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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-06
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-06
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-06

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-09
J RECEIVERS NAMED
CREDITORS OF SOUTHEAST ALA
ALBANIA MERCHANTS FILE
PETITIONS.
VI. NJ. Holman of Ozark and J. r. Park
er of AritOn Cited 10 Appear In
United states
COurt

Two merchants of Southeast Ala
bama were thrown into involuntary
bankruptcy Yesterday on petitions fl
ed in the United States Court by credi
tors.
One of the merchants is NJ NJ Hol-
man of Ozark. whose affairs were TAX
en- in charge by c. A. Stokes of Ozark.
appointed receiver by Judge Thomas q.
Jones on petition of the creditors
The creditors alleGe that the mer-
chant is indebted to them in the follow =
ing amounts: David Rothschilds and
Company, Columbus. Ga. open account
$500. waived note with balance due
Company. Ozark. $l0061; J. e. Riley.
Ozark, 1925.
1t Is alleged in the original petition
that NJ. NJ. Holman Is insolvent and
committed divers acts of bankruptcy
four weeks ago. With intent to pre-
fer creditors, 1t is alleged that, during
August. September and October, while
insolvent. h transferred a portion of
his property to Young bowling. and.
that during the same period while in
solvent, he turned over large sums of
money to Steiner. Lobman and Frank
Of Mont Eomery.
The petition for a receiver accom-
panied the original petition and alleges
that Holman's stock Is worth less than
A. Stokes as receiver which was grant
ed. .~
Holman was cited 10 appear Octob-
er %. and show cause. II any why he
should not be adjudged a bankrupt
j. f. Parker merchant of Ariton.
Dale County. was thrown into bank
ruptcy on petition of creditors alleE-
ing Indebtedness as follows: Scheucr
Brother. Eufaula, $307: Henderson and
Black. Troy. $335: NJ. o. Carroll Grocery
Company. Ozark. $296.44; Schloss and
Kahn. Montgomery, $3.50; II. NJ. Hob
bic Grocery Company, Montgomery.
$47S.23. 49,. -. 4
In the original petition. II Is ALLEGED
that Parker Is insolVent III that. on Sep
TENDER 30 1906. he made a general ds-
signmcnt of all his estate TO H. NJ Sos
sions for the benefit OF his creditors.
being then insolvont.
The accompanying pet ion for re-
ceiver prayed that w. II Allerson, Of
Troy, be named as receiver for the
property of Parker. and Judge Jones
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-09
INCREASE OF MURDER
JUDGE THOMAS URGES GRAND JURY
TO INVESTIGATE.
r. M. Trimble Appointed Foreman and
InQuisitorial Body Will Sit Two
Weeks-Has Large
Docket.

In his charge to the grand jury OF
Montgomery County, which was orgA-
nized at noon yesterday, Judge w. n.
Thomas laid particular emphasis on tne
alarming number OF homicldes comm
ted in Alabama during the past year.
and he injected into his charge sentl-
ments contained in extracts from re-
cent report of the grand jury OF raj
lapoosa County condemning the reck-
less taking of human life.
seeks to be continually on the increase
in Alabama. Last year there were ~
murder cases disposed of in this STATE
by the courts.
ture of his charge Judge Thomas in.
structed the grand jury to eXamin ie
closely into the concealed pistol naedt
He was pronounced in directing the
grand Jurors to examine into this
phase Of law breaking .nno,ntea FORE
seventeen members are: c: F. Mortz.
F. Mclean. M H; Freeman n;,E w; r.; Pitts.
Kaufman. D. L. Morrison. w. H: Sea
ley, F. E. Meyer. l.. B: Battle. L. r.
cox; F; N; Mcqueen .,n, Ii ,i. l. p .o ow1 W
When Judge Thomas opened court
yesterday for the organization of the
Failed to appear and the clerk was or.
dered to enter forfeitures against
them. They are Frank Mcdonald ana
John w. Durr. Jr. :.
After several jurors were excused ~
was found that there were only twelve
members, and Judge Thomas directed
the sheriff to summon twelve citizens
for the selection Of six additional Jurors
to complete the body. By o'clock
the grand jury was completed ana
every member was sworn in by the
Judge Thomas had previously an
BILE as foreman and he proceeded with
his charge which lasted nearly an
hour. He cautioned the body on every
phase of it's duty. strongly urging
secrecy Of all proceedings. He charg-
ed the jury on homicides: assault to
meanors including gaming: Sunday
viola tons and many other offsenses
Under the lavfv,he said. ,ste was COM
PEELED 10 charge the grand jury, to
investigate violations Of the state law
directed against the running of auto
minded the jury that he was not op-
posed to automobling and would like
to : We one himself II he were able.
The charge was completed at $50
o'clock and Captain w. B. Whiting was
named as bail1ff The grand jury re-
in arranging the work. adjourned to
meet again at 10 o'clock this morn
Solicitor S. H. Dent said yesterday
that the grand jury docket this term
is unusually large and ne thought the
members would have busy two
weeks.
The criminal division. of the city
court will be convened by Judge
Thomas October 20.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-09
WANTS JAKE HANEY
FLORIDA CONVICT IS IN MONTGOM-
cry JAIL.
Escaped from Prison Camp, Committee
Grand Larceny Here, and Two
States Anxious to Deal
with Him.

