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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-23
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-23
AUCTION SALES.

r. f. Knox, Auctionter.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
~ ABLE REAL ESTATE, BRICK PLANT,
MACHINERY AND FIXTURES To-
GATED AT BRICK HAVEN. ALEX
ANDRGA COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
Of the city of Alexandria, Virginia, rendered
on the 18th Of September, 1906, in the chan
Gerry cause therein Tendng between John p.
Agnew " Co., who sue, etc., compliments.
and the Jackson Phillips Brick Company and
others, defendants, the undersigned special
commissioners Of sale appointed by said de-
Gree will on
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-23
CLARENCE c. LEADBEATEB, President.
EDWARDS s. LEADBEATER, Vice President.
JOHN LRADBEATEB. See. and Treasurer.
ESTABLISHED 1902.
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(IEcoRPoRATRD.)
Wholesale Druggists

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Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Dyestufs, Spices,
Druggists Fancy Goods and Specialties. I'm
porters Of Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes, Per-
tnTlery, Olive OIL, &c.
Agents for John Lucas 4 Co.'S, Tinted
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DEVICES Lead and Zinc Paints.
Goods shipped the day order is received.
Quotations furnished by return mail. Cor.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-23
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-23

&c G. P. TEA and l5c freshly roasted COZ
FEE Sre exceptionally good for prices at
i C.. MIIRURN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11

Eahc sur Heiic in's MnslanS &c.
iorst 6. @ainc, Nr. 413, Cit-SaIti.
u,orc-S trakr, nalc Suitambonie-Ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11

WfiQioncn Collars. @ier ioutc nc.
nigItenS Den Ntibbrdlldcn Elm HiCgel
DorgcIdoben lpcrOcn.
Cab Der &unObricitrGgcr Gicnlt
leincn Sbcil 5u Ocu Foit Gcfi5itS
bcitrGNt, lit bcfnnnt. Gcabolb Miro
man i'm obcr nidJt micOer ~cingcben
loilcn; I'M Wcgcntbcil, er ioQ eruCi.
.tcrt mcrocrl. Ibcr ooh tonnen Wtit.
tel unO @c9c gciunoen mer0er, Gin.
nabmcn lut0 IuSgabcn unicrcr Epit.
S%crluaItunA mcbr in Ginflung 81
bringcn, IS lit I'M GongrcB mebrs
fad) sur Sprnd)e gebrod)t moroen,
0nB Snfcl Sam Ben Giicnbo1nca
iiir bic @cf0rOcrung icincr Eoit be.
Oclltcno mcbr sable, ais EriOatc fir
iDrc Scnbungcn bon 8iitcrn un9
Manrcn. Hltd) bier f0nnten Gripor,
llilIc gclnud)t mer0cn. Nur mulB Die
Sade redt nngefobt mcroer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11
WunuIt VI. SpuruocS.

IS Iiarb am 8. Sfiu6er 1906 nad inr5er
Nrnil6cii 9lugnit VI. Gunraoce, 9~eIicbter Sntte
bon gIuGuiia Comrades, geb. SilIerlaIt, I'M 60.
Sabre tciIee YeUcils.
81 irii6 fHIug oicfc biitre Siuubc,
Sic Sid aus %lnfrer Ntiite rubm,
Sod trbiicub iuInmi'5 ans ~unierrl Dtullbc:
SSu5 @oit tbut, ous lit woDIgctbnn.
lScinct nihi Sbr meille aicbcn,
gSciI id ni6t ircbr Del @uh bin;
@oit. Der 0err I'M 9iutmeI o'rubcl,
9iubm mid licbebuu oabil.
2ebct iuobI, acoerfet meiHer,
9Scnu bic luge i.icben bin;
llno fcil Iag, Iciii, aud nldt elmer,
Slic1', no i'd p~ergcticn bin.
Sie Nccroi0un0 finoet Spuucritng, ocr If.
Sfiobcr. 3 llDr gid6mitiuGa. BON ielner letter
g8obnIuG an SOlibcrrsgthenl III Sur0cnpille.
baltimore GuuntD. no, aus itdtf. Neiieta
SUMO p~rinuiinl auf Der gNallimorlr Cemetery. "
C9Snfbilgton 3. e.. 3citltn8cn ipouen peII
cuDirrr.) (2S3-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11
Sas iuciblid)c Glcmcnt in Der ruff
id)cn Mc~Uulutipn.

