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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
CITY IS TERRORIzED
Or CRIME SWEEPS OVER PTTsTsDURG.
,r.,... NurdeFw, Many RObberieS ana Attempt at Crucihxign Record
 of Dny--NIayor Puts on P0- M
 Ttc. without Warrant.

t,,.tsh,re Nov. l2.-Pittsburg ter ,,,1.;,,ed and lIkened to mining camp ar a frontier town, is the tone eA aaA this mornings issues or the papets' With three murders, number or r9p. .hefies on the highway, accompanies bs, N.jnlehce. and an attempt at cruel fxion. i'm twenty-four hours, added 70 fine large number that have occurred during the past two weeks, there has heen such public demand for extra noIice that Mayor Guthrie and Dtree- tor of Public Safety hidgway last nignt put on number Of extra police wlth- out legal provision for their compen- sation trusting tn the effect of public eIamor upon the Seiect6 and Common Councils for favorable action upon this
 move.
 The record for twenty-fonr hours,
 besides the murder of Henry F. smith young business man of fashionaDie East End, who was shot by hurgiars who entered his home, Is extended py inc robbery of Charles R. LawrenSe Learly yesterday morning at Firth Av'I Ienue and Brady Street, almost in the
 heart of the city.
 1 Lawrence was knocked unconscious Ewi6h a slung@shot and robbed or golo watch and all his money. while golne
 home from Hotel Sehenly, where ne ls | employed as a waiter. He VIII be con | hnad to his bed for q week with hi' | in jaries Nicholas Lewis. Of. Sharps- !. burg q few miles from the city, was
 beaten and robbed, and did not recover consciousness for several hours.
 Raymond White sef Duouesne. VI also found early yesterday badly btuts. ed with several ribs broken. He had been robbed and could give no describ- l ton of his assailants.
 | The crucifixion case was brought tC | light by the screams Of a woman in tenement on Forbes Street. near th, Jones an Iaughlin steel mills. Neigh | bors rushed in and found Mrs. Jcar | Mitchcl. 19 years old, in the kitchen | huddled iu a kneeling position on th, 1 floor. with both hands nailed to tn, | draining board of the sink. with tn, | blood running down her arms. Along side the hand lay hatchet. the weapon l which had driven the two big nails ant | which was then used to draw them out ! s The woman was unconscious and wa
 taken to a hospital When she recov
 cred sha said that when she entere her flat that morning something strucl her en the back of the head and sh
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
se,vanee, 24, SIIaaisaIppl, Q.

Memphis Tenn, Nov. 12.--4Sewanee s football team played the second game in three days here today, defeating the University of Mississippi, 94 to O. Shipp. the right half for Sewanee. was the star. He made the first touch down four minutes after play started in the first half. and by 35-yard run in the second half, added the last touchdown. touchdowns meantime be- ing added by, Markley and Lewis. But one substitute was used during the game. The halves were twenty-fiNe land fifteen minutes. Line up:
 Sewanee--Lewis, right end; Harris. right tackle: Lumkin. wight guard; Watkins. C.. center; Evans, left guard; Stone. left tackle; Williams, left end; Esile. quarterback; Shipp, right half;
 Markley. left half; Barrett. full back '
 Mississippi-Elmer right end; Bates. right tackle; Robertson. right guard; Mcleod. center: Headers, left guard
 Connor, left tackle; Woods. left end; Wettlin, quarterback; Mcdonald, right half; Cunningham, left half Huggins fC full back.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
Pollce TeIeEraph system.


