The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-11
QUBAT HUNTSVILLE.
ORGANIZATION or NOTED SPORTS MEN MAKE PROPOSITION.
win Erect Magnificent Home On Lands Acquired Near Fluntsville IT En- couragement Is Given By Local
 People.


 Huntsville. June 1o---fspecial)--Th Inter State Club. an organization of
 sportsmen of national character. has
 offered through its representative. Col. P. G. Bowman of Birmingham. to es-
 tablish It's club house and game pre-
 serves near Huntsville provided suffi- cient enconragement is given by the people here.
 The matter has been presented to the
 business men and it is believed that
 satisfactory arrangements will be per-
 fected. The Interstate Club has
 planned to establish a half million dol- lar club house at A point near Hunts vile and 1t is probable that the top of Monte Sano will be chosen as the site best suited to the purpose.
 The club is incorporated and charter ed under the laws Of the State of Ala
 bama and its membership embraces
 some of the most noted men In the United States Hon. J. c. S. Black burn of Kentucky, Is president and Gen.
 Charles M. Shelley of Alabama, Is sec retary and treasurer. Large tracts of been acquired. including the Bailey
 Springs property near Florence. but
 this is not enough land for the pur-
 pose and a more suitable location Is
 being sought for the club house and
 headquarters.
 A feature that will be fostered by the club will be an annual horse show
 horses of the country will be entered.
 According to Colonel Bowman. the club
 is not intended to be a dividend payer
 and stock win be limited. The annual n,embership dues will be s100, the mem- bersflip limited to 1000. and all money will be expended in improving property
 and providing entertainment TOT mem bers. The Central Dispensary Committee of Madison county held a convention yesterday afternoon and selected the dispensary candidates to be supported in the approaching primary eiecuon. Nathan M. Rowe and A. D. Kirby were endorsed for the House of Representa- tives. while Senator Robert F. Sjrag- gins was put up for reelection. All these candidates pledged themselves. IT elected. to use all their power to se- cure a dispensary for Madison county. The dispensary Committee Is ther- oughIy organized and will make q fight in every precinct or MsoisoH county. The political pot IS aiTeaos o,,er u ginning to boil and mucn feeling over the issue is already being shown. p .Dilworth andISon have taken a contract for the construction Of nano- sorna frame church for the Baptist Con greration of west Huntsville. The new church wlli cost about sl.soo when completed. ana later an empioye of the Huntsville Cos- ton Mil. was shot and killed last ma night in front of q dive In the Wes. End. Zubsr smith. the self f-contesseo slaver. a young white man employed m the Merrimack Mills. is in the city pris- on. So far as Is known there was ho witness to the affair. The snootins ocurred in front of the place or Salile simmons and is supposed to have been inc outcome of a personal difficulty. campbell was shot over the right eye 1 the bullet penetrating the brain. yet ne lived for more than an hour. without recovering consciousness. He was uh armed with the exception of pocket knife Smith came uptown after the | shooting and met Officer George hai, | sev. asking him if he had heard or | the shooting MT. Halsey had not "wel. I am the man that done 1t, renlied Smith, "and I guess I'll go along with you"
 | The young man was taken to the station house and no weapon was found on his person when he was searcned. He acted in rather curious manner and after saying he had shot Camp haII in a fight. denied 1t and said he had just heard shooting and thought he would take shot himself, later find | ing that he or someone else had Killed man. Campbell leaves widow and | family of six children.
 l Miss Dora LA Bradford, popular young woman of the city. and John E. | Sanford, a prominent young travelling man. eloped last night and were mar | ried by Rev. B. c. Mitchell in the par | sonage of the First Cumberland Pres l byterian Church. The bride is a daugh- | ter of Henry s. Bradford, merchant. There was no special opposition to the marriage. but the couple just concluded | to get married without going to any unnecessary trouble. The marriage ] was a surprise to relatives and friends 1 of both contracting parties.
 1 The tennis players of Huntsville have | undertaken to organize tennis league | for the purpose of holding tournaments during the summer months. There are | a dozen or more clubs In the city and all of them will become members of the I league.
 | John W. Nance and Miss Nola Lay man of Maysville, were married at the home of the brides parents, Rev. Berry | Copeland officiating. The wedding was quiet, very few attendants being pres l ent Both parties belong to prominent
 Madison County families.