luverne Minn.. and was brought back from there today by Sheriff Aredt. He was confronted by Miss Willmes in the county jail and she positively identi- fled him. The negro then broke down and confessed all.
 Miss Willmes was assaulted Thurs day night, while the circus was in town. She later identified another ne- gro as her assailant and he narrowly escaped lynching at the hands of mob but was rescued by the sheriff.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
WOULDN'T HAVE JOB.
COburn wouIdn't Succeed Burton
 United statSs SenAte.

Topeka, Kas.. June 9.--Foster Dwight Coburn, who was on Monday appointed by Gov E.. W. Hoch to be United States Senator. succeeding Joseph R Burton. tonight announced that he had decided not to accept the appointment Governor Hoeh immediately offered the vacancy to Judge A. w. Benson of ot- tawa, Franklin county. Judge Benson is at his home in Ottawa and has not yet replied to the telegram informing him Of his appointment
 There is little doube that he will &C., cept the of1ce. Judge Benson Is about 60 years of age and has been prOmi- nently identified with Republican poll tics in Kansas. Judge Benson is A close friend of Governor Hoch, both politically and personally.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
Comment m Wagner.

The endurance Of the music lover who sits out one of Wagner's long Ring" operas has often been com forcibly than recently in London. Well up above the stage was burly figure In homespun. evidently Scottish farm sights and hear the sounds, After sit ting through three long acts, he mur- mured audlbly: Twas a patient mon that wrote all :hisf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
District
Ran Into Switch.

Augusta. Ga, June 9.-The early night passenger train from Atlanta to Augusta on the Georgia Railroad, ran, into an open switch at Mesena. deraii- ing the engine and three cars. A re- port from the general offices of the road at midnight was that there were not deaths and the only passengers injured were those in the negroa coach. A telephone message to The Chronicle is that five were seriously injured
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
TrIed to shoot Pny1nnster.

Augusta. Ga, June S.--A spartan burg, S. c. special says: In a dispute tonight over a time credit, a negro section hand pulled a revolver and at tempted to shoot Paymaster Teague of the Southern Railway. Teague was quicker and shot the negro through the head. killing him. Teague wlll sur render.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

M. Marx, Treasurer; Junie Harwood, Secretary; Siddons Stollenwerck. Cap tain of the Host; W. R. O'Sullivan, Principal SoJourner; s. T. Townsend. Master of Third Vail: Enos Rogers, Master of Second Vail; J. A. Rankin, Master of First Vail; E. F. Gould man, Sentinel
 The favorable weather of the past few days has put the farmers in this section generally in good shape.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
GOVERNOR LEAVES srArr.
He VIII Go to North Carolina for (
 Vacation.

Vacation.
 Governor Jelks will leave this rnorr- ing for the mountains of North Caro- lima for a vacation of ten days or two weeks.
 During his absence from Montgomery the Governor will visit in Asheviile, Hendersonville and a number of other city he will remain in constant daily touch with his once. in order not to delay business of an oficiai nature, and arrangements have been made to for- ward by telegraph any important State business which may como up.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
CLEANING UP NEW ORIEAMs. $500 Day win Bc Spent During thx
 Summer Montha.


 New Orleans. June s.--A summeS sanitary campaign. having among ita special objects the extermination of mosquitoes which transmit yellow fn< yer. was inaugurated in New Orleans today The city proposes to spend about te00 a day on this work during the summer months.
 This Is the first time that sanita~ ton work on . big scale has been take en up by the city in advance of any outbreak of disease and the work in prospect Is based largely upon the experience gained last summer durina the yellow fever outbreak.
 Mayor Behrman and committee to. day decided to use 125 iaborers ana forty carts daily in addition to the streets cleaning force. flushing streets and drains, cutting and burning grass and weeds on vacant property and spreading oil over the surface of stag nant pools.
 The expense is provided for by an ap- propriation of the city council
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
WILLARD MAI1Es oByECrTor.
Not Ready Fef Vote To Decide Canal
 T'YmA.

Type.
 Washington, June e-Senator Kit tredge today made an effort to secure unanimous consent in the Senate to vote next Wednesday on the bill de- termining the type of the panams Canal. but Senator Miiliard made ob- jection.
 He said that he knew of four or five speeches to be made on the bill. but added the opinion that by next Tues day he might be prepared to agree to q date which, however, must be later than the time suggested by Mir. Kittredge.
 The South Dakota Senator then stat ed that after next Monday he would insist upon a vote at any time in caas no one should be prepared to speak on the bill
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
carrnunx neclared In.ane.