Jake Haney. a negro. is confined in
the county Jail on a charge Of grand
larceny. Jake Haney is also an es-
capped convict from a Florida convic.
camp.
p. c. Dawkins of Pensacola, Fla, is
In Montgomery seeking permission
from Alabama authorities to carry
Haney back to Florida to serve out a
twelve years sentence, and, IL Ala
bama refuses. the convict camp will
patrolman will lose a 500 reward. viii
the negro be kept here for trial and
probably be sent off to serve a long
term. or will Mr.; Dawkins be allowed
to take him to Florida? These ques-
| lions were unanswered last night, and
| novel situation is involved.
Haney was arrested by the Mont
| with grand larceny. and was suisse
quently bound over to the grand Jury
by Recorder Baber. He has since been
| In Jail.
Through a letter from Police cher
Taylor, Mr. Dawkins learned Saturday
that Haney answered the description OF
convict who escaped from the camp
the Star W. rsrpensinH Company at
Pensaooia, NAV g. ises He m'ie esm leo tn
Montgomery Sunday morning and iden-
| titled the negro Haney. Mr.. Dawkins
sent up for house breaking from PEN
sacola to serve twelve years. He had
been at the convict camp sixteen
months when he ESCAPED.
Mr.. Dawkins. who is interested in
| the Star Turpentine Company. came to
Mont gomery without a requisition from
| the Governor Of Florida. He said yes
| terday that he saw no necessity for a
requisition. because Haney Is willing
to go back to Florida. All he desires
| Is authority to take the negro to his
State.
Although there Is a disposition on the
part of officials here to assist Mr.. Daw-
kins, there seems to be doubt as to
where the authority lies, and some
| seem to think thaeit Is solely with the
Governor. while others think 1t is with
the, solicitor and the Judge Of the Grim
| iral court. 80. -.
Solicitor Dent said yesterday that he
could not authorize the negro to D.
| taken from here.
The patrolman who arrested Haney
| is anxious because OF the 800 reward
offered by the Star Turpentine Company
for the negro's return to the camp.
The matter will pre- badly be settled
today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-09
THE CIVIL COURT.
Judge sayre Begins Hearing Non.
Jurv Caae0.

Judge sayre Begins Hearing Non'
Jury Cases.
Judge A. D. Sayre convened the civil
division of the City Court a 10 o'clock
yesterday morning and Immediately be-
gan the trial of non-jury cases. the
following being disposed OF:
Capitol Brewing and Ice Company
VS.. Charles B. Jones. dismissed by plain
tiff
Montgomery Light and Water Pow
err Company vs.. Montgomery Amuse-
ment Company. settled and dismissed.
NJ B. Powell VS.. r. A. Bethune. judg-
ment for plaintiff for $63.6S.
w. H. Tisdale VS.. National Surety
Company, settled and dismissed.
The call of the court was completed
at l o'clock and Judge Sayre took IA
recess until 10 o'clock this morning.
The trial of cases without jury will
continue through this week and cases.
requiring juries. will be taken UP next
Monday, continuing two weeks.
The civil docket for this term Is ex-
ceptionally large, especially in the num-
Der of damage suits that are to come
on for trial
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-09
MRS. CARLIsLE:s FUNERAL.
Prominent Union Springs Matron Ex.
pired Suddenly saturday.