@ic in Ser irnn50iiihcn, 10 ipieIer
audi in ser rlliiiibcn Iepollltion oil
6railen cine bcocl,tcnoe Hoac. Sdil'
ler id)ricb inter Dem Gill0rltd ser
Nadrihtcn ans 6ranfrcih: ia mer.
Den @cibcr ST. 0pdncn lut0 treibel
nit Gnticben S6cr5!" 9llld in HuBs
lanO 5eigt iih oicic Grideinllng. Wor
bralld)t MIR Die gcrid)te ltnO GORE.
'%ponOcn5cn eurOpGiihcr 3citungct
art5ulcbcll, Inn 81 Dem llrtbeil 81
tommen, onB cine p~ollItGnOige Ser
%milOcrung u110 &%crrobung oerIruller
rno Wdoden eingcriIien lit, Die in
Sem reoolutionGrcn Sreiben tbGtig
iin0. llnO eS iilrb nid)t etlpa Die
6rnlen uV0 S06tcr ser Grmcrcll
GolfSfloIier, Ionoern pielfod Wdo.
den aus D0bercn StGnocn, Generals.
t0dter, Sod)tcr bon boDen 9eamten.
God 0ic Wil0eitcn Der @iloen limo,
mic Der Fctersburgcr Mitorbeitcr Ell
tcs 2cip5iger 9lotteS idreibt, Die
Stu0entinnen Der afaoemii6eil
6roucnfurie, Die iid 5u Dem io5iol.
rcpolntion1rcn Erogromm betcnnen
unO in ibren HcOen cine 5Gbe Chat
trait, einen SanotismiS Scr Serni6.
tung oi~icnbnrcn, ser Sen ibrer nlGnll.
lid)cll Wenoiien mcit iibertriift. 0ieIe
Sti0cntinncn lplelcn IN Der ruliild)en
&euoution nidt Die Nole bon Mit-
gdn9erlnncn, ion0crn lie iilo Die trci-
benoe &rnit uno Die Sollitrederinucn
Der gei0brIihltcn nSinriftumgen."
Sic opfcrn Niles: 3ufunft, 6reibeit,
2ebcn uno ibre meibli6e GDre. NlS
Gcriiibrcrinnen ser unrciien Sugeno.
Die JIG lid seiiigig MAIDEN, Die iie SIT
.EDuten anjulpprlen perIteben, lin0
lie fllrd)tbar. Nelln 3ebntel Ser grit
men Sungen aus Sen @pmnaiien uno
9icoliduIeu iino @ert5eugc in oeil
SGnoen Der StuOcntinncn, bic iie NIT
@olluit uno 9llttgier OurbtrGnfcn
unO ibnen oonn i'm gcgebeten Nu0en-
blid ocn Gold p0cr Die Bonnie in Die
@anO oriidcn.
Gin trnurigeS 9ilo. Vton meiB ia
aud bon Observation-Disclosures, meld)'
ianatiide Gollcn Srnilcn gelpielt ba-
ben; man fcnnt bic Barrier y0amcn
Der Sole" bonn Sabre 1889, Die mic
9cIticn miitbeten; allein mas Troucn
in Der ruiiilhen Hepolution %lciltcn,
0us iolltc mani nidt fir mogliG bol.
ten. Meiit limo es innge MGoden
obne llrtbeil, Die in oicicr cpioemi-
idcn 9euc9ung cine Sallptrolc lpic-
len. Gin oItes @ort lolltet. "IleS
be9reiien beiBt AaeS entihuloi9cn."
0icic Gridcinnngen in &uBlono be-
greiie @iner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11

