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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16
Tn Honor of Mrn. nn,I.

Mrs, II B. Elkan charmingly enter tained a few friends on Thm sday' ag, ternoon complimentary 10 Mrs. Eph Ball. The parloVs wer adorned with ferns and vases of cut flowers. Six hand euchre was played and Mrs Ball won she first prize. a hand painted china plate, and the second prize. q pretty water color picture. was won by Miss Estelle Adler. After the games. a tempting three course luncheon was enjoyed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16
VIII Sing nn onerettn.

Several young Jewish society people are making active preparations for a most delightful entertaiument which they will give early during the com ing year. The entertainment will be the singing of kA operettA, and the performance will take place at the Harmony Club rooms on Alabama Street. The proceeds which will be de- rived from the entertainment will be donated to a charity institution.
 The little opera which will be sung will only have five characters in the cast. These parts will be taken by Misses Estelle Adler, Adele Hoffman, Irma Wolf and Messrs. Harry and Sam Marks. Rehearsals for the perform ance will soon begin and the perform
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16
SCHOOL TEACHER FINED
BusIneEs College Professor Wrote In
 sultIng Notes to Pupils.

BnSAMFFR AOLhGKF hSAFHFNH NA"AN
 suIting Notes to Pupils.
 Anniston. Dec. 15.-tSrecial. Ky Long Distance Telephone l-Praf- w. H. Jones. associate Principal of the Anniston Business College, was orres ted today on the charge of disorderly conduct and fined $1O2.50 in police court.
 It was alleged that Professor Jones wrote notes of insulting character to pupils of his school. No bal was made and the teacher will have to work his sentence out on the streets.
 A meeting of the commercial body of Oxford. Annistons ncighboring town, was held tonight in the interest of having a bill presented to the next Legislature to have Oxford annexed to the county seat of Calhoun.
 If thls plan succeeds. Anuiston will be city of more than 25,600 inhabi- tants. and under the recommendation of Code Commissioner Mayfeld. will be a city of the first class Resolutions were adopted calling for a conference between the Council and commercial bodies of Anniston and Oxford looking to that end.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16
An EpIoynbIr AWn,r

A number of boa rdjhg students of the Presbyterian High School delight fully entertained some of their friends on Friday evening. About sixteen young couples were present and an en- 1oyable feature of the evening was guessing contest in which Miss Nellie Mason proved herself the successful winner of the trophy. After the games delicious ices and cakes were serv- ed,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16

London. Dec. 15--By a resolution passed bv the regatta stewards at a meeting held at Henley this afternoon ali American crews and sCullers are debarred in future from competing at the Henley regatta until the American Rowing Authorities complete an agree ment with the Henley Comittee such as already exists with the French, Ger man. Dutch and Belgian and Canadian Associatiof
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16
CHILD THREE YEARS OLD SMOKES
 AN ANCIENT CORN COB PIPE

New York. Dec. 15.-A dispatch to The Times from Lowell, Mass, says off, cers of the Lowell Humane Society found a 3-year-old child who is a com firmed smoker and has used daily corncob pipe since he was IS months old The child Is Andre, the son of Albert Beaulieu. When the officers took his pipe away he screamed with anger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16
Arrested for Ernbezslemens.

Ernest Clarence Thompson, the young man who was arrested in New Orleans several weeks since and returned to this city was given a preliminary trial this morning before the county judge and held to the Criminal Court upon the charge of embezzlement. The young man, who is of excellent family, is alleged to have embedded over S1,000 from the McDavld-Hyer Company while he was acting as bookkeeper and cash fer of that firm. He came here from New Orleans and remained for over q year, during which time he made many friends, being of neat appearance and pleasing address. and when he several his connection with the company and left here for his home there was much regret expressed. Later it was stated thai his accounts were shcrt and he was arrested in New Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16
Yannr K. of Lnhrs.

Pensacola's youngest k. of r. lodge held 8 largely attended an1 enttGsias- tic meeting last night at the Castle Hall. and selected new officers to serve during the ensuing year as. follows ]. w. Bullard .. C.; II. a. Dewitt. V C.: Scott NJ. Loftin. P: A. c. Johnson. M. of w. James F. Whiting. M. at A; George T Slogsdlll. I. G.; R. ). owens, Q. G.: J. xxx Quarles, M ot E.: Henry Bellinger, K. of R. and, x and M. of F.; George P Wentworth. Henry Belllnger. and aS. Pascc. Jry W. 0. B.; Scott M Loftin, representative to Grand Lodge: J. W. Bullard. alter nate and member Pythian building committee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16
WAR TIME ALUMNI.
CrImsOn-WhIte Contains some Inter
 es6ing Alabama History.