 The Committee on Police and Fire Department through Chairman Clay stated that according 60 resolution passed at previous meeting of the Council, he had visited Montgomery and inspected the new Gamewell chem teal engine in use in that city. The Co umittee recommended the purchase of such an engine at cost not ex- ceeding $2,0OO. The Committee also reported having investigated the po- lice telegraph system in that city and submitted a proposition to install seven box system at a cost of S2. 300. Councilman Grayson moved that the re- port be laid upon the table but when a vote. was taken 1t was lost. Cou"- cllman Clay then explained the work ing Of the system.
 i Councilman Meyer moved thai the Committee on Police and Fire Depart ment with the Mayor added. be em- powered to contract with the Game well Company to put in the police call system at a cost of $2.300. with the city tn do the wiring. The motion when put was lost. Councilman Clay introduced an ordinance asking the authorities of the city to connect the tracks of the Selma Street and Subur- ban Railroad and the Louisville and Nashville. and that the Louisville and Nashville when the connection was
 made that no steam Jr locomotive would be used on the track or on Broad street otherwise than to push cars of the spur and that the only power should be used would be cleo | tricity
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
ROSE BEN WINS RACE TAKES BAYvTEw HANDICAP AT
 AQUEDUCT. Second Choice COncedes Weight to En. tire Field, and Goes Seven FuFlOngs fn s2Z 2-5, Lead
 ing by Two Lengths

New York, Nov. I2.-on a heavy track, Rose Ben. second choice at II to ,, won the Bay View handicap. seven furlongs at Aqusduct He carried 146 tire field. He went the distance in 1:97 2-5
 Rose Ben went to the front in the first quarter and was never in trouble. to win by two lengths.
 First race. selling, six and half fur longs-Prince Frederick 99 IFinn1, F to l, won; Society Bud, 99 (Miiler). F 10 to l, third. Time, 1 :23. Minfia, Isa- daisy. Silver Wedding, Guy Mannering, Gentian. Edna Jackson ran
 Second race. steepfechase, about two miles--Locked Out, I32 (PalmerD, even, won; Paprika, 132 (Huptee) 15 to 1. second. Time, 4:35. Dulcian fell Jur- ist refused. Only two finished.
 Third race, ace q selling, live furiongs- won; Fire Opal, 90 (Burns), fo to l, second; Plaud, 95 (Mfller) even, third. Time, :02 f-5. Cadet, Spring Beauty, shackle, Neeskaletta, Plush. Jacinta, My Son Remember ran.
 Fourth race, Bay View handicap. sew en furlongs-Rose Ben, 14s (shawl, II ;. second; ormonde's Right. I0l (Pot- terl. : to l, third Time. 1:27 2-5. Hot Toddy and Ben Ban ran.
 Fifth races selling, mile and furlons Mary MNfris, 9I (Ross). even, won; A 4. iMu,skodasy. lS4 sHartyS, 5 to 2. sec 70 to 1, third. Time, 1;56. Palette Bragg and Voladay ran.
 Sixth race, six and half furfongs Main Chance, 119 (Horner), II to 10 won; Acrobat. TOT (Notterl, to 1. sec 0nd: Montgort, 116 (Millerl, 8 to 5 third. Time. 1922 4-5. Dunvallo and BAmour ran.
 First race, seven furlongs. handieat Sister Frances, 11S: Water Grass, 1I2i Single Shot, 107; ConsiStent, 105; Zie- nap, 10A; Ida Rieck, 100; Delphie.s sS Economy, 93.
 Second race. six urlongs-Acrobat 11S Crank Gill, IA; OracuIum, Smil- ing Tom, l10; Mlrza, l0T: Purslane. 10bi Yorl1ist, 102; Bright Boy, Linnepee Tuckernucls, 95: Waterspeed, 92. Third race, Stony Brook, selling, onf mile and a sixteenth-Drea V I0Si Wes. Sir Ralph, Ormonde's Right, True Wing, 1O2; California King, 9Aa
 Fourth race, mile and a stxteelittL llandicap-Go Betweens l26 Martin 1 Ter, i05; Agile, 10S: CedaFstron1e, 90
 Fifth race, one mile. selling-Ll J. Hayman. f12; Woolwich, so; Axe, t10i Merlingo, 106; O. K, Mary B. Clark 102; Warning, 101; Nellie Burn, 9S, Sixth race, one mile--Deuce, Sadler Tarlac. Greenland. 10s; King Henry 1 Markie Mayer, Adeline B.. snow King | Blue Pigeon, Water Bearer, Marcius | Caius, Comm edienne, 105. 1 A happy youth is he who provides | the old home with things worth re- ! enberinR--Exchange Such as check stubs when off at college.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
ITO IMPROVE BaaED.
Kentucky HousemeR to purehHse Thor
 Oughbred StalliOnS for FnrRoSc.
Lexington. Ky, Nov. I2.-Th" Ameri-

