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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-26
FOR MEMORIAL DAY
CONFEDERATE DEAD TO BE HON.
 DRIED BY MONTGOMERY.
Exercises at 0akwood Cemetery This Afternoon to be Preceded by Pa-
 rade--MajOr Harris, the
 Orator.

Montgomery will honor the Confed- crate dead.
 This afternoon the solemn process sion will wend its way to Oakwood Cemetery and orators will tell of the grave deeds and the patriotism of the men who sleep on the Oakwood hiil- side. Their graves win be bright with flowers and their old comrades will pay their annual tribute to their fell lows in arms. while .he good and pa- triotic women of Montgomery will dec- crate and beautify the graves
 Montgomery's school children and her business men will participate in the general exercises and holiday Will be observed throughout the afternoon.
 This morning. the members of the Ladies Memorial Association will dec- crate the graves at the cemetery, the monument at the Capitol and garlands will be banked about the Jefferson Davis star In the capitol portlco. A profusion of wreaths and flowers will beautify Oakwood for inc afternoon exercises.
 At o'clock the procession will leave the rendezvous on the corner of Blob and Moulton streets and will proceed up Commerce street to Court Square and up DexterAvenue to the Capitol and thence to the cemetery. The process SlOn VIII DC HGdQtu ny d PldtOOh OA mounted police and the Montgomery City Band Then will follow Grand Marshal Albert Goodwin and his moun- ted aides. The Montgomery True Blues. the Montgomery Greys. Troop "A' and Battery B" will follow under com mand of Maj S T. Westcott and Maj. F. F Baber. Jr. Then will follow the Chairman. Judge A. D. Sayre, the ora tor. Major John c. Harris, the alter nate orator, Hon. W. T. Seibels, the recitationist. Miss Mandelvine San ford, the Chaplain, Rev. Father Thomas Eaton. the officers of the Memorial Association and State and city officers.
 A number of the veterans will also be in the line o; march.
 At the cemetery. after music by the band. Father Eaton will offer an in- vocation This will be followed by music by the Montgomery Male Guar tette. Miss Sanford will then be in- troduced who will recite a poem writ ten by her father, John w. A. Sanford. Jr. Judge Sayre will then present Major Harris. who will deliver the address of the day.
 At the conclusion of the address. the soldiers will fire the volleys of re- spect over the graves of the sleeping soldiers, reveille will be sounded and the day will close.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-26
GIFT TO MIR. STRAUSS.
Grand Lodge Presents veteran secre- tary With Loving Cup.


 / tary With Loving Cup.
 A happy feature of the B'nai Brlth convention in Montgomery was the presentation of a handsome silver lov- ing cup to Nat Strauss, for sixteen years Secretary of the Grand Lodge. The gift was offered to MT. strauss In honor of the celebration of his IOth birthday which was passed by him near New Orleans on September IO' 1905. ..
 The cup was rendered the veteran Secretary Tuesday afternoon at the Pickett Springs barbecue. Presenta- ton speeches were delivered b. Lewis E. Mayer, Ike Schwartz and Joe Hirsch. MT. strauss responded feelingly in ap- preciation of the honor extended hlm. The cup was the gift of the delegates to the Grand Lodge.
 Secretary Strauss is a native Of Ger many. He removed to this country early in years. and formerly resided in Alabama. but removed to New or leans in 1894. He is a Confederate Vet eran and has been member Of the R'naf B'rith for thirty-five years.
 He will remain in Montgomery until Friday when he will return to his home in New Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-26
Sam Trum. of the Standard Club. was

