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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11
DRIFTING IN GULF
MOBILE SHIP WAS ABANDONED IN
STORM.
Another Vessel IL Sent Out to Scour
the Sea for the Dereiict-EOtel Mt
Bay Mlnette.

ing. perhaps simiessly In the Gulf ~
Mexico, is the schooner Je 1nie Hull
burt With ful ssrso OF .I 1nr% she
crew. when last sighted she was
sssHt h thirty %os ss ' Sss Tae of xs the
wesian steamship suidal has been
sent by the charter parties OF til.
Felburt to scour of gulf in search
W. F.. Green. well know 'umhcr:
man today announced that he lad let
a contract for the erection .! four
Ice plant at Bay Minette;, tn. county
seat Of Baldwin county. Work on the
Improvements. said Mr. Go enc, will.
Attorney Charles L. Brombcry re-
turned today from st. S'eph ms. Wash
inston county, where he had gone %
ss6sna Collins mse who ha Seen "d
to return bills for the two men they
dischssrEGsd, o1 Pe Ina m ana
renee sullivan. finite. and woundinx
Of Ernest johnson. colored. There
will be three e,a son amtns a
Owing to lack of a quorum there
was no session OF the quarantine of
Mobile bay this afternoon: A special
session will be held tomorrow after
At 1880 o'clock this afternoon
special session Of the board OF revenue
reference to the plumbing for the new
JAIN and courthouse annex. Architect
Benz and plumbing inspector NC
r.h haa eosss and the Sosra ss
cided to stand by its architect In this
opinion to direct the system. and an
.ees an ee sme o
the city officers decision.
The question of which is supreme
in the matter Of county ny impI s;w ths
system Of l:s arch,,eet Il entirely Ths
general council meets Monday night:
Of the police department is E.ella
Lewis, who gives Der age 1t sixteen
and her ,,ne as ore mile west OF
The girl was found friendless and
financially short Sy. police of 3ara:
Webb. aged twenty-three induced her
to leave her home and come to MO.
bile with him. when ne prTmtses Sumo 20
day night. Monday, Webb LEFT saying
he would return shortly he ts,urr with tn the the
a dismal failure. She appeared abso.
iutteIy unconcious Of her predicimsn1t
and maintained her Johnnie WoE!o
show UP and claim his intended bride;
In the event he does not the girl Will
be sent to her homA
County Tax Collector Dorlon Is IN
receipt today Of a check from Hon.
SENATORIAL nominee for Montgomery
County. the amount Of which e SO
The money is for the storm sufferers
regular monthly session Of the
hoard II school commissioners was
held tod ". 1he principal: natter was
the report Of Super rendent Murpney:
He repo.:tei much damage 20 country
school buildings and Sight damage
to city buildings. The buildings were
ordered repaired; The enrolment nrSna1s s,o Sy
gain over last year OF 211 with a
decrease Of 200 in the colored schools
for the first week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11

200 cubic metre capacity and carrying two
officers and assistant umpire took part.
As each balloon with a broad designating
pennant shot up and sailed away in the
direction of Hamburg before a sixteen mile
breeze, four and in one instance five au-
tomobiles. flying the colors of the balloon.
followed that within one hour seventeen
automobiles chosen from numerous entries
speeding after the airships. Prince
Henry OF Prussia, who was to have taken
part In the contest was detained at Kiel op
naval business.
Theoretically. each of the balloons car
ried dispatches. while the aut mobiles were
in the service of the enemy pursued them
with the objct of capturing them. II tn"
balioonists after landing had twenty min
utes in which to escape they won. while tina
automobiles won II they reached the bal
looms within that period. II was also
provided that a balloonist must descend in
side Of two hours. The weather was bril-
liantly clear
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11
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Sometimes you have 1t in the morning
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Sometimes your meals will reveal
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11

Colonel Ike" Hill. who died in
washington few days ago, after
serving many years in the service Of
the House Of Representatives, used "a
pride himself on being strong party
man. i am no summer Democrat. 81
was his declaration. mo sunshine ofice
holder. no ephemera Of politics, but
business--plain, unadulterated. Demo-
cratic business--all the year round,
Business with the bark on is what
Want. During a heated campaign he
was outlining what his party expected
tn do. While we hope for all these
things" he said. we are also read '
for the worst. Every Democrat should
be ready for the worst. and a man
who canrot be ready for the worst
cannot be q Democrat"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11

The English doctors are on the verge
OF financial ruin. For according to the
British Medical Journal published in
incomes OF English doctors have fall
en- or % per cent. within the last six
wears Among the causes for this de-
crease In Income are the disappearance
of the epidemic OF influenza and other
sickness and the decrease of winter
ailments. attributable to the miIdness
more honorable TO the IN tin I'D
profession to attribute. the decline RI
the improved sanitary arrangements
orSanlZ"d for the most part by the
creased understanding regarding tba
conditions of tho health which has been
brought about entirely by the study
Ii ndon are starving they are stsrv,rn
honordbly. ~Ni ''hs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11
G~nouS of n Missoursnu.