Jackson. Miss, June s--Charles Car raway, the deaf mute who recently shot and killed Dr. Collins. at the pas senger station here, was today declared insane. He will te placed in an asy- lum.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
Gets Law nerrAe.

New Haven, Conn, June 9-(special0 Batchelor of Law degree in the Yale Law School, June 27, Is David Jack son Davis of Aribella, one of only six Sontherns In the graduating class
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
AlabhmIsn Gets Degree.

New Haven, Conn. June Y---{Specfalo Among the successful candidates for Batchelor of Arts degree to be confer Yale University commencement, June 27, is William Johnson Long. Jr., Of Mobile
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
Centre nIasons Cbo.e Omc.r.

Centre. June 9.-(Special )-Sam Dixon Lodge of Masons meet here yes terday and elected the following of- ficers for the ensuing year:
 B. 3. Blair. W. M; M. c. Smith, S. w; I. L. Brock, Treasurer; A. S. John Collier, J. D.; J. E. Webb, Tyler
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
MASONIC ELECTION.
Uniontoyyn Chapter of Order Chose
 Its Officers.

Uniontown, June 9.-(Special )-At the regular convocation of Union Chapter, No. 26. F. A. M. the follow ing year:
 W. M. Nicely, High Priest; F. M Con, King; John S. Kennedy, Scribe;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
4 summer style Kodackery. TressInr will assist you.

Statements of Condition of Rural Deiivssy.
 Washington. Juno s.-lspeci9L )--The latest statement of the condition of rural free delivery routes in Alabama, shows tho followinG:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
Mrs. M. Solomon
 of 315 Montgomery Street,

the gallon of cream
 in the contest among those sending down on Saturday their orders for Sum day Cream.
 Next Saturday, let your order come down for Sunday Cream and may be you will win the gallon at Dowe's.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
BREADI

Fresh every afternoon including Sum day. Whole Wheat, Rye and Boston Brown Bread
 Also fresh Rolls every day.
 Try DoVve's Breads once
 Then you just can't get along with any other kind.
 DOwe's Bread Is best.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
DECLARES FOR BRYAN.
Former Senator Jenes Thinkp Hin n
 Lew1onl CanAi1ate.

I0rmer Senator Jonea ThfuMp Hso vnS LeG1cnl Candidate. Washington. June s.-~Fcrmer Sena- tor James K. Jones of Arkansas. two times chairman of the Democratic Na- tional Committee. and one of tho cloos- est friends of William ]. Bryan. called on the President today. Afterward he declared for Bryan's nomination by the Democracy for the Presidency. T believe Bryan is the logical can- didate for the Democratic Party and
 my judgment is that he will be the
 nominee and will make the race under the Democratic standard for the third time. If he makes the race I think he will be elected
 T am inclined to doubt whether Bry-
 an wants the nomination. Two races for the Presidency ought to be enough to satisfy any man; but if the conven-
 tion should nominate, do not think
 na would refuse to run. I believe he | would stand for any other candidate
 who espouses the same principles he | espouses."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
Brewery fs Burned.

Huntingtown, W. Va. June 9.-The plant of the West Virginia Brewing Company was destroyed by fire today. The loss Is s2o0,OO0. nearly eoverd by insurance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

among the older citizens but with lit. tie effect and the young men deter mined to take the matter up and will push things along as they have never hean hAfore
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
ViIan is fnr Rrvnn.

Milwaukee. Wis, June s.--The Nii- waukse Journal today prints an inter- view with former United States sena,- tor William F. Villas. who also was a member of President Cleveiand'n Cahi- net during his first administrations. esi- dorsfng William J. Bryan for the nom. ination for President at the next na- tional convention
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

| A meeting Is in progress at the Church of Christ. West End. w. J. Haynes will preach tonight at 7;45 o'clock, this morning at II o'clock and every night this week. All are invl- ted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
n ". D. Annoiut,nentn.

Washington, D. e, June 9--(Speclal.) Joseph Catching appointed regular. Ben F. Roberts, substitute, rural car rler. route 2. Shortervllie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
Mr. pryan aees te pre.aen.