CrlmsOn-White Contains Some Inter-
 es6inE Alabama History.
 Tuscaloosa, Dec. 15.-(Special') )- The last edition of the History Crims:n and White (the University paper) is devoted almcst exclusively to .hs alum hi of the University during the period of the war, 'lS61-65.
 The names of the members of the classes are given in full, with the pest office addresses The edition is very interesting and will be worth grea; deal to ali who were at the University at that time. request is also Eiver that any information that can t@ given by any roader will be gladly reeetv sd by Professor Palmer at the University or Mr. Lavender of Geneva.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16

Mrs. Beaulieu, who is IS years ole. says she did not know tobacco would hurt the child She promised to try to cure Andre of the tobacco habit, and 1t was decided to allow him to remain at home
 Mrs. Beaulieu says Andre smokes nearly two packages of tobacco each week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16
NOTICE

On January 1st at Ware. Fillmore County. Alaharpa, we will sell at public auction, ali of the personal property of W. F. Dawson, deceased consisting. in part of plantation tools. Farquhar Threshing Machine new Me Cormick Binder, and other farming imple- ments, wagons buggies surry. horses, t3 head of mules. entire crop of corn, hay. and large quantity of cotton seed, and all unpaid notes. mortgages and accounts.
 L. c. DAWSON, z
 President Board of Trustees.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16
STOCKHOLDERS
 MEETING

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the First National bank tC Montgomery will be held at it's banking rooms Un Tues day, January sth 1907. at 12 o'clock, noon, for the transaction of any ether busIness that may properly come bAfOrS tha meet ing. A. 8. WOOLFOLK. .@ L-Dec a. Os. .-3Ot. Cashier
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16

Mrs. M J. Elkan left this aftefn for St. Louis, wher she will spend the holidays with her parents. She will be accompanied as far as Nash vile by Mir. Elkan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16
GySPECIAL9| ElNOTICESJ
FUNERAL NorntE.

Relatives and friends of Mir aud Mrs Henry Clay Moses and family are respectfully
 invited to attAnd the funeral nf the sarmAr from the residence of his broth CT, Judah T. Noses. sl1 South Lawrence
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Special meeting Sunday, Dec. 1eth at 3:3o pm. Election of officers. Knights please attend.
 HUGH GALLAGHER. G. K.
 w. K. WARREN. F. S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16

Mir. Wolf of Louisville. Ky!, win ar rive here Wednesday to visit his sister, MrE. Topper
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintances of Mrs. Sal lie B. Barrett and family, B. W. Bell and family and T. H. Jones are respect fully invited to attend the funeral of the former at o'clock this evening, from her late residence. 1027 So. Hull
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16

Sam Hobbs, who attends school at the State University, is at home for a short stay!
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16

Miss Alma Cecil of Richmond Va. is expected her today to attend the Long Nelson wedding. which takes place Wednesday evening.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16

Dr.. A. A. Little, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, will leave Mon- day for Columbia $. C.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16

Mrs. Beatrice Strauss of Louisville. Ky. is expected here Tuesday tu visit Mrs. sam Strauss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16

Joe Block, who for several days has been quite i'll at an infirmary, was reported tU bc much improvei today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16
Social and PernonaI.

Mrs. Rudersil of Anniston, Is visi- ting her daughter, Mrs. VIII Roberts on Church street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16

Mrs. w E. Calleu and children, w.ul leave in few days for visit to rels- tives in Louisiana.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16

Mrs. w. E Moore and son. Edward, will leave in a few days for Baton Rouge. La. to visit relatives,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16

Ed. Irvine of Mobile, who has teea here for the past lew days left yes terday for his home
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16
SnleIts,

The first of the season. Nice and fresh. Also have fresh shrimp. HJr- gan X Co. .. Phone 368!
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16
MASONIC NOTICE.

n A stated communica sion Of X M0htGVmery Loage 50. T.. A. M F. Ane A. Masons Will he held GM Ar at 7;s0 o'clock. M N Members of AitdTsw Jackspn HN&H~N Looge. No. t73. ane vtsit,nE brethren are fraternAily tnvit-i a to attend.
 By erdsr sf the ". d.
 wM. IT. DlNGLEY.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16

Mir. Hansen of Davenport. Iowa. is the guest of Mir Gill on Selma street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16
A HELVALOT.