We have Inst succeeded In getting
patent on an electric motor fastened
on the rump OF COW. the electricity
being generated by 4 dynamo attached
TO her tail. She strains the milk, hangs
up the pail and straner. A small pho
nograph accompanies the outfit and
wells 500" every time she moves II
she lifts her foo: to kick.a little linous
slips over a condivies and the phno-
graphs saws "Dammitt" land If .
continues TO kick, a hinged arm catch
es the milk stool and lams her on the
back till 1t looses a patch OF hair as
big as DUST pan A patent churn
butter in one dish aud the hair in the
other.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11
Committee Makes Report.

The special committee appointed to
take testimony in the case of the Nortn
Alabama Railroad Company VS.. South
ern Railway has submitted a report
to Judge Sam e. Greene. of the pro-
bate court. assessing the damage tn
the Southern by reason of the plain
tim crossing the Southerns tracks at
Littleton at $3.50. The committee was
composed of S. E. Thompson. Il. A.
Thompson and Robert A. Morris. VI
the amount named IS is assessed for
the easement taken.
According to the report $S.l25 Is
thought to be a suficient sum to pay
one-half of the annual cost of opera
ting the interlocking and signal ap-
paratus stipulated to be installed by
the petitioner, who assumes the cost OF
maintenance
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11
AUTO CAUSED DEATH.
Mules Were Frightened and Turned
Over Lumber On Man.

Over Lumber ON Man.
Huntsville, Oct. 10.-(Specih.) >
George Jones. negro farmer. was
thrown from his wagon IN runaway
in this city yesterday afternoon ana
fatally injured. He was driving
wagon load Of lumber when his team
became frightened at an automobile
and he was thrown to the street. two
wheels of the heavy wagon passing
over his body and leg. His leg was
crushed terribly and several ribs were
broken. Physicians have pronounced
his injuries fatal and II he lives the
leg must come OF.
George Knowles OF Cullman Coun-
ty was convicted in the United States
Court on the charge of Illicit distill-
Ing and sent back to jail to await
sentence j. w. Beverly and Noah ].
Cooper of Madison County. and Thomas
Aaron OF Marshall County were ac-
quilted Of the charge of Illicit distill-
Ing The court is dlsposlng of large
number Of cases on the criminal docket.
Roy Fowler of Trenton died yester-
day at the city hospital in Huntsville
from heart failure. He came to Hunts
Vile with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
R. T. Fowler. to visit relatives before
going to Fort Worth. Texas. and while
at tho depot ready for leaving on a
westbound train. he was taken sud-
denly i'll. His death resulted after a
few hours of suffering. The body was
taken to Trenton for interment today.
Andrew j. Moore, a well known
young insurance man of this city. and
Miss Olivia Humphrey, daughter of
Prof and Mrs. w. l.. Humphrey. were
married yesterday at the home of the
brides parents.
Rev. B. q. Mitchell. pastor Of the
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
performed the ceremony, which was
witnessed by a limited company OF rel
atives and friends. The bride and
groom are both popular and they re-
ceived a large number of presents. Mr.
and Mrs Moore left at once for Nash
Vile to spend a few days of their hon
eymoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11

There was a duel in Edinburgh rs-
.'ntlH between TWO Italians over q girl
" ith whom both were smittep =.
took place at midnight In the presencs
of a party of friends. The duellists
had but one revolver. and drew lots
for the irst shot The winner shot al
forty PAGES and missed. Then ha
walked up to his opponent and polite.
~ handed the pistol over When the
man had walked back to his station
Tie second shot was fired. and alsa
missed d, So the two men rushed for
ward and embraced each other, and the
feud cLdcd
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11
NEGROES ARM AMPUTATED.
SyIacauga Black Has Member Crushc Il
nj OIL Mill.

Sylacauga oct. 10.-(Special "A
negro named Walton. working at the
Sylacauga Oil Mill, had his right hand
and arm so badly crushed this morn
ing that it was necessary to have it
taken off
fire n, tho residence of w. o.
Peace this morning caused some little
exritCment hut was soon under con
troll with hut little da mage done.
Mrs G. j Bentley is quite sick.
The farmers are bringing cotton in
town very rapidly now and most of II
is being marketed as II is brought in
News was received here today that
Rev p l. AbernathY, who has been
so sick In a Birmingham hospital,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11
DR.. Miles
Anti-pain Pills

are n household remedy in thousands OF
families. where they never fan TO cure
all pain. 49,, nal, pile ,o-
headache and other pain. Keep mem
OF my girls have headache by giving
them the Pain Pills they. are relieved
and remain at work. otherwise they
would go home and their work wonld Do
'e'' '0' MRS T. FRANCISCO.
Forelady Laundry. Battle Creek, Mich.
The hrst package will henet', " NOT
the druggist will return your money
IS doses. Csc. Never sold in bulk.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11
BALLOONS RACE AUTOMOBILES.
Interesting Contest of Speed by lnterna-
tIonnI Aeronaufic aOcietY.