Lexlngton. Ky. NuV. I2.-ThN AmerI- can Protective Breeders Association. with view of further imp cviig Che breed of horses In Kentucky. has rec commended the purchase of thorough bred staIlions to be distributed in vari- ous counties of ,the State outside Of the blue grass section. committee was formed to adopt plan for opera ton. The committee consists nf J, N. Camden of versailles KY. and 0. q. Chenault of this citH They arc to co !. operate with the legislltors from each legislative district This is regarded as one of tho most important steps eyer taken by the Association The conn mittee is to report two weeks h, nee Col. E F. Clay was elected President and Cinorge Whitney ot New York, Treasurer Of the Association for inc year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13

felt herself drawn toward the sink, her hands pressed down against the board and two nails driven in. The police are looking for willism Neely. known as William Mitchell, an.l the husband of the woman
 The day's series of violent deeds was further augmented by the death cf sS- rifa Randuei. an Italian, who was stabbed In a fight among railroad la borers in boarding house. Three others were badly cut up with stiIettos and razors. Peter Nazidenci, an Itai- ian, died in che Allegheny Hospital from a bullet wound freed by Peter Todora Nazldenci was playing A man- dolin to which Todora objected, and threatened to shoot off Nazilencis thumb. The threat was carried out and in addition to carrying away the thumb. the bullet penetrated Maiden els abdomen. Todora is under arrest
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
.,,s w.xrrp FOR srREEr PAVING.

s.vas WANTED FOR STREET PAVING.
 sealed proposals in duplicate will he re eetved by the city treasurer of Monsgotners' 1f@han.a until l2 o'clock. noon, Wednes, es e,, Nrsxe,nber geth 1906. for paving and s,f ,fsxsewryise Improving Montgomery street. frona Mouiton Street to Goidthwalte 9IEeS. tstth Titrified brick bitulithic or asphalt frev nwxrlnn and otherwise improving caro- fgsa Ssreet from Clayton Street to Mildred street. with either vitrffihd erlck' pltulasn.s as ,,. \ snsaff For paving and otherwise ;rnprovinE. wilson Street. from sayre 5ttee' ss, Court Street. with either yitriflea ., ptlsN' ,rs1r ffaproying t70ldthwaite Street. LEont hfnntEonaery Street to Mildred street, VII N, either vitrifiad brick. bitulthls or aspalSls, ~ fiie in the office of the city engiheer Nils s rsnervss the eptian Of paying m easn 9t Fsth bonds with accrued interest .ayo tao ao stss rteek on a bank in the sum or s-o1: Vu en sach street to accompany each bla. S.ts reserxes the right to reject any a9 ssS an Rlo@ City Treasurer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
.ntes. 1Nrnx.n TrIni.

The trial of Richard Wray. charged with the murder of George Freeman an artist. several months ago in q house of i'll fame. was continued again lin the CriminaT Court today When lthe witnesses were called, 1t was dis covered that Marie Martin. in whose house the tragedy took place, was ab- sent. It was announced she was in Atlanta and that she was. sick there.
 The State attorney expressed the be- lief that the woman had been sent out lof the State The Attorneys for the
 defendant denied the implication The lcourt listened to the discussion as to and finally permitted the case to go over to the January term. Efforts will be made; by the defendant to get bond a little later. He has been in jail since the killing of Freeman. Attorneys have been re- tained to prosecute the defendant
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
Notice To Stockholders.

south & North Alabama K. R e; office of Secretary, Montgomery Ala
 october 24, 1906.
 The annual cohvention of the sha,e- ,,<s1dsrs of the South and North Ala, tssssss Railroad Company will be held af inc office of the company m tne sttv of Montgomery. State of Aianama, < nss saturday. November 24. is9s, at IF o'clock noon, for the purpose or eiect, inw Directors for the ensuing year, ana SrF eke transaction of such other busi- ness ss may be brought before It. e. W. CRAIk. Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
IIn,clI NYaIker Monument.

