davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-06
GENERAL STRIKE AT T,FLls.
Workmen Demand That Condemned
eoldiers BE Pardoned.

Ttfis, Caucasia, July GA general
strike has been declared by the prole-
tariat organisations OF this city In
sympathy with the demand for the
pardon OF twenty-seven soldiers who
have been sentenced to be shot be-
cause they refused to ilre on the popu-
lace during the disturbances here last
March. The troops are greatly ex-
cited and Il the condemned men are
pxecuted Z revolt Of the garrison Il
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-06
Commits Suicide at Sea.

New York, July 6.-F. N. Woodruff,
q travelling salesman for Marshall
Field & Co. of Chicago, who sailed
from Liverpool for New York on the
steamer Majestic, committed suicide
on July by cutting his throat with a
razor. The body was buried at sea-
The reason for Woodruffs act Is not
known.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-06
REcEss APPOINTMENTS.

Number Of Northwestern offioials In.
eluded In List.
Oyster Bay. L. /, July 6.-Presldent
Roosevelt has signed commissions for
the following recess appointments:
James Wickersham Of Alaska. to be
Judge OF the district court Of the Third
division OF the district OF Alaska:
william N. Bristol, United States At
terney for the district OF Oregon:
James B. Elliott. United States attor-
aey Tor the district OF South Dakota:
Henry @. MoCrosssn. receiver Of pub
W. money st Wausau. Wis.,. and Sam
uel w. Campbell. Indian agent at II
pointe. Wis.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-06
ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES

The gums and resins obtained ffom
Pine trees have long been recognized
as highly beneficial in the treatment OF
backache, kidney and and bladder trou-
BILE. Pineules is the name OF new med.
icine, the principle ingredients OF which
come from the pine forests of our own
native land.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-06

The sworn statement of the manu-
facturers protects you from opiates in
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar
he cough syrup that drives the cold
ut OF your system, Sold by Cook Il
Odee.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-06

The disgusting discharges from the
nose and throat, and the fowl catarrhal
breath, are quickly dispensed with by
using DIR. Shoops Catarrah Cure. Such
soothing antiseptic agents Us Oil Eucaly-
ptus, Thymol, Wild Indigo, etc., have
been incorporated into q snow white
cream making catarrhal balm unex-
celled. Sold by Schultz q Ketcham.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-06

Constipation makes the cold drag
along, Get Il out of you. Take Ken
nedy's axative Honey and Tar cough
syrup. Contains no opiates. Cook 4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-14
P. A. RuYcIx DEAp.

Wetumpla bOaen Prominent Citizen---
 Assisfant District Attorney te Wed.
 Wetumpka, Nov lS.--( Especial. )-r-P. A. nuyek died In his rooms at the HO- tel Lancaster this morning about 10 o'clock. having been i'll for short time with pneumonia. MF, BuEek WAS for a number of years before hts health tailed, one of ElmoFe County's moat prominent citizens. He was prosperous and was a leader in business circles as well as in political aRairs, though he never sought personal political pre- ferment. Or late years he has been physically unable to participate In such matters. MT. Buyek leaves a siatees Mrs. E. M. Cain and two daughters Mrs. B. l.. Gaddis, IT,, and Miss Jen- nie Dnae Huyok. who is In Nashville attending Belmont College.
 Mrs. &. Y. Austin has Issued invita- tions to the marriage of her niece, M a Emma Lou Humphries, to Emmett s. Thigpen. The wedding will occur ct the Baptist Church on November 2i. Mrs and Mrs. John Cain will entertain tn honor of Mr. and Mrs. Thigpen on the evening of Wednesday the zlst, from g to IL.
 The Board of Control of the lgsths- dist Church will give Ge0eptien to the members of the churchA "Wednesday evening at the home of W. L,l Lancas- ter.
 Mrs s. T. MeAorris will entertain at bid euehre on Thursday afternoon. Her guests will meet Mrs. l.. "a. Robfson who was formerly Mss shaekeIforA of Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-14
NEWS M BRIEF