A Kind of Knowledge Acquired by
 Long Experience Only, within the past sixteen years about wenty houses have opened here, think Ing they knew a helvalet about the cleaning and dyeing business. As they all busted" and Holt's Dye Works are here yet 1t shows that MT. Holt knows a heivalot more about the business than any of them. Suppose you send your clothes to him and profit by his knowledge. adV.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16

Douglass Wilkens If Mobile, is visi- ting his sister Mrs. Edward Gra- ham
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16

Beautiful and appropriate Funeral Offerings a speciality.
 s. B. STERN & CD. II Dexter Ave. Phone IOO1,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16
n,Nai Rfith nnr.

ance will be given under the musical direction of Louis BenIsh.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that application will be made 10 the Governor for a pardon for Jim Ptnkard. convicted of grand larceny at the July term. 1906. of the Citv Court -2t N. N. WALLER.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16

EverythinE for fruit Cakes, Nuts Of all kinds just received at Smith & WOrnumS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16
NOTICE STOCRHOLDERS

A meeting of the stock -holdsss of the Tallassee Montgomery Railway Company is called tor Tussd&y. December 18th. is0S at 13 aeloek hoon. at the office of the Company in the City of Montgomery, Ala bsma. ". E. BLLSBERRY.
 -st Sen'y & Treas
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-04
ILLINOIS IS VOTING;
CHICAGO IS EXCITED
Big Strike Called in Russia. American Admiral
is Dead. Big Strike in Wyoming. John X.
Mullen Wants Damages. Many Nurses
Poisoned. Telegraphic News From
World Wide, National and
Many State Points
TRY TO FORGET

Buena Vista, Aug 4.-Harold Hut
Crimson, husband of Mrs. Grace Hut
Crimson, who was acquitted of the
murder of Mrs Bode, is completely
unnerved, and with the air of a hunt
ed man skunk into the far side of the
day coach and left yesterday for the
Pacific coast. He refused to give any
destination, simply saying that he
wanted to lose himself. Hutchinson
is unquestionably in fear of his life
Mrs. Hutchinson together with her
family consisting of her mother, sis
ter and little son left by Rio Grande
train for Salida.
When asked if she would live in
Salida or accompany her husband to
Pueblo, where he was employed when
brought here to attend her trial, she
replied that she had considered the
matter carefully, saying it would be
impossible to live down with him the
spectre that always confronted her,
and after talking the matter over
with Mr.. Hutchinson this morning,
they have decided there is no other
course open to them but permanent
separation. 81 will return to the
home of my mother in Salida, where
will remain short time, or until
decide on a plan of action.
MIR. Hutchinson-but he must talk
for himself. | do not care at this
time to discuss the matter further"
Hutchinson is a changed man. Up
to today his spirits have been up won
derfully, but since the decision of his
wife not to resume her marital rela.
tions he seems changed.
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-04
ONE MAN DID 1T

Special to The Sentinel.
Butte, Mont. Aug. 4.-The five
mines of the Boston and Montana
company shut down at six O'Clock this
evening. the men being notified that
the properties would remain inactive
until the strike of the smeltermen at
the Great Falls Smelling plant of the
company had been settled. Three
thousand men are rendered idle in
this city, besides n number of ore
train crews which have heretofore
been hauling the output of the com
pany. about 1000 tons daily, from
Butte to the Great Falls smelter.
II develops that one man who was
in arrearage on his union dues, is
the cause of the whole trouble, which
thus far has thrown 5000 men out
of employment.
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-04
Yeung Man, Night Operator at Pali-
sades, Answers TO n Ser
ious Charge-Arrested
Night-In Jail Here.