The Birmingham Press Nlnb will arr range a program of exeretses for the unveiIing of the monument erected by the club over the grave of SLucien Ju- Han Walker. The unveiling will take place Sunday afternoon. Mir. Walker was connected for q number of years with The Birmingham Age Herald. He was appointed twice by President Cleveland to positions in the consular service. one time going to Ireland and the other time to Scotland.
 Mir. walker Was a man 2f much ability and h1s writings were read throughout the entire State. He wS5 A member of the Catholic church al the time of his death and was buried In the Catholic cemetery. A prominent citizen of Birmingham will be inyi- ted to deliver an address and othe~ exercises will be carried out.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
rr~nayxterlan sy..ctl.

Ministers and elders of the Presby terian Churches in and around Birnir ingham left this afternoon Tor Ialia- dera. to attend the synod of Alabama, which convened tonight and will be In session four dags. Tie session of the. synod this year promises t1 be one of the most important ever held. Edu- cational topics will be discussed and on Thursday the entire membership will adjourn to Anhiston where the past year, win be formally dedicated. Rev. John vanLear. of Tuscaloosa, will preach the syncdlcel sermon Tuesday morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
KrlIeh hx 1,nr.

L.. B! Davis. carpenter. was struck bv a Besseiner electric car near Osceola, a few miles south of the oitN about 80 o'clock yesterday morning and killed. The motormar in charge Of the car states the man was lying on the track and that when seeg It was foo late 10 stop the ear. Davls had something over $10 on his person He drew yesterday $7S and spent ! little over $25. He should have had $50 in his pockets and for that reason there are fears that he met death with foul play and was then placed on the track
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
pnaaenrer Train Wrecked.

The passenger train on the southern Railway due flere at 5:80 o'clock this morning, met with an accident at Wa GO. Ga, at 2:30 o'clock this morning, running into, an open switch. The en- zine and mail car were turned over, and the other cars in the train were |derailed and more or less wrecked. Tsnwfneer J. c. Lane escaped serious |fniury by Jumping His fireman also eecaped with slight bruises. A coiored mail agent named Hayes was bruised, while Conductor ". D. Little and sew 'eraI passengers were given good shaking. The track was blocked for several hours and all mail was de- 1ayed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
I.nmhermen.s Conventlon.

The annual meeting of tee Retail Lumber Dealers Association of Ala bama. Tennessee and Georgia, will be held in Birmingham January 9. The executive committee of the AssOciation has held meeting an has selected the date mentioned. @
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
xx,,n,1,n Ixill. Hnsband.

Word reached the city this mofhIhB from GelFnors mines, in the southern bari Of JeErerson county. that Mrs !. c. Pelham had shot and killed her hus-. iband. The information was rather memere. burt the statement was made
 ithat Pelham was drinking and abusing lhis family when the shot was rfred
 The family was we'll thought Of fn lthe mInifrg camp. The woman suTrens
 dered to the authorities and VIII De given preliminary trial before Jus-
 Iice Tharp, In the Blue Creek region
 iaf the scoMngy. x
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
INEGRESS MURDERED
TWO WHITE MEN HELn ON sUs-
 PIGEON.
Articles Feund Wear Body Lead To AIT rest of Prison fsuards--J. C. Pei-
 hRm Kifled by Wlfe--Ofher Birnsinghnm News.