plc1eS >SQDr rltllO Li,UtV SfQllpcll I'M
@eluid)t bon 400 Einnb getrngen.
Ger Staat nobm ooiiir $500 6rancs
Elm.
GineGirtoiiicrin aus Dem
Surem 0cS SultunS bat benz Wrp6.
BERN aus Giieriudt cine &ligel in
ocn 2eib geiogt. so l1Bt iid me.
nigltens Gin Barrier 9pulepnro Slait
aus GonItuntinopcl bcrid)tcn. 81,
glouben broud)t man Die M1r oeS-
megen bod nod niht.
Sir Sanes : I | d t o II
Vropn, Der Gpriibcr Der @ciuno-
belts . Snipcttorcn : &crcinigrng in
Gnglonb. bot fiirjlid) bos 3eitun9s.
lcien ais Elm Wittcl sur Grboltlng
Der 8~ciunobcit gepricicr. Sic Bel,
tuitg gebe leidt perooulihe 9eiitige
Nabrnng. Wnnd)er Wenid) iei MIR
ourd) leine 3cltuna Dor Sriibllnll
mo Shmcrmutb beiunbrt poroen.
@pllte man bic 3eitun9en abihof,
len, 10 miiBte man bic SrrenbGuler
pcrgrobern. Nlio ileiBig 3citung le-
len, UNI geilillb 81 bleiben. Ser eng
Iiihe 8ciunbbeits . Snipettor bats
geiogt, unb Der muB eS milien.
Sic III iiiion iir pa
niide ariegsanipriihe, oeren Bort
Ter ser iriibere Senator ". e.Gbonh-
Ter bon Gclp Sampibire lit, ioa nod
elmer Scriiiglune Observation-Disclosures.
ieuelt bis gum .. Mars lueiter bette
ben. Sie Sauptiadc bieier Cont
millions . Mitelieber iii wobl bos
einitreifen ihoner @ebaIter 9ewc-
icn, bcnn ionit batter Die ipaniid)cn
anipriidc lauait crlcoiat icin fon-
nen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11

Gngldno nj d) Of sic
ruiiiihen @irren 81 Nltbc. Sn Ser.
iicn bot cs Sen ruiiii6cn GiniluB IN
Ben Sintergrmo gcorGn9t ulr0 n,6
III Afgboniitnn trGgt cS cinen Sicg
iiber HuBlanO oooon. Der Gmir &o.
bllb lluab bot li6 enOlid oa5u bcmc.
gen loilen, Die Ginlaoultg &orO Wtins
ties SIT einem 9ellldJ in Snoien an.
5%unebmcn. Seit i%eiller Sbronbcitei.
gltng i'm Sabre 1901 perbiclt Iih ser
Gn1ir obueiicn0 gegeit bic inoiifc Me
g%ierung. Die dnglo. iu0iidel &c8ie.
rllll0 llto Sen gltirE mieoerlplt elm,
ben Gieefonig boat iSnoith diitah De-
JUDI abjuitatten, atlQin 9bQeSj mas cr.
reift ipllroc, mar, bdb epiieineu Spbn
5i elmer S~elud)Sreiic nnd} Sl,0ien
idifte. Die NuSbiloun9 Der nigbo.
nii6en Sruppeln ourd) euglilfe Dill.
5ierc mo oie @epnbrltng BON Gons
Seliionen fir itrotegilde GiIenbabnen
lcDnte CT entldicOcn dhy. Nenn Is
MIN Der englil6en Diplomatic gelltn.
gen lit, ben b%artnGtlgen Aigbanen.
bcrriNer SIT einem Seiub in &nOicn
Su bcpeaen, 10 lit OnS Elm 9rober Gr.
iol1. Sic boiicn iebt aud). sic &C.
wiinihtcn Giicnbabn.G on5ciiioncn 5t
c%rlungcn. SaB Gnglarro alle Wtittel
ompcnocn miro, nm Oieic SanObabc
81 erlangen, 10 LANCE GuBlano oDn'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11
Ymclin &. Niclhs.