Berlin, Oct l0.--t race between balloons
and automobiles started at noon today
as an exhibition for the members or the
International Acronautic Society by the bal
loon corps of the military transport depart
ment.
The balloons were sent up from Tegel.
seven miles north of Berlin AT intervals Of
fifteen minutes. Four balloons, each or
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11
Killed hx Automobile.

Dancy. France. Oct 1O-The Duke Oh
Montpensier. grandson OF Louis Philippe.
and a brother of the Duke OF Orleans. while
riding in an automobile near here today
struck railway workman named Rheil
The Duke lifted the dying man into tn"
automobile. but Hheil expired before reach
ing the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11
VETERANS CONVENTION OVER.
Hamilton Ward Elected Commander
Chief Of ORGANIZATION

Washington. Oct. tO.-The United Span
ish-American War Veterans today elected
Captain Hamilton Ward, Buffalo. N, Y.
commander -in-chief: Henry Wash. Michi-
gan, vice commander in chief. Father W.
II. l.. Reany, Chaplain In chief: and as
chief signal officer. c. Parker. Georgia. was
named. For chief mastering officer.
Charles r. Stroud. Ohio. was selected
Oklahoma City. Okla. WAS selected as
the place of holding the annual encamp-
ment of the Organization next year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11
WONT OBEY ORDERS.
French Public Schools Principals Disregard
RemaxaI of Emblem

Paris. Oct. 10.-Despatches from the de-
partments of France report that the prin-
cipaIs OF many of the public schools are re-
fustng to obey the orders of the authori-
ties to remove all religious emhiems from
the schools
No cases Of resistance however. have
been reported. After refusing to remove
tho emblems the principals allow the off
ciaIs OF the commune to freely enter the
schools and remove the religious emblems.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11
Railroad Car shortage.

The railroad car shortage Is inver-
rupting the lumber production in Ala
showing on the general market.
The recent storms in South Alabama
and in Mississippi injured the forests
and the timber supply Is said to have
been disturbed no less than Is per cent.
H. H. Smell, of the Lathrop Lumber
Company, Is just back from a meeting
held by lumber manufacturers Of three
Southern States at which the lumber
market was considered from the stand
point of supply. transportation facili-
ties and future prospects. 1t was the
consensus Of opinion at this meeting
that some steps should be taken look
which to handle the lumber more
promptly.
J. II. Eddy, secretary OF the Alabama
Wholesale Lumber Dealers Association
who was also at the Atlanta meeting
has gone to Charleston to attend an
other lumber meeting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11
CROP BULLETIN ISSUED.
Bureau Of Statistics Makes Extensive
RepOrt Of Grain Production.

Washington, Oct. 1O.-The crop re-
porting board Of the Bureau of Stats.
tics of the Department of Agriculture.
finds from the reports Of the correspon-
dents and agents of the bureau as fol-
lows:
The condition OF corn on October 1.
was 90.1 per cent. as compared with
96.2 per cent last month: S9.2 on Octo-
Der /. 1905: $50 at the corresponding
date in 1904, and a ten-year average OF
S9.6.
The following table shows for each
Of the twenty-five principal States pro-
ducing corn the condition on October l..
1906. and October 1. 1905. with the ten
year averages:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11

on the Doster-Northington building
and that they were induced to leave
their Jobs and 60 with the defendant.
It Ia further averred that workmen
were scarce at the time and that the
plaintiff was delayed in the completion
OF the contract and otherwise annoy
ed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11
WANTED-BOARD OR ROOM.

wANTED--At once by man and wife in
Christian home one large furnished un-
furnished room with table board. Refer
ences exchanged P. w. Arnett. General
Rsliverrj ,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11

Catarrh Of the stomach is the cor
rect name for most cases of dyspep-
STA. in order to cure catarrh of the
stomach the catarrh must be eradicat ed
Only an internal catarrh remedy, such
as Feruna. Is available.
Peruna exactly meets the Indications
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11

and who Is pastor Of the Methodist
Church here was thought to he dying
and Is heard with regret here by many
who feel close to him
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11
COZ. BOWRON SPEAKS
TELLS OF RESOURCES or BlRM.
INGHAM DISTRICT.
Interesting Address In Delivered To TIE
American Municipal Improve.
ment League BY Alabama
Capitalist - Delegates
Entertatned,