Birmln ghnm. Nov 12.--(special 7 The dead body cf asnegro woman named Aunte Bell Shirley. was found living beside the Birmingham south ern Isatlroad tracks between Prison No. sna Mine No. 3. In the Pratt Mines DivisiSn Jefferson county. early Ithis morning. The woman had been shot. and her head was mashed witn U piece of iron.
 Near the body was an envelope con ltaining SEQ, some cards. a knife ana lother things belonging to D, VI spar row, a guard 1t the prisons and + q. lStovali. former guard. C. M Taylor 1 justice ofi the peace. acting as coro-
 ner. began sn investigation and or
 dered the aeteution of the two white then pending the investigation
 The dead woman was a notorious lclIaracter in police circles af Pratt ICity The two white men wcr' brought to the county jail in the city Euntil tomorrow when the investiga' ftTon viii be completed. One of tht linen 4st% satd to have teen drinkins lyesterday. Both deny guilt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13

ton Ala who died Saturday evening at inc Hiliman hospital from heart trouble, have been shipped to Chilton county for interment. MT Dennis was an attorney and stoed nigh throughout hls county. He was chairman of the County Democratic Executive Commit tee and was a man of much ability
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
Harllnr Home RurneaI.

Fire discovered in the basement of the home of w r. c. Harding presi- dent of the First National Bank, this morning, came near destroying tlia building. The fire was checked before s3.00O worth of damage was done. The fire started from a defective electri7 wire. The loss Is covered by insur- ance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
GSpECIAL.C !, k,NOTICES<
MASONIC NOTICE.

wssh to thank tho chri'tian BrHsners, E; also nav .ther neiRhbors for siting me M III extinguishing the fire st my nome F"N"' night. PAULINE HENDERSON,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
couneIl M~etIaE.

Council Meeting.
 Considerable business was transact ed during the monthly meeting or the city council. convened tonight with the entire membership present. The min utes of the previous monthly meeting and the special meetings were read land approved The mayors recom- lamentations and suggestions were tax en up and read. The first section re- lferred to resolutions passed by the last session of the council which author lized the closing of all saloons not un- lder the management of white bar tkeeuers. states that the same was un- Unconstitutional and would not hold | Section two dwelt upon the in- creased use of cocaine and other loplates by a large number of negroes,
 The mayor said that lately there had
 appeared in police court a number or negroes under the influence of these drugs, some of them having purchasen lthe drug upon prescriptions dated m l1a02 ana recommended that an ordt- lnance prohibiting druggists selling these drugs be enacted This was fe- Iferred to the ordinance committee. He tai~n reensnlnanded that the two negro lraHihs ak the cpruer of Mitchell and isepond streets be destroyed by lire, latter their value had been appraised.
 This suggestion was made at the re- fQuast Of the BOaTu Bl f1Snith o" AN lbelteved to be a breeding place or to- I lberculosis germs.
 The Committee on Hygiene and Gem eterv and the City Attorney were glv- en bower to act In this matter.
 The bonds of the city for the pur- chase of tho water works had been sold and. the report stated. and the Mayor desired same to be rattheh ,S' Council. and that tests of the plant pc
 made. The sixth section referred |" lthe city hospital, which has been man laeed bv the city government TOT tnc l mast wear. The accommodation said J that the Mayor understood the Secre- tary of United Charities Band Of char itable ladies wanted co take up tne work again. He recommended that Ithe building. the funds in the treasury and the monthly appropriation' De 1 continued by the city.
 Judge Daniel Partridge appeared m l hehaIf of the Secretary of United II Charities societies and stated that the Secretary would take care of all pe
 paupers and poor sick of the city, and thai the institution would be run as
 charity hospital Councilman Meyer
 moved that this section of the recom-
 lmendation be received and coAeurred
 in and that it be left to the Committee a. f,haritv AdOpted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13

J. c. Dennis Dead. The remains of J. c. Dennis of Clan
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
r,e.Ialna 5. Eiausmau.