GS ftnrb ant 8. Sftobcr 1906 smelia ".
6telos, sch. %gGdGlier, 2cIiebte Satin bon gSul.
3. SicIos. i'm 33. Sabre ibrca GcberS. Sic
WeeroiGnng tiHoct Sunncritag, NnbmittaGe 2
ubr, bon ibrcr lebtcn &Sobnung, 9tr. 500. Sops
flIte=IoefuIe. aus ltnii. (2S2-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11

Writ ctnem & nm bic
ErobibitionSfrage beginnt Der iiln1s
ite ltnionsltoot. CALEDONIA, lcir
itootlidcS Guicin. Sn bisberi9cn
Serritprilum Sflabpmo iporelt
@roucrcicn, Observation-Disclosures
unb @irtbldoitcn bisber u~nbebelligt
gcbliebcn. Sm Snbianer Serrito'
rilum oo9CGcn berridte Erobibition.
Nuil, bo bcioe Serritorien ST eineml
Stoote pcrcinigt iinb, babcn iic, mic
iibcr cine gauge gn5obl atloercr
iuiftiger Iro9en. aild) iibcr Die Ero'
bitionsfroge ob5uitimmcn. @ic cs
bcn Mnid)ein bat, lit oas Trobibi-
tionsclemcnt BORT itorf gellng, nm
Gas Geiultat Der beporitebenoen Nb-
itlmmrng p~prl0ufig nod oils Elm iil-
gcipiIles crId)circn 81 loiicn. Tpn
pcridicoencn Seiten miro ols Com.
pronliG Socol Option porgcidlugcn,
nod lpeld)er icbcS Go,lrtp iibcr Die
Sicenifro9e ielbititaubi9 abitimmeri
fonnte. SrciIidl ein iebr n,oeerer
Sergleid; abcr oud pielleift nod
oos einsige WitteI, Ole brnbenbc De.
moralilircnoc Neutrality-suspicious.
bon DEM jlingcn Staotc o%b5nipeils
oen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11

Sebf, mad 5mei Sdbren
enolid). Ipa Infloge er6obcn mcrben
ge9en Den @cidGitsfii6rcr oca GGi,
cogo'cr ~~Sroallois : 3bcuterS," bel
oellen @ronb iiber GOO WicnidC1
INNS Sc6en fomen. dc gauge Sc
lhidte Iiebt pie cine 9onfcrottcrtld-
rllllg uniercr onterifoniifen Ncd)tSs
pflcge aus. Nad1meislif ieGltcn an
DEM S6eotcr iclblt sic cininditct
Slderbeits- aae 9c-
ltimmungen Ser 9ouoronrng morcn
ilbertreten, ltno itrotoem lit es IN bcn
5ipet Sobren, bic ieitbcm pcrfloIien
limo, nidlt %gelitn9en, eincn OcrS dul-
ot9en 5ltr &edtnidoft 5u 5icbcn. 60
lit es bcnn lpabridcinIid, Bob Der
croIld) ongcflogte @cidditSfiibrcr
nit GROCER 8cmiitbSritbe icincm
Tcrbor entgcget blicfcn miro.
Scr StoDl Srult but lcbs
ties Sa6r 20 WfiQionen Sonncn 81
lercr5c perorbeitet; bieica SaGr lucr,
Den cs nod cinige MiQioncn Sonncn
nlebr Ieir. .,Sebt bot iid Der Srltit
Die Sia'iden Giiencr5logcr Der @rcnt
Nortbcrn 9ubn oeiidert, bon oencn
nod)ltcS Sobr 10000 lonncn @iien-
Itcin pcrorbeitct merOen iollen. Ger
Stobl = Sruit bat iid) 0rrd oieie
IQniiition leinen 9cOorf an Gr5cn
anf etluu % meiterc Sabre geiid)crt,
obglcid) CT bereitS Gr5logcr beiitt,
Die GO Sabre trciden, Ter G%iicnbobn,
Mognot Sill unb bic iibrigcn 9ltticns
illbo6cr Der @reat Nortbern 9abn
bobcn cin glGn5enocs @ci6Gft &c.
modt. gu bieien @liidlihcn gebort
aud a0nig @Omoro bon England
uno Der Erin5 BON @ules. Ger
groBtc @cpinter lit, nud elmer Ncll.
Bcrung 9iTs, 5. ". 2ongpcor, Scr
81 MiQioncn Collars cinlodt. rSm
@on5cn .erboItcn bic Snterciicntcn
Der Sia'ihcn @reot 9tortbern 9obn
pom Stobl = Srult 92,S9l,0OO Col.
lars. Sdones !@eid)6it, nid)t moBr?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11