w. s. Broun. of ss Broadway Street, New York City, has written letter so Mayor W. M. Teague of Montgomery, ask,ng for a copy of his photograph to be added to a collection ot the pico tures of the chief executives et ioo American cities, A r2produetion or tne Mayors face was forwarded 70 New York yesterday. duly inscribed Wlth MT. Teague's official autograph.
 The following marriage licenses were issued yesterday From the Pro- bate Office, B. Miner and Jesse Far, rish. w. 1T. Haigler and Nina F. Brake, c. F. stanford and Nittie Lee sweatt.
 The prayer meeting service at the Central Presbyterian Church Will pc led tonight by Judge R, T, simpson. It Is earnestly desired that mere pe a fun attendance of the eongregAtlon'
 Certificates of the incorporation pr the Pell City Drug Company and the Pell City Bottllng Works were nled yesterday with the Secretary of state
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-14
Cinlmn self peRense.

Mrs. J. c. Pelham, who shot and Killed her husband at Getmore. mln- ing camp In the Southern part Of the county night before last, was lodged in the county jail here today on init timns from Justice Tharpe's court charging her with murder. She has not enployed counsel, and according to a statement made by her it IS not believed that she will get lawyer aS she intends going before the grand fury to tell all about the killing. Tbi story told by the woman about the killing Is most sensational and at tns same time pathetic.
 She stated that she lived with nee Husband seventeen years. She says ne returned home night before last in an intoxicated condition and began abusing her. She says he beat her and was asking for his shot gut when she Opfnod fire with pistol, killin z her husband.
 She says she knew her husband as one who would carry out a threat, and she shot to save her own life as the man had stated he intended blow Ing her brains out.
 The woman when called upon by a reporter at first declined Go speak of the crime hut afterwards openly told of tho killing and expressed the opin- ion she would not need allewyer She is a woman of middle age.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-14
FINE SHOPPING TODAY,

Fsxusyt fsunuerh to Give Free ExhiAa~
 tIan nt PieEkett spFinEs . A team of six of the Werlas pAss shootsrA, who are touring the seush under the direction of iagge arms company, will reach Montgomery to- day and will be the guests of the saps ital l,itv Gun Club at free lsluA ghoot 10 be given at Pickett aprlnAs y,ranntIy at o'clock this. afternopni The team, 1t Is elalmsdt are las worlds champions. IL is composed ak Mr and Mrs. Adolph ToppeFwain, ". R Crosby. John R. Taylor, 5. hoa and ]. Mowelf Hawkins |.
 Whlle general invitation IS sAT 4snaaa to every one to attena the shoot hv tha experts, ladies are. especlhlly ,n,,,ssd te witness the shoqtlnE of Mfs' , Tannsrwain. ,r who Is Feputed 70 be tns ah srnnion female rife, revolver AAa shat gun shot of the world, She ts r,ati,,a of san Antonio, Tex. ana, air .haaeb she took up shooting only thsae vaara ago, she ls said to nave SeveIonea into a remarkable shef'
 Tbs other i've members of the parry ara all acknowledged experts W WlsA yrtdasnraaS reputation as shots, fnelr n~Sihitions will no doubt be rare trsa, for the lovers of this sport in ana around Montgomery. ..,,
 rhe party will arrive in Montgomery at ii o'clock thls morning from PIT ~, minrham where they gave an eNhiyi- tIon vesterday. They wll, h all pIop- abiilty, go from Montgomery 10 Mo- bile,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-14
nLuEs no GIVE RroEFTION.
SoIdlePs will Entertain In Their New
 Quarters Friday Night.

AuMFNEEH
 The formal opening of the remod- elled rooms of the MontToH.e cry True pIues in the city building Friday night will be marked by a trirlant recep- ton to which invitations have been issued. r,.-,-
 The affair will be given in the Blues arnory by the active members Of the command to the Survi, urS' Association inc Reserve Corps and to all others who have ever served in the com
 Major B. M. washburp, President of the Survivors Association, will pre-. sent the company with a group of photographs of the members of the Blues a. the time of the war between the states. The photographs will be nppropriately framed and will be treasure which will be highly prlEod by the organization.
 banouet of an informal nature will follow the reception and ad- dresses will be made,
 The Blues have recently completed the ramodelllng of their armory' New furniture, new lockers. wall pHpering and a carpet have been installed and other improvements nave been made, all at much cost to the company This reception will be the first opportunity of the young soldiers t. entertain their friends in their new quarters.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-14
eITIEEas CLEAN CEMETERY.