Birmingham. Oct. 10.-(Speciall-
Col. James Bowron. who is interested
in several industries OF this district
and Is an able and comprehensive
| speaker. delivered an address before
the thirteenth annual convention OF
! the American Society Of Municipal I'm
provements this morning. This was
| the feature Of today's session.
Col. Bowron spoke Of the natural
resources of the district and the pros
poets of the future. He told OF tne
capacities of the district. how iron ano
steel could be made here cheaper than
elsewhere and that this section was
! destined to be the greatest In time
that could be imagined.
The delegates gave undivided atten
ton and at the conclusion OF the az
dress congratulated Mr.. Bowron on tne
able exposition of the conditions oo-
tanning in this section. The delegates
were taken in carriages and drags to
the pumping station OF the birmihS
ham Water Works Company over REQ
Mountain to Cahaba river, several miie'
from the city, where q thorough IN
spection was made Of the pumping STA
ton.
On the return to the city this A.
ternoon a barbecue was given At the
reservoir. Despite the cold weather
the delegates had q good time on tne
trip. Jamestown, Norfolk and Detrolt.
are making efforts to secure the next
convention. g..
A number of papers Of interest to
municipal improvements will be pre-
sented and discussed during the next
two da,S of the present convention.
trip around the Industrial regions
of Alabama will be given the dele
gates and their ladies.
Cold In Birmingham.
Cold weather in Birmingham had
the tendency Of bringing out large
number Of old overcoats ana otner
clothing or the purchasing of new ones.
The thermometer went down to ne
low A degrees this morning and there
was a cold draft felt throughout the
civ all day long. Wallace Show was
hare today and people went to the
performances in overcoats and shivered
at the actors and actresses in their
tights. There was light frost report
ed during last night and tonight the
indications are there will be another
light frost.
Labor Suit.
Claiming that workmen were enticed
away from the service of plaintiff
thereby causing delay in the compile
ton of q contract. the Poull Contrac-
ting and Building Company today I'LL
ed suit in the city court against e. G.
bowman. doing business as e. c. Row
man and Company. for $1,000. 1t Is
averred in the petition that two car
penters were employed by the plaintiff
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11

Hon. NJ. c. Butler. ex-U. 8. Sem
ator from South Carolina for two
terms, in a letter from Washington,
d. c.. writes to the Peruna Medi-
cine Co., as follows:
~ can recommend Peruna for
dyspepsia and stomach trouble.
have been using your medicine for
= short period and I feel very much
relieved. II II indeed a wonderful
medicine, besides a good tonic"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT room house in Ward Five.
Every convenience S25 per month. Bethel
& Commit, First National Bank Building.
- &,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11
Golf Tournament Begins.

The invitation tournament arranged
by the Birmingham Country Club Will
begin tomorrow and continue three
days. large number Of golf players
from various Southern cities are ex-
pected to come here to participate IN
the sport.
The rules of the United states Golf
association will govern, subject to such
local ground rules as the tournament
committee may adopt
The program for the tournament IS
an interesting one and strong iist
of players have already entered for the
different contests.
George C. oliver is chairman OF the
tournament committee Of the country
club and he has been working hard Tor
some time on the arrangements.
A barbecue will be given tomorrow
and other social attention Will be CIV
en- the visitors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11
MULES AND HORSES.

COTTON. Timber. and Dray Mules. 100
horses-largest and best selection for sale.
Buy better for yourself at our stables.
Prices reasonable. Abraham Bros.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11


Dissension is the word all along the
line in the Republican Party IN Ala,
bama, Fights have already developed
in the State Executive Committee. IN
the county, and a convention mas Deen
called by one faction of the party, saiu
convention being absolutely Ignored py
another faction. The latest develop
ment is in the ranks of the Congress
sional Executive Committee. Claiming
that julius Davidson. the chairman or
that committee had refused to obey the
mandate Of the party and call the Con-
gressional Convention, J. T. Blakemore
has issued the call.
The call, which was issued this az
ternoon. Is as follows:
''Inasmuch as the District Committee
Of the Ninth Congressional District OF
Alabama did. at a regularly called
meeting of said committee. provide for
the holding Of a Congressional Conven-
ton for said district, and in pursuance
Of this provision several counties com
prising the district have elected DEL
egates to sad convention, but as the
chairman of said committee has failed
to call said convention now, at the
request of a majority of the delegates
so elected, and of seven members OF
the said district committee, the dele
gates-elect are called to meet in con-
vntion in the city hall in the city of
Birmingham. Alay on Saturday, Octo-
Der IS, at noon, to transact business
as said committee may deem proper
~. T. Blakemore.
Secretary Ninth Convention Commit
tee"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11
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