ucber bic GerGnberun IL
gen III sen Wlnoern bc% 2)cllpm-
itonc EorfS miro 9eid]riebcn: n&Scl,
dJc iidtborc llmlponblun0 bot iid) III
Dem pcrbolinibmGBig fl,r5en 3cit-
rol,mc bon Scbn Sobrcn an mond)cn
Der Sdnuliiidc ~uol5ogenl @lcid)
boS critic iener Notur : Wirotcl,
rWummotb Sot Springs" ii6cr-
roidt Cen, Der nad) 5ettn Sabrcll
lpicbcr fommt, burd) bic Nclbilcltr0
beibcr Nrcllcn, bic IN goll5 perIdie'
benen H%id)tln9cn bic mllnber6orcrl
Sormntionen nit ibrcm liebcnb BET
ber @oiicr ii6crfllitben, nm ibncrl
iene 5oubcrboftcn 8ebilbe 81 Der
lciben. In Sbeilcn iercs mciBId)in1s
mer1bcn I~ribuucs, oltf ocncn Dor
5cbn SoGrcn mcine 9e9leitcr lid sur
pbotogropbildlcn Iufnobme poitir-
ten, ltiir6cn bette bic @llItbpeQelt III
mud)tigcn Gnsfobcn 81 Sbal, un0
ibrc iilberrpeibcn 01mpfc. bic lid
olcid) lid)tcn, bit unb Der mebenoer,
Sd)lciern oamGblid) iibcr Die gor5c
6ornotion mlsbreitcn, umlbiillcr
icne bon Der SonO titoniider 4iinit-
Ter 9cbllDetcn &oloBiholcn, in bcncr
lid bic bciber @oiicr, sefGrbt burd,
Den &eflcr frpitaaiidcr Gbionoerun-
gen, ollnGblid bon Dem Siebepunft
bis sur Scmpcrotur Der tic un,gc.
bcnocn Slftiditt qbfiiblen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11
Der 9eutfde correspondent

geIhahsfhGrer e. u. Sein5, @pbnnno:
e. & y. 12l VI g8llbruoi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11
Snrner, Ser 2eihenbcitatter,
@iQian1 Guut'S
wphl0elann.c S75 Ncersinnnnen nnfnil

pru6tpulcn Saro. nit f1war5cm Gid meibcm
ODER 0rnItcm Ylii6 iibcr5ugcn; ilbcren auiien;
Necrbignu9 : gn5eiGc. Ginbnlinluircu. @nno'
fdibG, ,Irawr1lor. lobtcnbcHta ,0ocr Nede, Geff,
flIilg ocS @rdbc6, 2eibeHipnGelt, iehS rteue
@uif6en, ainGs, StiibIc, 2i6tcEl 9cudter uto
Srdpcric'n.
9nco uunitGnSin SO. Seine Grtrn. speicn.
$50 = Ncrianot uou Scidcn $50.
anbcrc gecrbianug 500, StGO uno S1i0.
NORTH. nno Urccuntuunt. stpcrGc.
Weioc Iclepboiie. TdA mo 9iadbt.
(STti|)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11

&O,uIanS'S tiirfiidje 8Gbcr.
GanttabIe.esebduoe, Yuitamt eencm. etetS uffcn.
(slug22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11

Ser grobc @cin it It Sein'
rihS oes &icrteu Der lid iiber 1900
SUB an elmer Maller bin5iebt, bot
oicies Sobr runO 1900 Srauben i'm
@eluid)t BON 400 Tilnb getragen.
Ger Stoot nobm ooiiir $500 6rancs
Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11
Ecrional Notiscn.
Wit @inScscilc noht faItcs @ette,

berbei. Sir bic SauSirau lit cs IfIidt. nadSn'
febefi, Oh nidt i'm Saufe fir Wanf ober Srnr
Sfpns 5l reini0cn ober sI firbet fei. sSil
bruieheli rid1t 5u pubIiairen ipegeit Sualttdl
Der Nrbeii ODER Ereis.
GItg Tnetng ano Slraning Gitnbltibnicnt,
Gr. 1896. CrlenuS.S truhc,
Baltimore, ORD.
0oparo SubIer, gigertbiimcr.
u, & Z. Sciepbpne. gSulfe 1612 y.
t275.s,S2.5)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-19
Tennessee Valley Fair Axsoeiatio HnIdn a Meeffnar