DemOpOIla People EEBpP0vs Burial
 GroBnd in Volunteer Movement.
 Demopoils, Nov. ls.--(SpeeiaL )-A big crowd went down to the Lyon eem- e4sry this afternoon and put the grounds In good condition. Trash and Rubbish were removed which had aceu- Inulated and the grounds now present an entirely different appearance.
 Good work on the strs"ts continues. Main Street from Decatur. south has been widaned to the line and the old ditch alied. Tie telephone and light wire poles on this street were origin aliy placed beside the ditch, and now that the street has been widened, they stand in the middle of the street and will have to be moved Another inc pFoyement worthy of mention'ts ee" faent crossing from the Demopolis Inn 'HcYoss Main Street.
 Dr, and Mrs. Edward B. Bailey are being congratulated on the arrival Sunday morning, of a daughter.
 Mrs, ". c. Winn has returned from a visit to relatives in Montgomery:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-14
eApspEN coUNcIL YInLps.
Ready to Grant RiEha te Buila water
 YVaxlxa

Ready to Grant Right Sc Build Water
 NoEIgn,
 fsadsden. Nov. Especial, l--At ap adjourned session of the City Council last nishf the board Of Mayer and Aldermen announced they had ex- hausted every means fn their power in combating the rights Of R A, Mitchell and his assprate to ccHstruct water works system ip this city ul- der a contract given hfnA by former administration, and they were now ready to grant him his right.
 The noted case has been fought hack and forth ln the various courts of the State for the past four years, the patience of the public was becom- Ing soFels tried. and must relief ls felt over the outcome.
 GadsIen sehaoI nonAs Sold.
 The $ls,000 setfooI bond issue. voted upon last spring for the building Of aia additional school building for the city schools, was sold today at par to % liner Brothers, bankers of BiFming- ham, through their legal Farrgsenta- tive. John B. weakley, Mayer smith announced the building would be un- der way before the first of the yeaF. The city has been compelled to renR outside property For school purposaa owing to the rapid growth of the city The two large school buildings have been full more than q year ago. '
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-14
MARY AGNES PERRY

Mrs. Charles Perry. of Glen Falls, N. r., writes: T wish could induce every mother who has weak. sickly child to try that delicious cod liver oil preparation, Vinol Our little daughter had lost flesh. was thin. pale and sickly, and nothing seemed to do her any good. Having heard of Vinoi we decided to try it, and the results were marvellous, It restored her ap- petite and she is gaining in weight right along; the color has returned to her cheeks and she seems stronger than she has for years"
 Every mother in Montgomery is asked to try Vinol It certainly does make children robust, strong and healthy. Vinol is pure cod liver oil and tonic iron preparation, without a drop of oil to upset the stomach and retard it's work. It Is delicious to the taste and children love 1t
 We have never sold anything in our store equal to Vinol to create strength for old people, weak, s'ckly women and children. E. G. Fowler, Druggist Note.--while we are sole agents for VinoI in Montgomery 1t is now for ssise at the leading drug store in near. iy every town and city in the country. Look for the vinol agency in your town
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-14
.MnETINa oT LuMnERMEN.
Alabama Manufacturer Discuss short
 age Of Cara.