ATTORNEY AND couNsELLoR AT LA"
 Ala Hotel Bldg. Phone SSs -sO1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
NEGRO BADLY CUT
BARkEEPER STARS HIM ron FsK-
 FUSING TO PAY.
Array h seIma Win Probably Result In Death of Attacked Man--Cty Council Holds Prolonged
 SeaasOn.
Advertiser Bureau,

a
 selma, Nov. P.
 In Coleman and Barnhart's saloon at the corner of Washington street and Hinton alley, late this afternoon. there was cutting scrape which may result in the death of negro who re- gently came to selma from North car- olina- and who. issonIlsp known by the name of. Gneaby1
 A littfe AtcFss 6kldek. Geechy walked tiirt3u h. tlt6s whit teasbar back to the sne sFA dspartmenl, and going to the Iffhch Sonntee ordered one lunch. He got the lunch and then walked to the negro bar and kbeaa1i talking with some negroes. Finally steve Hooks told Geechy after he had returned to 1 the lunch counter the second time, that he would kill him if he did mol pay him. Upon that remark the i strange negro returned to the neErc counter and ordered glass of beer. After the beer had been drank. he re turned to the lunch counter. and tolc Hooks he had paid him for the lunch land when the latter repeated the re mark that if he did not pay him h' would kill him, Geechy only smiieS and repeated that the lunch had beer paid for. Hooks then came from he hind the counter. and while GeechN lcontnued to smile. stuck Knife fl the left chest just above the coilai bone. The strange negro dld no know that Inc was cut, and returneS J to the bar when he discovered fha 1 he was bleeding. Friends took hin and started to help him to his room but when the negro had been carriet as far as the selma National Bani building, at the corner of Broad anS I A 1.n,, s~&s fM fell Hn4Nn aud { lphysician was quickly summoned. Al examination revealed that the cut wal deep one and that the negro wal bleeding internally and it Is not be llieved that he would live through th' night After cutting the negro. Hooki walked out of the saloon and at lat' house tonight had not been arrested.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13

A happy youth is he who provides the old home with things worth re- emberinR--Exchange Such as check stubs when off at college
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-10

sunday school at s:3o a. M: service
at 1890 a, m.
Swedish Lutheran, corner OF Sec
ond South and Fourth East streets,
Emanuel Rydberg, pastor--Sunday
school at IL a. m; Young Peoples
society ut $40, evening service at y
p. m.
Danish Evangelical Lutheran, Har-
old Jensen pastor--Ssryices at p. IN.
at the Swedish Evangelical Lutheran
church. corner OF Second South and
Fourth East Next Sunday. Nov. is,
and following, tho service Will be held
nj the Norwegian Evangelical Luther
an church at IL a. m. AGA Fourth
East, between Fourth and Fifth South.
English Lutheran, S3s Fourth East
street. Rev. r. w. Bussard. pastor
Services as usual. with Sunday school
at 10 A. m. and church service at IL
O. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-10
Methodist.

HIN NJ. r, Ninth East and First
South, ID. M. Helmick, pastor--Preach-
ing by the pastor at / n m. and 1880
p. M: good music; Sunday school at
10 o'clock; Epworth league at $3.50
You are invited to come and worship
with us. Seats free. ladies' Aid will
meet at the church Tuesday afternoon
at o'clock.
First Methodist Episcopal, corner Of
Second South and Second East streets,
DIR. Benjamin Young. pastor--Services
at IL a. m. and 1880 .. m. In the
morning Dr. II. J. Talbot will preach
The Sacrament OF the Lords Supper
will be administered: evening preach
ing by the pastor on "a Cure and q
Controversy" Epworth league at
$3.50 p. m; Sunday school at 9:45 a.
m. All are cordially invited to these
services,
Liberty Park VI. H.. corner Eighth
East and Ninth South, r.. c. Parker,
pastor--Sunday school at 10 a. m;
public worship at II a. m. and 1880
p. M, subject for morning sermon.
"The Mighty God" In the evening
DIR. II. J. Talbot will preach and con-
duct the Sacrament of tho Lords Sup
per Glass meeting at close Of morn
ing service, Prayer meeting Wednes-
day, 1880 D. IN.