Sam Trum. of the Standard Club. was thanked for his services and kind nesses in resolution offered by Chas. L. Sanger and adopted by the conven- ton.
 A resolution offered by Rabbi Rhine was adopted, endorsing and heartily commenting the scientific work of Dr. M. stelnchneiderf of Berlin. a great Jewish bibliograbher, and it was oi- rected that d copy of the resolution be sent him.
 President Mohr announced the com mittee on the Hot Springs Sanitarium as follows: L. Wolsey, M. Samfield, c. F. Moritz, Joe Hirsch. A. Greenhut. F. L. Rosenthaf, Charles Sanger and R. B. Rhine.
 At 1:10 o'clock the convention re- cessed until o'clock for the final ses- sion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-26
IMMIGRATION OF JEWS.
iinportant Matter 8efore the Morning
 Session,

Important Matter Before the Morning
 Session.
 President Mohr called the convention to prd"r at 10:15 o'clock yesterday -'l7Cnir
 1,syar was offered by Rabbi s. Koch -' P.' ola.
 =e= ,i- hwarz of Mobile, in few words. eef, ed to a resolution adopted by 'hc A .oarna Methodist Conference se ns < the massacre of the Jews in Rus "a and he offered resolution of sppreciation and thanks for the senti- nients of the Methodists. The resolu- ton was referred to the Committee on Resolutions
 The attention of the convention wcs then called to the report of the indus trial Removal Committee submitted Tuesday. This report was taken up from the beginning by sections and each was in turn, adopted after lengthy discussion. except the last paragraph relating to new rules for calling a constitutional grand lodge. This last section was stricken out aEa also a few words in the main body which did not affect the meaning,
 By the adoption of this measure a plan was inaugurated for the settle ment of Jewish farmers in the South. It is proposed to bring not only for eign Jews direct to this part of the country but Jews now congested in the districts of the great American cities.
 The first section adopted was that creating a committee of three from each lodge of the district to confer with the Industrial Removal office of New York for the purpose of bringing these Jewish farmers to the South. Then came the section endorsing the work of the removal office. which also went through ..
 The part of the report first to cause any considerable debate and the same section which was a stumbling block for the convention on Tuesday was that regarding the formation of a B'Nai B'Rith Agricultural Aid so- ciety.
 Rabbi san1field of Memphis arose. not to oppose the society, but the question
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-26
Message Sent to Ala
 bama Methodists.
THANKED BY YNAI BIRTH
Montgomery Session of Grand
 Lodge Great Success.
District No. .. Completes P1ans for Locsting Jewish Immigrants On Farms In the South-Much
 Business On Last Day.

The thirty-third annual convention of the Grand Lodge, District No. :. In- dependent Order of B'Nai B'Rith, in ses- sion in Montgomery since Sunday morning. adjourned finally at 5:3o o'clock yesterday afternoon to meet again next year in Memphis. Tenn.
 The closing day was marked by the by expressions that are calculated to lead to a closer bond between the Jews and their Christian brethren. Official thanks were extended the Alabama Methodist Conference. which met in De- than last December for it's expressions of condemnation fth eatrocites pcrpe- trated on the Russian Jews.
 This far reaching matter was brought before the convention at yesterday mornings session by Leon Schwarz q strong minded talented and popular young man of Mobile.
 The Methodist Resolution.
 MT Schwarz read as follows tho tex, of the resolution adopted by tho Metno dist Conferences:
 whereas the public press aud 1tae, sources report great suffe pg | dis trees among the --ws . I' where -nntly. it is eoao. roo 2..'.1 of them vtra '3a -sacreG s oHDH 0t IT IiIled. 7fourdad Hs.fe-s ,hclass and des. ite.
 .eeolved. .h the Jews a1 over the V, ourn and are in protaunc sYmrs .ith them in their hour of =a.-O1t. .ereavement and af- fli6tioi.
 "Resolven nd That we pledge our prayers and efforte and we will show them by all that is in our power that we love them as brothers and as tho children of a common Father.
 Resolved Third, That we the Ala bama Methodist Conference in session assembled respectfully request the President of the United States as far as he can consistently do so to use his ef- forts with the Russian government to put a stop to these bucheries which are a blot on civilization and humanity
 The Mobile delegate, himself, ex- pressed great appreciation and offered a resolution of thanks to the confer ence.
 ; Expression of the Jews.
 After being referred. the Schwarz resolution came out in the adopted re- port of the committee on resolutions as follows:
 "To the Most Worthy D. G. Lodge, No. :, I. O. O. B.. in convention assem- bled.
 Brethren:
 Your committee on resolutions to whom was referred for special men, tion, the resolution adopted by the Alabama Methodist Conference in ses- sion at Dothan. Alabama. on December
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-26