Union Springs. Oct. s.-(Special)-
The funeral OF Mrs. Jim Carlisle oc-
Cured today from her home. conducted
by her pastor. Rev. r. II. Watkins
Mrs. Carlisle had a chill Saturday.
and at midnight that night her daugh-
ter gave her a dose of medicine as
directed by physician. and she seemed
TO be feeling very well but In the
morning, as the family arose, they
found her dead. physician was sum
moned. but he said she had been dead
about Ave hours, due to heart trouble.
Mr.. Carlisle was good woman and
a Kind neighbor and her death. leav-
alone Is ineSpres Wo lEoH s5 ha hr
band having preceded her to the grave
about two years.
Again: Union , Springs is ext eriencins
n achinery which pumps the water is
broken and the water has been shut
on all day The manager hopes that
by tomorrow morning it will again b.
in running order.
Quite number of old wells have
been opened up and people are
and barrels Roirg to wells on the out.
skirts of town The public school was
dismissed today on account OF the wa
ter supply being cut off.
Rev, r. l.. BELL will attend the meet
week
Mrs r; /. Ben leaves today for At
will he under physicians' treatment.
Miss Magsi" T. MADISON. who has
been quit" sick. is rccupars ting
Mrs Addc Hin Randle of Brantley
visiting friends here.
The Magazine Club. an old establish
ed organization. viii have its first
meeting after a long summer vacation,
or ThursdrN afternoon. with Mrs. L. NJ
Mosc1"V. The study this wear will be
American literature. and the feature
Of tho first nicotine VIII be the ad-
dress of thr incoming President, Mrs.
r. L. Blu,
Mrs r T. Wolfender Mrs George f.
Pierce and Mrs. Hunter were today
called 80 Montgomery on account of
SERIOUS illness of their sister-in-law
Mrs Il. johnson, who was yesterday
taken suddenly i'll and carried to al
inhrmary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-09

The complainant alleges that he en-
tered into an agreement with the lum-
Der company to sell large amount OF
property, located In Henry ana Hous-
ton Counties. for the corporation. The
property was composed Of large timber
lands, a saw mill and a short line OF
railroad. He represents that 1t was
agreed that he. Greene. should receive
as his compensation, one-half of az
monies exceeding 100000 for whic n
he sold the property. He alleges that
he made the sale for $l!o.0oo ana was
entitled to one-half of $4,000 or ST.
200 which amount the company has do
clined to pay him. hence his suit
The case will probably be tried IN
the limited states Court next February.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-09
SUES LUMBER COMPANY.
r. M. Greene Seeks to Recover 1880
For Commission.

tOr SOmmISHlOus
A suit for the recovery of $500 was
filed in the United States Court yester-
day by T NJ. Greene of stockton, Ga
AGAINST the Forester Lumber Company
oS Cowart's, Henry County. Alabama.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-09

issued an order appointing Mr. Aller-
son receiver This petition also alleg-
ed the stock Of Parker to be compos-
ed of merchandise valued at about $2,-
600 and lot of accounts and notes,
the face value of which rs about $500.
but the actual value not exceeding
$500, All of this. the creditors said.
Is in the hands of Sessions as assigned.
Judge Jones issued an order citing
Parker to appear October 20, to show
cause. If any, why he should not he
adjudged bankrupt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-09
AN ATHLETIC CLUB.
Independents Re-OrRanixed For Winter
ScaaOn.

Season.
The Independent Athletic Club was
recently re-organized for the winter
season in a real estate Office in the new
Exchange Hotel .-...
The following officers were re-elec-
ted: T. c. Locke. president; Brame
Hood vice president: and Earl w. Clapr
secretary committee. composed OF
IT. c. Locke. Mr.. Dahlberg and J. d.
Jessel was appointed to draft a consti-
tuition and bylaws
The Athletic Club has about thirty
members and It's membership is limited
to fifty The organization had a sue
cessful season last winter and the
prospects for this season are bright.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-09
Alabama Not Guilty.

Washington. Oct. S.-Acting Secre-
tary Newberry of the Navy Depart
ment today approved the findings of
acquittal in the court martial In the
case of Captain Samuel P. Comley of
the battleship Alabama. who was re-
Gently tried on charges growing out of
the collision between the Alabama and
Illinois off Brentons reef, Rhode Is
land, on July 21.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-09
REVIVAL SERVICES HELD
Roa-s

fairs at Prattville.
Prattvil1e, Oct. S.-A series of re-
vival services began at the Baptist
Church yesterday. The nastor. Rev.
E. E. George. preached to a large
the text, prepare We the way of the
Lord" Five applied for membership
at the morning service.
AT the evening service the pastor
preached on the subject of Reopen
lance" to one of the largest and most
attentive audiences ever assembled in
every available space was occupied. q
large number of people were turned
away. At this service, there, was one
twenty professions OF faith In Jesus
Christ. The services will continue dur
ing the week.
Rev. H. w. Fancher of Rome. Ga.
will be here this aftern2on and preach
toni ght, and during the balance of the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-09