Last night at Rifle j. Gordley Bar
clay, a young man, appearing to be
about twenty years of age, who has
been employed as night telegraph
operator at Palisade. was placed un-
der arrest at Rifle by ], c. Emerson,
acting under the Instructions for the
Sheriff's office in this city.
Undersheriff Ed NJ. Hardy went up
to Rifle took charge of the prisoner
and returned to this city with him.
Barclay is charged with forgery.
He makes no plea and waving
preliminary hearing will await the
action of the district court at the Oct
ober term.
Barclay has been at Palisade only
five days acting as night operator.
He came from some point in Utah to
take charge of this work at Palisade.
On yesterday. 1t seems. he forged a
telegram to the conductor of one of
the evening trains which read some
thing like this, pass G. j. Barclay,
operator. between Palisade and Colo
RADIO City. Pass at other end of line.
Signed J. C. Vining, superintendent
of the road"
Barclay with his forged telegram
boarded the train and when the con-
ductor called for the transportation
presented the message. II seems that
the conductor became suspicious and
Investigations were started, as re
suit an order for Barclays arrest
was sent to Rifle. An officer board
ed the train there, he was taken into
custody and turned over to officer
Hardy representing the local sheriff's
office.
Barclay was lodged in the county
Jail and this morning at ten o'clock
he was arraigned before Police JUS
tice Sweeney. He was confronted
with the charge of forgery, He en-
tered no plea and waived the
preliminary hearing. The Justice fix
ed his bond at $1,000 which the
young man was unable to give and he
was returned to the county jail where
he will wait the convening of district
court.
In court this morning Barclay stat
ed that he was only nineteen years
of age but he had told the railroad
company when he entered thir serv-
ice that he was 23 years old. He is
not bad looking fellow and seemed
to be fully realize and deplore the
condition In which he has placed him
self
Barclay states that his home is in
Alabama and that he has not been in
the west very long.
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-04

l. B. Hunter of Fruita is in town
today.
Charles Van Hoorebeke left this
morning for Glenwood Springs.
Judge Charles F. Caswell returned
home today at noon from Glenwood
Springs.
w. l.. Mack, of the Independent
Lumber company. visited Palisade
and Clifton this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Amos Jennings. un-
til recently of Ouray VIII make their
home in this city in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mills. Mr..
and Mrs. King Aldrich, will leave in
the morning for Norrie to spend a
couple of weeks fishing.
George NJ. Chamberlin. the real
estate man who does not let an op,
portunity pass to boost the CITY anu
valley is now sending out envelopes
bearing this inscription, Hranu
Junction Colorado will have noun,
tain water by May 1907" It's bound
10 attract attention and bounu TO 90
good. All advertising boosts IKE
this one helps.
Arthur Burch, the man who was
arrested on the night of the night be
tween two girls at "24O' Colorado
avenue. was arraigned before Judge
| sweeney this afternoon charged with
CARRYING concealed deadly weapons
in so much as he had pair of brass
knuclxs in his possession when arrest
ed. He plead guilty and was given
n sentence of thirty days confinement
in Jail.
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-04
NARROW ESCAPE

Pueblo. Aug. 4.-Miss Mary Jones
the 16-year old daughter of one of
Pueblo's prominent citizens. narrow
ly escaped being killed yesterday. by
fall from her horse. The horse
slipped on the pavement and threw
Miss Jones to the pavement with con-
siderable force. She struck her head
and was very painfully injured.
Miss Jones is very popular young
lady
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-04
CHICAGO VOTING

Special TO The Sentinel.
CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-The crowd
at the opening of the polls here TO
day indicates the interest taken in
the election in which II thorough test
will be given the new primary law.
The early vote is very large and from
the fact that this is the first trial of
the law there is much uncertainty
even among the most experienced
party leaders as to the probable re-
suit.
II is stated that the Republican
vote i'm Cook county will exceed that
cast by the Democrats for the reason
that there has been a bitter factional
fight in the ranks of the latter party
and the Republicans have made n
great effort to get out full vote.
Estimates made early today put
the vote at 175, 200 which is consider
ably more than usual in primary cleo
tions.. The election is being held
throughout the state.
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-04
MANY POISONED

Special to The Sentinel.
New York, Aug. 4.-Twenty
women. nurses of Belview hospital
are very i'll from poisoning that was
discovered to day. They have been
under treatment since Wednesday.
The doctors have tried to keep every
thing from the papers.
1t is said that they were poisoned
from eating canned tongue and ham
which was served for supper on Wed
nesday night Eight of the twenty
nurses are said to be critically i'll.
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-04
RAILROAD MAN

Special to The Sentinel.
Pueblo. Colo, Aug 4.-E. G. Has
lxins, a fireman on Denver and Rio
Grande freight no 63 running be-
tween Pueblo and Salida. was badly
scalded Thursday afternoon at Texas
creek by steam escaping from the in
jector overflow.
The flesh was badly scalded and
peeled off completely when the fire.
mans clothing was removed at the
Salida hospital.
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-04