Twas suffexing greatly from cancer ous ulcer on my left breast, wh1cn heo begun to eat, and at times WouIo o1s knew the trouble was hereditary n1 an only sister, my mother and two or her sisters died ofCanoer. am fully oet-l but for S. s s., which cured me-.
 Beiton. Mo, MRS. J. CASSELL.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-26
wILEY,s EXPENSE ACCOUNT.
CopRressman Files Items at State
 Capitol.

The campaign of Congressman A. A. Wiley against Thomas J. Hall for the Democratic nomination for Congress cost him s1.499.4O according to his ex- pense account filed yesterday in the ofsce of the Secretary of state.
 or this amount $1,000 was paid Chair man W. A. Henderson of the District of the campaign. The rest of the mon ev went to the various newspapers of the district and to managers in three remote precincts.
 Congressman Wiley says in his ex- nense account that he spent $50 in John A. Young's. The items are not men tioned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-26
l.. & MCKAY CASE.
Judge sayre VIII Hear Arguments of
 Lawyers Tomorrow.
Phone PAT.


 Lawyers Tomorrow
 Judge A. D. Sayre. of the City Court of Montgomery. will hear arguments of lawyers tomorrow on pleas to de- murrers filed by lawyers for the Louis vile and Nashville Railroad Company in the quo warranto proceedings insti- tuted some time ago by Henry B. Gray of Birmingham. as a minority stock holder in the South and North Alabama Railroad Company in which company the Louisville and Nashville Is the largest stockhplder.
 About two weeks ago, Judge Sayre gave the Louisville and Nashville more time in which to file additional pleas. They have been filed and the matter will be threshed over by the interested lawyers tomorrow.
 It is expected that the hearing will bring a number of visiting lawyers to Montgomery as several of the pronli- nent attorneys of the State are interes- ted In the case.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-26
PALACE MARKET.

The only place fin the city that handles scott's Fine Berries. Received fresh from the plantation every day.
 R. H. YeIverton, yshgne PAT. No. Court Square. af
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-26

Confirmed By the Senate.
 Washington, April 25.-The Senate in executive session today confirmed nomi- nations of the following postmasters
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-26

Louisiana--E. J. Barrow, St. Francis vile; Texas, J. Nj. sloan. Navasota; R.. McKinnon. Thurber.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09
iME AND PRICE
 CUT TO CANANEA
Office at NaCO to Put Mes. sageS thrOugh.-LiRe to
 Douglas Opens

The Western Union Telegraph Com pany yesterday opened its new line from this city to Douglas, the first message going through during the morning and several others being han dled during the day. Though the line is finished and doing business, the of. ice at Douglas has not been fully in. stalled and it will be three or four days before the company goes after business on the extension, though it will handle all that comes to it in the meantime.
 An extension of probably more i'm. portanee to Bisbee than that to Doug las is one which the company will have Finished this week to Naco, where 1t will open an office in conjunction with Wells-Fargo. By means of this office communication between Bisbee
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09
WOMEN ATTACK SMOKING CARS
lIIinoisans Start National Movement
 to Have Them Abolished.

Galesburg, H., Feb. "A movement on the part of the women of the coun- try to abolish smoking cars and smok- ing compartments in coaches on rail road trains has been taken up by the Women s Christian Temperance Union of Galesburg. The local union at it's last session decided that smokers were annoying, unsanitary and alto gether nasty" and protested especial ly that tobacco fumes drifted from the smoking compartments when the car doors were opened. Committees were appointed to prepare natonai protests to be sent to every union ia the coun- try, with the intention of presenting a great petition to the heaSs of all railroads.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09
EXPECTED SATURDAY.
President of San Francisco Coming to Close organization--Prosress
 at Mine.