Alabama Manufacturers Discuss ShOrt-
 aGe of Cars.
 About dozen saw mill men from all parts of Alabama were present yes- terday at the session of the Alabama Lumber Manufacturers Association, at the New Exchange Hotel.
 The lumber manufacturers were in session for several hours. discussed various features of their business, and adJouFning at o'clock to partalSe of sumptuous luncheon,
 Those present at the meeting were the following representatives of Ala hama lumber mills. D. H. Morris, Jr,, of the Alabama and Florida Lumber Company. Noma. Tlya.; L. A. Boyd of the Henderson Boyd Lumber Company, Riehburg; J. W .Hunnieutt of the Hun nicutt and Neal Lumber CompHny, Wick: J. H. Eddy, Secretary of the Ass sociation, Raul Lumber CefBpany. Bir- mingham; H. Fl, Shell. LathoFp Lumber Company, Birmingham; D. H. Marbury of the Marbury Lumber Company, Mar bury; A. L. Kelley of the Morris Com- paRy. Slooumb; A, L. Names, seotta Lumber Company, Fulton; w. D. Bur- ton Of the Montgomery Lumber Com pafly, Mark Miller and W. She0ard Of the Miller Brent Company, Foley,
 The principal matter disc ussed by the saw mill men was the shortage of cars on the railroads. and It's effect upon their industry. At the present time the shortage. which the railroads seem powerless to Pemed.' is causing a great deal of inconvenience, and even loss of trade to the mills, and 1t seems to be growing worse than it has been. It was agreed to devote the greater poF-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-14
BURIED IN EUFAuLA.
.. W. viniDg Killed While Coupling
 Gapa-~aFfss Long HomORed.

.. W. viniDg Killed While Coupling
 Caps--sEfsS Long HomORed.
 Eufaula, Nov. 1s.-(special. )--The remains of John Wiley Vinlng reached here yesterday yesterday afternoon from Macon. Ga. and were interred In Fair View -Cemetetry this morning. Mir. vIning was aceid"ntaily killed while coupling cars In Moean on the preced- ing day, Deceased was reared in this city. A little ever a year ago he mar ried Miss Rosa Leo Cade, young wo- man of this city, by whom he is sur yfved.
 This morning Miss Marie Cherry ten- deFed \ card party at her home in honor of Miss Gartha Long, who will wed Wednesday afternoon. In the after noon, Miss Long was also the guest of honor at q luncheon rendered by Miss Catherine Je1ks.
 John JelIoy. a farmer from over the river.lhas disposed of five wagon loads of turnips in the city this fall. Mir. Jelloy usually realizes from s25O 10 $500 per year from the sale of his pfodr uets. He produces the finest variety in this section Of the country,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-14
HUGHES WEARS RzD CAT.

Dons Danger Signal for Ppeterfaem
 From Hunters.
 New York. Nov. ts.--A special ae- spateh to The Times from Ramp KlIkaiTe. in the AdiFonoRskA where Governor-elect caarlee E Hughes is recuperating from he atacp tion labors, says Mir. Hughes took the precautlon yesterday, while taklHg hia exercise in the woods. tO wear a bright red cap. There are mang hunv ters in the forests now looking for deer, and the red cap was worn as . danger signal for their beneHG Mr :. Hughes himself. the dispatch says, does not care for hunting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-14

.,an as the next session of the Asses sisf,an to a discussion of the subject = which the members are to devote esneeiai thought and attention Heaas while, ~ .,.w,aua ~rases of lumber was discussed at some ienrth. it seeming the general opinioa of those present that the demand m several of the grades Is stronger snaa fin the past, giving an impetus, ana ah added strength to the priees.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-14
son1lDnnnd Trnin Late.

While there was only one section ot the Louisville and Nashville train No. 8 to New Orleans last night, 1t did not leave Montgomery until 12 o'clock. The VVestern Railway train came In two hours and thirty minutes late, caused by waiting on the Southern train iH Atlanta. only one section of the West ern train was run and the Louisville and Nashville waited over four hours for it as that train arriEed from cin- einnati about Q o'clock,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-14
NEWs oF cENTRnvILLE.
pIsb oouBty Is BulIdIng New Brlags.

Bibb County is BuiIdinE New Bridges.
 cantFeville. Nov lS--(SpeciRl )- The court of County ( mmiSsioners has been in session here .his week and much business has been transacted Sometime since the court Ieeidec 10 build an iron bridge across the creek at Six Mile and work on it has pro gressed so rapidly that it will be ready tn be used by the travelling fuhlie With the completion of this bride" there will be five Iron bridges in the county.
 Solicitor Thompson has inst return ed from Wilcox county where he at" tended Circuit Court His record as prosecuting attorney at that term ot the court was very fine. as he secured q conviction in every case that went to trial
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-14