DR.. N. S. Johnson came in at noon
from a short trip to Palisade.
r. II. Bancroft and E. S. Oldham,
of Palisade are in town this after
noon.
Mrs. Redding left this morning for
Norrie to join the company at the
Iseminger camp. and remain for a
number of days.
Raw Kennedy. Silmon Smith and
Hugh Hoskins win return to the city
tomorrow from the White river coun-
trv. where the boys have been camp
ing for the last two weeks. They
made the trip overland on horse back
with mack horses and reports receiv-
ed from the boys state that they
found fishing fine and are having a
great outing
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E.. Blaisdell OF
Grand Junction. were in Glenwood
this week visiting friends. Mr.. Blais-
den went east from Glenwood and
from Boston will sail in two or three
weeks for one of the provinces OF
Brazil in which with large com.
nanv of eastern capitalists he and J
V Howard are Interested. The cap
ital of the company is one half a mil
lion dollars and Mr.. Howard is tht
secretary and treasurer and Mr..
Blaisdell is the manager. The com
pawn has 16O acres of ground in th'
bed of one of the rivers and the worl
of washing out this dirt is already IL
progress and with paying results
gold and diamonds. Mr.. Blaisdel
will be absent until after January
'-Genwood Post
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-04
THE BIG STRIKE
special to INC sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel.
st. Petersburg. Aug. 4.-Thirty
thousand workmen are idle in this
city today. A workingman's council
has been formed and a provincial
government is called for. A bitter
struggle is feared in Moscow, and a
revolt is momentarily expected in the
navy.
Business is practically at stand
still. All manufacturing places are
shut down and there are not work
men enough to carry on the plants
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-04
HE'S FOR ADAMS

Denver, Aug. At is understood
that Judge Lindsey, who has been
discussed as a probable candidate for
governor, has written a letter to a
friend stating that he does not want
to be a candidate. 1t is also stated
that he has sent Ex-Governor Adams
of Pueblo a letter in which he offers
to support the ex-governor because
of the fact that the Republicans stole
the latter's office from him two years
ago
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-04
TRIES 1T AGAIN

Special to The Sentinel.
Chester. Pa. Aug 4.-Fay Temple
ton, star of dozen musical coined
les and principal in two previous mat
nimonial ventures. changed her name
yesterday for the third time. The
bridegroom, William J. Patterson. a
millionaire of Pittsburg, has earn
ed the title of being well known
man about town" He is 40 years
old
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-04
CHILD POISONED
AND Is DYING
Little Son of ]. II. Lane POisOne d
by Fever Powders Supposed
TO be Harmless "A De-
pIOrable Accident.

CLYDE, the 4-year old son of MIR.
and Mrs. j. II. Lane, is dying this
afternoon as result of accidental
poisoning.
Fever powders, supposed to have
been harmless but containing acetani-
lid, were taken by the child n few
days ago and the physicians pronoun-
&c that these powders are Responsible
for his critical condition.
IL seems that on Thursday after
noon the child became i'll and the
parents believing that he was suffer-
ing from ptomaine poisoning ana diu
what they could to relieve the llttie
ones sufferings. He grew worse now
ever, and Drs. Bull and Hanson were
Summoned yesterday or today. The
doctors discovered that the child was
suffering from poisoning by acetani-
lid and pronounced his condition very
grave.
This afternoon the child is sink
ing rapidly and DIR. Bull stated nt
three O'Clock that IL was in "A dying
condition and that the end is expect
ed at any time.
The parents are almost PROSTATE
with grief. Mr.. Lane is the wei
known local timer, his place OF busi-
ness being on Fifth street In the low
err Currie block. The family resides
at 241 Chipeta.
Clyde, is n bright little fellow, and
the deplorable accident of which he is
the victim brings sadness TO many
friends of the family.
At n late hour his afternoon the
physician stated that the, child had
been complaining of headace for some
time and the mother thinking that
these powders would help him adj
ministered some. IL seems that the
child was susceptible to the acentald
and was poisoned.
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-04
MULLEN SUES
70 The Sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel.
DENVER. Aug. IA. X. Mullen
who was whipped in his own house
last Thursday by Tyson 5. Dimes, afte
n quarrel with the latter's daughter,
Miss Virginia Dimes, over the use OF
"A party telephone line, filed suit in
the district court today against At
torney Dimes for $4,000 damages.
OF the $4,000. 100000 is asked
as actual damages and 100000 as
punitive damages.