H. NJ. whitney, president of the
 San Francisco Mining Co, is expect ed to arrive in the city Saturday from ..St. Louis, which city he left on Tues day His arrival here will permit of the taking of certain steps yet requi- site to closing the final organization of the company. It will also mean that the stock certificates of the company will be signed up and made ready for immediate delivery to those who have subscribed for stock.
 Word lately received from the mine
 in Arizpe district is to the effect that some of the Mexican labor which fled from the property when Yaquis were
 reported coming to it on a raid have since returned and are again at work.
 The defection of these employees, to-
 gether with time takn to erect a bar
 ricade for the protection of those at i the mine, caused a conslaerable
 amount of delay in advancement of the development work, and some days will yet have to probably expire before
 the winze that is being sunk to catch 1, the shipping ore body is reached. This
 winze has had ore most of the way, 1 but it has been in veins of insufficient
 size to warrant production from them
 at this immediate time for shipment.
 However, the sinking has resulted in the removal of considerable ore that
 will go with that to be shipped from the main ore body when it is reached and production commenced from it.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09

the sender gets a receipt, the postmas- ter forwarding the warrant to the post office officials in Mexico, should .ast be the destination. The order issued 5y the Mexican eovernnnet calls for the equivalent in Mexican coin to the amount of the United States order the day it is issued in Mexican pastof- fice. The Mexican postoffiee officials then sends the warrant to the party in favor of whom the warrant is issued, and it must be cashed on presentation.
 The order which Figuera sent was for s5 American money. When cashed l. should call for it's equivalent in Mex ican money. Whether the order was held up through error of some kind is not known. Postmaster Cassidy will have the matter investigated.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09
PROBATE NOTICE

Tn the Probate Court of the County of Cochise, Territory of Arizona. In the matter of the estate of John Rice Jcnes, deceased. Notice for posting of settlement of account Notice is hereby given that l.. C. Shattuck and l. W. Wallace. the executors of the last will end testament of John Rice Jones, deceased, have rendered and presented for settlement, and filed in said Court their account of their ad- minfsiration of said estate; and that Monday. the 12th day of February, 1906: at 10 o'clock a. m-., at the court room of said court, at the court house in Tombstone. in said Cochise County, has been duly appointed by the said Court, for the settlement of said sc' count, at which time and place any
 person interested in said estate may aI pear and file his exceptions in whit ing to the said account and contest the came.
 Dated January slst, 1906.
 J. E. JAMES, - Clerk
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09
TO CASE MONEY ORDER Actlans of y'Iexican Post Of flee Officials are Mys-
 teriouS

As4dA Fssuera, a clerk in the c. &
 z. eSspenHary, received telegram yes teSSaay from his brother in Cananea, advising him that the Mexican govern fnent refused 10 cash an international Eroney order issued from the postoffice here. payable by the Mexican govern ment in Cananea. He took his receipt to Postmaster Cassidy, who will take the matter up with the postoffice de partment at Washington. The order vas issued here about ten days ago for five dollars, and is payable anywhere ir Mexico at the value of American money at the time the order for pay ment is issued from the postoffice in Mexico Figuera stated yesterday that he had heard of one or two other cases recently where International ncney orders were not cashed. Upon what grounds the order was turned down is not stated in the telegram
 The international system of money
 orders Is as complete and safe IS II
 the system used within the United
 States. When an order Is issaed Aert
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09

and Cananea will be greatly facilitat- ed, inasmuch as it will be possible to get messages through to Cananea without the necessity of transmitting by way of Nogales and thence over the Federal line. This will be accom- plished by putting messages desired sent with the Western Union previous to 10:30 am. They will go to the Naco office of the company, from where the agent will mail them on the 10:45 train to Cananea- By this pro- cedure the long delay that has hereto fore attended getting messages thrdough to Cananea will be avoided. The cost price will also be cut from 70 cents to 25 cents. At the Cananea end the recipient of the message can mail his reply to the Western Union agent at Naco and get it back to Bis bee the same day.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09
TO ESTABLISH NEW PLANT.
Cement Bloekmakers Want Room to Keep Large Supply on Hand.