She came to this city about 2 week ago with her sister, and boarded for 3 short time with friend on East eoaS s boefmaer oFsss rers and saS the decided to leave the place She sent her trunk to the union depot, giving the ampresssen that she was returnlng ice learned Of the affair, and after an investigation found the young glr1 was not. married to the. man, and beth were taken Into custody
 Thompson Brought Rack.
 Charged with having eGfEbezzied over sl,s0o from his former employers, CIarr ence Earl Thompson, young. man highly respected here during hts resi- dence Of about D year. was returned to the city this morning by Sheriff James c. Van Felt, and Is now ecclt- pying a cell In the c9unty iatl. uns able to procure bond for his arelease pending triai
 i Thompson was arrested in New 0rs leans upon renuest of the local sheriff wbo located him there when the short- ages were discovered and Seeurad re- uuisitton papers for his extradition, Thompsen was a member of Q real es- thte firm in the Crescent City, hav- tng engaged in business seon after he left Pensacola.
 When the county jail was reached today, the prisoner refused to make any statements regarding his case of the charge against him, preferring first to- consult with an attorney
 He was employed as boekkeeper and cashier by the Mepayia-Hyer Com pany, real estate and loan agents, and was under bond in the sum of s5,00o, which was furnished by surety com- paHy, which win have to make good the shoT tage, The soung man made many friends here and was well thought of, apparently being steRdy and industrious,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-14
VIII Publish Names.

Announcement was made today by one of the higher city officials that an ordinance would be sought at the next meeting of Che City Council to provide for the publishing of names of men arrested in raids nada on al- legged gaming rooms, the publication to be ln the shape of city advertising
 The city ofieiai states that ip thIs way much damage can De hone to the gaming business in thls olty. as men
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-14

who occasionally so ipto such resorts have no fears as theis names do not appear in the newspapers. Mayor Ward and Chief of Police wier assert that they will push the erusade on gambling, Suspected Foonis In tha Morris hotel were again raided last night and four men were placed un- der arrest charged with gaming. This was the second raid on suspected rooms In the Morris hot6l raidad in the past week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-14
Men WnIk 0na.

The 200 employees of the Beaaeu4aY Soil Pipe Company walked out tlais meFns Ing and the plant Is idla The feeai officials in charge of the plant rAfuaa to discuss the matter but it is under stood the retirement of l.. A. Carlisle as superintendent of the plant Is ono Of the reasons for the walk-out. It is also stated that the matter of wagea is involved N. 0. Nelson Of st. Louis, president of the company, Is in the eis- trlct and conferred with leaders among the men today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-14
conntr Rerlntrar Hurt

Russellvllie. Nov. iS.--(Speciai. )--A R. Smith. a member of the Board et Registrars of Franklin County, hes been badly injured in a runaway and Is at his home In @ serious condition His team ran away and he was thrown violently from hIs wagon,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-14
PEONAGE TRIAL ON
FLORIDA CASES BEFORE UNITED
 STATES COURT T0nAy+
.IacIxmens Lmmber Company lsmployen Charged with Keeptnw Men Al pemafGnfion of City knlf
 Grnft Aeemeptione.

Pensacola, >Fla.. Nov, 1s+~l lspecial. l--- Unless the present plans fall, the first af the peoHage eaass now before She Unitea States Court will be called to morrow morning bfore Judge Charles swayne- Tt will be upon indictment 5s2. whi0R charges Manager ". S. Harlin, Woods foreman Gallagher. and peopage, and over fifty witnesses from Iockhart, Ala, and Walton County, ria. wIll be heard before the case ss concluded. The more important zovernfaaent WitpeSses are either un- der bond for theK apparance, or else confined in the county Jail
 The indictment which charged the manager and others with conspiracy was Vigorously attacked by counsel for defendAnts In court today, who de- murfed and objecsed to number of the as4egations and also atacked it's legality. These were all oyerruled by thb court The same legal fight was made upon the indictments, four in number the counsel setting forth req sons why the indictments should be set aside
 The court has taken these under ad- visement and wilt render a decision this morning, and unless there are fur- ther objections and arguments the ex- animation ct witnesses will commence in what is claimed to be the most im- portant cases of this character eyer brought before q court. One dozen persons have been Indieted many of whom are officers and employees of the big lumber company.