Tennessee Valley Fair Association
 Holds Meeting.
 Huntsville. Jan. 1S.-(Speciai) )--The organization committee of the Pied mont Driving Club and Tennessee Val ley Fair Association held meeting last night and canvassed the situa- tion. A thousand letters soliciting subscriptions were recently sent throughout the Tennessee Valley and many favorable replies have been re- ceived General interest has been aroused In the enterprise and from all appearances at the present time 1t will be success.
 Prominent men are among the pro- meters, among them being Col. W. F. Garth. owner of the Piedmont Stock dent of the Piedmont Driving Club which has valuable charter. Matters will be arranged if possible to have a fair and races in this city early next fall There are several available sites for the fair grounds and site will be selected and purchased as soon as the assication is legally organized.
 Miss Maude Phegley and J. Henry Slane were quietly married last night in the presence of a small company oi friends at the residence of Rev W. NJ Murray. pastor of the First Baptist Church. The ceremony was performed by Mir. Murray.
 ]. B. Campbell of Fackler, Ala, has been appointed deputy collector of in- ternal revenue for this point MT Campbell succeeds V. S. Root, who re. gently resigned the position to accept an appointment as deputy United States marshal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-19
DEAN DENIED BOND.
Shot Man Who Was Attempting To Es-
 cape Arreat

cape Arrest.
 Florence, Jan. 1S.--(Special)- )-After Ia hearing continuing through three days before Justices H. D. Smith and sC. W. Lemay. John Dean, the slayer of Edgar sharp in the west end of this county. during Christmas week, was yesterday remanded to jaid without bond.
 The case is peculiar one. Sharp had difficulty with Charley Dean and q warrant for his arrest had been placed in the hands of Pope McCorkle, who deputized Charley Dean to assist him, Dean in turn deputizing his broth CT, John. The evidence showed that Sharp was :n the act of climbing over a fence to evade his pursuers when the shot was fired by Dean that caused his death.
 There have been many legal mur- ders' in this county and though under the laws of the State no officer has the right to shoot or in any way in- jcre an escaping person charged with misdemeanor, Dean is the first man in the history of the county to be in- carcerated for such a crime
 Major Coleman, U. S. A. and Brigadter General w. w. Brandon, A. N. G., were in Florence last night to inspect the Wheeler Rifles. Company B. A. N G. Captain J. E. Gullette had fifty men in line with uniforms and guns in fine condition and the company made a splendid showing. Gen. Brandon spoke in very complimentary terms of the condition of the company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-19

as, of this place. and by large fam- fly connection. Her husband, Samuel H. Williams. died December Sl, 1908. She was a faithful and consistent mem- Der of the M. E. Church, modest and retiring in disposition. yet ever ready to go where duty called. She was an enterprising member of successfui millinery firm and will be missed Tn the business world. in church circles in social life but most of all at home, where her whole life was spent m rninistering to the wants of others.
 T. J. Williams has resigned as Reg ister in Chancery for Elmore county, the able clerk in the Probate oflce nus received the appointment as Registrar.
 Politics in Fillmore Is never entirely still. The political pot is simmerlng now with five announced candidates for sheriff, J. w. Weldon, D. w. Mccoy T S. Goree, C. M. Hall and D. J. smith.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-19
CoMER WILL ABIDE
SAYS ALL GOOD DEMOCRATS
 SHOULD UPHOLD COMMITTEE.
As q Loyal Member of the Party He Will Subscribe to the Rules
 Laid Down For Holding
 Primary.

Birmingham. Jan. 1s.--tSpecial)- Hon. B. B. Conner. Chairman of the state Railroad Commissian, candidate for the guberna atorial nomination in the Democratic primaries to he held in Au gust, to-day stated that he has never endorsed the action of the State Exec utive Committee at it's recent meeting in Montgomery. but that he acquiesces in its action. He saids
 T have never endorsed the action of the State Democratic Executive Com nlittee in the adoption of its plan for the coming primaries, but I acquiesce in its action. as all good Democrats should I think that quite a few features in the plan are not to the best interests of the party and State. but as a loyal Democrat will subscribe to any rules laid down by the Executive Committee"
 MT. Conner says that he is daily in receipt of the most encouraging re- ports from over the State. and he Is grstified at the progress he is making. He will speak at Athens Saturday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-19
GeoIoricnI Museum Committed.

