The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
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Te separnte Dlvorce Caaes.

10 Separate Divorce CAaens
 I wonder what Judge eayre is gc- Ing to do about the matter. of separat- ing the divorce docket from other cases In the equity division of the City Sogrs SSs as sSggsstsa fS nn eygtsosaary sy hS have another call Of the equity court again before the mass Of divorce suits
 There is no doubt that such an ar rangement would be quite a conven- practice ss i sysh whsther hs Ss ons who & hand les mostly divorce cases or one whose Iegai business runs in other lines oT the equity practice. The number oL comparison with other eases that It seems tc me a division is necessary. The overwhelul.nG. per cent of tnese and their importance cannot be meas ured with complaints involving corpo- rations and large business matters. s.r The matter .r was submitted s,r h to 5sdEs s is RivinE 1t mature constdsration. l ssrs the relief thsv D : ask k for
 Alderman Talks of Cars.
 tee for yourself" said an alderman last night who was riding to town on Washington Park street car Ihere Montgomery Traction Company not to comply with any of the ordinances regulating street cars.
 oy tsree srs IS seats an o tRs car ra vided for white people: You know city 0rdinances require better accom- nodatlcns T, for the whisss. r15l but tae
 This car is filled with negroes and 1t IS not right tu crowd thG white pas Sen&ers into two or three seats and i'll up the rest with negroes. There is na doubt that something must be done 10 remBS the evil This clash of the races is encountered mostly on Street, Highland Avenue md Isait lines. and am in favor of compel inx the Traction Company to run long cars on each of these lines and have partf- tionS in these ears to divide on tne races. This would net be a hNrdship for the company and 1t would be nothe inc more than right and equ. ta0le. That. to me; Is the best solution of The voice of the alderman, who made the foregoing statement, is rarely. ever heard on the floor cf the Council. Warns Farmers Against Stranger.
 Sheriff w. R. Waller, of Montxom- cry county. has racetved a notice offer ing a reward of $500 for the capture farmers of thin county as we'll as real estate agents and others who may De imposed upon by the fugitive from
 According to the letter offering the reward the man is known as John L.. Butler, alias John Hoover, alias John II Kline and probably other alia es by the sheriff of Adams County. Iilt- nois, who writes that this man Is swindling farmers with uniuue
 He proposes to buy 6 farm. secures an abstract and offers as a matter of eonvenienee. to go to the county seat S ing preS power of g stsorney @ from ans the farm CT and his wife. He uses this power Of attorney in the city with which to make loans r~ otherwise impose upon
 As this man is believed to be in this section of the country, Sherin Waller says farmers should be on their guard in making trades with stransers.
 Mir. Arthur c. Akin. who. for the last seven years, has been trusted empioye of The Advertiser Company. the paper He leaves Montgomery for 8 visit of several months with his pa- rents. Mir, and Mrs. ". NJ Akin, of spend aa0tS the saha aIs in rest wogs Mr Akin @ has r sen connected with the advertising department of The Advertiser. and dur ing the time he has been in Montgom- cry has formed maany friends.
 Colonel Claude Hamilton, promi- nent attorney of Grsenyilie, and Mir. ". c GSrumptoE, well known ns,.t attor. Tor. yesterday on legal business before the City Court in equity.
 @e Se @ m@ Messrs Carl Mckinney. Bradley Street and Herbert. Cobbs of Birming- ham, were tn town last night
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 Colonel T. Sydney Frazer of Union Springs. is registered at the New Ex- change.
 Mir. A. A. Mooty of Roanoke, Is reg istered at the New Exchange. E % %
 Major O. s. Lewis of Tuskeeee, was in Montgomery yesterday.
 Hon. A. F. Williams of wetulmpka, is visiting Montgomery.
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 MT. L. stern, Jr, of Mobile, is in the city.