Unable to secure sufficient ground of character that will enable the safe storage of cement building blocks in this city, the s. c. & C.. has decided to establish a plant at Naco. Sur rounding this plant, grounds will be secured upon which cement blocks can be stored in such quantity as de sired. The idea is to secure suf- ficient reserve supply to be able to meet the needs of builders with the same readiness that brickmakers can meet demands. Such result would greatly aid builders of the city as well as be of high advantage to the cement people. Opening of the new plant at Naco will not mean discontinuance of that operated by the company at pres ent in Tombstone canyon
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09

Tell onlookers ran to aid those they expected to find maimed beneath if. happy surprise was consequently conveyed when it was found that no.
 one of the men had sustained seric injury and that only one had sustY As injury at all. This man had a IhHt wound on the head. It did sh
 vent his continuing straig' sss pre- with his work The derr' st ahtat placed in position yester seS wes re and strengthened in Gay afternoon to assure that fur >feh hianner al character similar fer accidents O are not at all li'- .o 'ehat of yesterda.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09
FALLING DERRICK
 THREATENED LIFE . Dozen Men Beneath Stfuc- lure at Junction HeVe Re-
 mafkable Escapes

Remarkable escape from death or at 1 the least serious injury was made by about dozen men standing beneath | big derrick that suddenly toppIed | over and struck the ground yesterday | afternoon with a terrific crash at the | Junction shaft
 The derrick has been in use for the purpose of aiding in the placing of the various parts of the great new hois. that is being put on foundations the Junction Yesterday afterno> ( piece Of the hoist weighing .,n tons proved too much for ths <eeefs and it gave way. Its hea- sfgrrfc fell all in moment, the Mr4nber being allowed practicar 1fen Beneat make escape. s Lro time 1
 Those who witnf
 from out of the e1sd the accider pected that the 1tidge sf' danger e, rick must be sffp beheath the de rulp beneath efpght and crushed |
 .dtaasrd as tne frame wor
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09
IMPROVING STEADILY.
is the Coke and Coal Situation a
 Douglas.

Trainmaster Effort of the South western was in the city yesterday aft ternoon for brief visit on official bus mess. He states that the coke and coal traffic over the Southwestern is steadily getting ahead of consumption at Douglas and the outlook brighten ing materially every day.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09
IucsoN ExcuRsIoN.

On account of Fl Faribah Temple, Ancient Order, Nobles of the Neptic Shrine which will be held at Tucson, Feb. 22-23, round-trip tickets will be sold to Benson, Feb. 20-21. good to re turn till Feb. 25, 1906. Rate s3.S5.
 The Southern Pacific announces a rate from Benson to Tucson and re turn for this occasion of s2.80.
 W. P. MNAIR, Agent.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09
BUS
,4Ess CHANCE.

<Ssfd Buys Interest in Vienna
 Zr Bakery.
 fir .kSteIn & Co., is the name of the 7 4 Which is now conducting the Vi
 <fs Bakery A dissolution of the old ,fxfn ef Zumstein & Tester occurred a ! Flew days ago. Mr.F. B. Tester retir- a lirg; his interest being bought by MT. ] IL. B. Stoddard. The new firm needs k no introduction to the people of Bis s bee. MT. c. Zumstein has been con D lnected with the bakery since it was o started four years ago, the firm at that lt.me consisting of he and MT. l.. B. t Stoddard, the latter gentleman again r. buying an interest at this time. The r. review predicts a continuation of the o liberal patronage heretofore extended the Vienna Bakery in Brewery Gulch-