A meeting of the Geological Museum Committee of the Alumni Association of the University of Alabama will meet in Birmingham Saturday. January 27. Plans will be adopted looking to the general upbuilding of the university. the erection of new buildings and the further beautifying of the grounds of the institution. Robert Jemison. Sr,. of Birmingham, is chairman of the com mittee and number of prominent cit- izens of the State are members of the committee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-19
Harry Vaughan fin BIrminxhnm.

Harry Vaughan. manager of the Bir- mingham baseball team. has arrived in Birmingham and will remain here until the season is we'll on. He announces that Dale Gear has been signed to play left field and that a second baseman named Hays has been secured. though efforts to get Niles back again from Philadelphia have not been abandoned. Vaughan is not bragging" as to the team but says that he will be in the running" from the start. He says that he has wires out for a number of good players in order to fill the team. If occasion arises.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-19
Everybody Knows What Constipation Is
But Not Everybody Knows What
 Hunyadi JanOs Is.

A large proportion of humanity suf- fer to a greater or less extent from constipation in one form or another How really few there are who do not know the distress, pain and general discomfort resulting from failure Of the bowels to move regularly. And does not this suffering seem foolishly un- necessary when we realize it Is due sim ply to ignorance of the proper and sim pie remedy-HUNYADl JANOS-the great Natural Mineral Laxative Water, not only the most eficacious remedy but also the most inexpensive. The cost of large bottle is but trife and 1t contains many doses. One dose is half a tumblerful drunk on arising in the moEning. The result is always cer- tain, quick and thorough. A pleasant and natural relief without griping or purging. Try it. At all Druggists.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-19
Killed at Steel Plant,

George Stier, who was well-known in Ensley and who had been employed in the steel works for several years. was instantly killed yesterday afternoon. The deceased was attending to his duties as a foreman of one of the trav- cling cranes which moves over the yards on the railroad tracks and some part broke and hit Mir. Stier on the back of the head. The accident is de- plored by every one.
 The body was removed at once to undertaking parlors, where 1t was pre- pared for burial. The death is par ticularly sad as he leaves widow and six children. most all of whom are too young to realize their misfortune. Much sympathy Is being extended to the grief-stricken wife and children.
 The funeral takes place from the family home on Avenue I and Twenty fifth Street, the interment following in Oakland Cemetery tomorrow afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-19
sinnson-Hychc.

Tuscaloosa, Jan. S.-tspeclaI I---lN wedding of unusual interest was sol emnized Tuesday night in Northporl. Rev. John T. Bealle officiating. Ins 11s contracting parties were George ". Simpson, of Tuscaloosa, and Miss Irene Hyche. of Northport MT. simpson ss a business man, and one or the Soutss
 ,,,ost nrorninent citizens, while Miss Hvche is an attractive young woman. A cntrcidence was the fact that just forty-five years ago to the day Mr simpson was married to his former wife. having married this first time when 19 years old. The couple will reslae at MT. Simpson's handsome residenes here in Tuscaloosa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-19
Inspecting the Guards.

Major Henry T. Goldman. of the 12th United States Cavalry, Fort oglethorp. Dodge. Ga. with Adjutant General w. W Brandon, of the Alabama National Guards, tonight inspected the two i'm fantry companies in Birmingham be- sides the cavalry and artillery company. These officials in military circles are now making tour of the State inspec- ting the National Guard fin Alabama. Major Goldman stated this evening that he found the personnel he had inspect ed so far very fine. He said that Ad- jutant General Brandon was working niong the right lines. He stated fur ther that merchants and others ought to give more encouragement to the military than they do. and permit their employees to attend meetings and drills of the companies. He said there was much to be accomplished in mili- tary training in the grammar schools of the State. The inspection will be continued tomorrow evening.