Karisbad. June s.--wiiiiam J. Bryan. his wife. son and daughter. arrived here yesterday and left Karlsbad for Dresden today. MT. Bryan's plans are ably will proceed to st. Petersburx by way of Berlin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
Monris M. Wolff
 "We Sell Good Furniture"

We have earned enyiable reputation for Quality which so idly based upon years of fument Quality always first with and when offer Furniture such prices selling because have been able buy below the present increased prices We begin give you list the many excellent values now offering all immense store, but visit will impress you with these facts.
 Morris M. Wolff
 Commerce St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

Balloon AscensiOns at New Electrsa Park TueSdays, Thursdays, satnrdayas aa 4t3o>
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-10

buenas costumbres cdando sepa que
el noveilista ruso viaja escoltado por
una mujer, d la cual hace pasar por su
esposa.
Y vease, por donde esta tournGc,
que prometia ser lucrativa, amenaz a
resolverse en- un hasco Habra Que
celebrarlo, 81 el dinero servia para com
prar armas y explosives; que no es ESQ
10 que Russia necesita, .si' no que todos
los reformistas utilcen, dentro de Ia
legalidad, la poca libertad obtenida
para conseguir dosis rnayores.
Y estos son los temas del dia. De
la huelga de los minefos del carbon
hay mas que 10 que y8 habia: probabi.
lidades de arreglo. Tambi6n las hay
de que ell proyecto de ley sobre tarifas
ferroviarias salga del Congreso muy
mejorado en- ell sentido de que las en-
Presas no sean entregalas a la arbitra-
riedad de la burocracia Y, finalmente
hay acerca de Conferencia de Rio Ia
y
metro, un articnlo del Buffalo Express
que contiene una indication interesan.
te, relacionada con otra hecha Dor
"El Providence Journal.
Sc preve que de la conferencia sal
dra ell acuerdo unanime de las nscio-
mes americ anas de mantener la Doctri-
ma dc Monroe, y. como consequences
de ESQ, los Estados Unidos, segin eI
Express" excitaran alas demas repd-
bhcas que aumenten sus fuerzas ma
wales Y ell journal" dice: Isl la Doc
trina ha de traer reaiidad, debemos
prepararnos d sostcnerla con barcos Y
soldados. Ella no Sc defenders sola
Alemania no la ha atacado poroue
adn no ha llegado la oportunidad
pero 81 Sc presenta, los barcos alema-
mes apareceran en- la costa del Brasil
y la bandera alemana sera izada en-
Rio Grande del Sur"
\. 4. II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-10
Informes de Russia
\. T.. II

San Petersburgo, g de Abril.-El
conde Lamsdorff visit6 en- persona Al
Meyer para expresarle las
condolencias de Russia y del Car por
Ia catastrofe de Sar Francisco.
Varsovia, 20 de Abril.-E general
Keller, jefe de la guarnici6n de Ia
.ciudad polaca de Kalisz, iba en- un
'coche con su esposa cuando un des-
|conocido les arroj6 una bomba que
'cayo dentro del carruaie. FL gene
raj, con increfble presencia de amino,
|coglo en- sus manos el proyectil, que
no hizo explosion. Ell agresor pndo
escapar en- medic de la confusion
|ocaslonada por Ell atentado.
San Petersburgo, "A de Abril.-El
Emperador Nicolas tiene el frme
Iproposito de bajar San Petersburgo
y abrir en- persona Ell primer Parla-
mento Ruso ell 10 de Mayo. Su de-
Iclsi6n ha causado sorpresa.
DiceSe que el cOnde Witte otros
Iconsejeros le han inducido 4 no
dssaprovechar tan magno aconteci-
miento.
Para la aperture del Par1amento Sc
ha elaborado TN buen programa. He
RADIOS lmperiales recorreran las ca
lies citando a los representatives del
pueblo y una imponente escolta mi
Iltar aeompanara al Gar al Palacio
Iauride donde el Parlamento Sc reu.
mira.
Dcese tambien que Ell Emperador
al saludar a la Asamblea anunciara
una amnistfa general para los presos
pollticos con la abolici6n dc la ley
marcial ademas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-10
c0S|Gn0C6|l en- PlD0lldi

Panama, 10 de Abril.-I4as noticias
de la catastrofe de San Fransisco han
causado constern5cion Ell el Istmo.
donde hay muchos enp1eodos y ira
baladores cuyas familias residen en-
aquella cludad- Los partidarios del
canal a nivel sostienen que este terre-
moto infiuira Ell la decision del Con
greso de Washington acerca del siste-
ma de canal, y confrma el informe
del general Davis quien insistio rnu-
cho en- que Ia possible destruction de
Ia esclusa de Gatlin inundarfa el vale
del Chagres y el puerto de Colon.