The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-16
DEGG CASE CONTINUED.
Notorious woman of Gadsden To CharE-
 ed With Murder.


 ed With Murder.
 fsadsden, June t5--(Special. )--Yu- lander Degg. the woman who shot ana killed Aubrey Womack. young man at her resort on Locus street. New Years night 1905. had her case contin- ,ied until the next term of court.
 mass meeting will be held In this city Tuesday night in the interest of the White Boys Trade School of Ala banna, and is Is expected large crowd will attend A number of distinguished sneakers will be present. among which will be Senator Morgan and Hon. Rufus N Rhodes. of The Birmingham News. Other prominent men of the State have given their promise to be present and assist in making the meeting an inter, esting one The object of the school Is to educate the poor white boys who are unable to obtain an education and learn them a trade by which they can make something of themselves,
 o. c. Taylor. who shot and Killed Henry Hammond young white man at Rock Springs. Is still at large and the report received in the city that he was shot at Lock Three is unfsunded. although it is stated that a negro who was supposed to be Taylor was shot The sheriff is ip possession of evidence to show that conspiracy existed among several negroes to Kill HaT- mond. Elmer Douthard. one of the nc- eroes in the county jail. Is sand to hay been trying to cut Hanmonds throaf a, the moment he was shotA Further in- vestigations will show bad stare afrairs in that settlement. If Taylor Is caught the sheriff will to DO chances hut will put him elsewhere for safe kneniur It is safe to say that the negro will not be delivered to the Gads- den jail.
 MT. Reynolds. an insurance agent. and Tom Malone, merchant, botn ar fhis city, had a narrow escape rom being badly and perhaps fatally injured in runaway yesterday afternoon. They were on Broad street driving the spir- tied team of MT. Reynolds and when near Sixth street the horses becama frightened at an automobile and mad" n dash. The front axle snapped tu two. Mir. Malone was thrown out and MT. Reynolds succeeded in jumping safely out. The horses ran down Broad street and one of them fell, and for q few minutes 1t was thought he had killed himself. However, was only
 Dr. R' F. Mcconnell. chairman of the County Democratic Committee, was in inc city today and stated that the Dem ocratfc Executive Committee would meet on saturday. June 30. for the pur- pose or closinB up aii n'ese iiminary to the actual beginning of DO liticaI hostilities in Etowah county. The time for qualifying as candidate in the Democratic primaries closes m that date and the committee will mak" UT the ticket July 2S.
 One of the heaviest rains which has fallen in Gadsden, fell Wednesday night and did great damage to the city in the way of washing away the sidewalks and bridges. The work on the car line extension and the sewerage system WI" he delayed some on account of the rain and a big river is expected. MT. Good hue. the weather man. has sent out warning to the farmers along the river to be on the lookout for big rise. In addition to the flooding of the streots the electric lights went out and the city was in darkness between the hours Of 9 and 10 o'clock.