Tangier Oct S.--nr. R"sen( a. tho
head OF the German mission. entered
Fee October 2, in real pomp, cr"'thE
a deep impression on the natives
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-09

he thought would reduce expenses in
everv way. especially during the
this matter was provoked but no ac-
ton was taken on the advice or Pres
ident Houghton that contracts for the
present county. outfits will not expire
X petition Of w. b. Smith was
granted for lumber to build sewer
on a road six miles from the city ex-
per Wetumpka roads;
! A petition from Charles F. Gunter
| the court house and Jail. was recev-
The condition of the roads and the
working of the county teams was NJ
| ly discussed. and number or bills
| County Disbu rsements.
The otdber oeo OF %as smS
mittedb Clerk s. r westcott and
| approved by the Board:
Salaries county officers Sep anna 90
COUPONS and bonds -. -. 1877 80
Feeding jurors criminal divis- 90
wi 9n sityf fees soq jury commission 40 %
Elk officio fees clerk city court 1900
| clerk city court :. :. 49,. - 10
| Sundries, etc. county jail o.5o
Hale .Inirmary. month Sep - ~
Military appropriations sep - no
Hire conveyance Board Of
Revenue road inspector No
p,ous and team county roads 9 90
Terra Gotta pipe, county roads 200 50
Gravel county roads go. 70 80
lumber etc, county bridges 40. 9S
Balance due contractor. work
Probate office and court "a, n,
work on Pike road and Ma
work Fair grounds road 500 AZ
weeks ending October 6 -. PA. As
sesntemher Is 90
Feed, Riyes. county convicts, 40
shop efP' work, Rivie's teams. Sep =
Paw s roll, shirley's teams, week
ending October 4 "a 10
"Sssntcmher Is 90
Hay Rive's teams :. $50. 74.16
Shopwork. Rives teams -: 10. %
Sentember 49,. 49,. so. 90
wSa entcr he1ee teams so. 90
shon work Guice teams -. 800
Pay roll. Standard, s43.o5 less
amount collected. $50 Sep
WEN" ,emher o'aaa"o "' ....... 50 90
wages Robertson, ine"cttor 70 90
Wages. Dick. supc~A|Edert m "a
roads,. ~ Wv
The h Board Adjourned at 12:45
o'clock to meet again Monday, Every
member of the Board was present SX-
cept Mr. Barnes. who has been Ill.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-09
CRUSHED UNDER LOG,
Leander Jordan Meets Death in Timber
CAnpA

Gadsden. Oct. s.-(Special News
of fatal accident just across the line
in Calhoun county was received here
today.
Leander Jordan, a young white man
80 years of age. employed at log
ging camp was caught under a heavy
log nd crushed to death. He is sur
VlYed by awife and children.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-09

The Board adjourned at 12:45
o'clock to meet again Monday, Every
member Of the Board was present. sX'
cent Mr.. Barnes who has been Ill.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-09
EMpEROR WHIIAM AGGRIEVED.
Gives Prince Alexander Won Uohen-
bOhe "a c"lI Down for TACT
IesRncss.

Berlin. oct. S-Acc"rdin& L" Tn"
Bohemia newspaper Of Prague En-
peror william has t"l"Eraph"d to
Prince Alexander Won HON nl9he at
the Castleton PodJohrlnd informing
him that his majesty regarded as
gross tactIcssncss" the action of the
prince in causing the 'rrroll""tions'
of his father the lat" Chancellor Won
Hohenlohe including parts OF tn"
rhanccIlor's diary referring to diftrr-
ences between Prince Bismarck ana
! the Emperor which led TO the former
retirement
The emperor added, d"cordinG I" the
paper mentioned that the publication
| OF matters concerning the person "t
| the sovereign ought not to have h""n
made without his majestys cons nj.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-23

The death rate was 1872 for the large
towns, for the small towns Is, 3 and for
the whole state 1872. The deaths re-
ported from infectious diseases were
225, being l7.5 per cent of the total
mortality. The following is list Of
towns whose Health Officers report
that they have not been notified of
any infectious diseases: Ashford,
Barkhamsted, Beacon Falls, Bethany,
Bethlehem, Bloomfield, Bolton, Boz
rah, Bridgewater, Brookfield, Canter-
bury, Chaplin, Cheshire, Chester, Col
chester (town and borough, Colebrook,
ham, Easton, Fairfield, Franklin,
CRANKY Griswold, Hampden, Hart
land, Jewett City (borough). Kent,
Killingwortb, Lebanon, LedyaEd, Lis
bon, Litchfield (town and borough),
Mansfield, Marlborough, Monroe,
Montville, New Canaan town and
borough), New Fairfield, New Milford,
Norfolk, North BranfOrd, North Ha-
ven, Old Lyme, Old Saybrook, Orange,
Plainville, Pomfret, Portland, Preston,
Prospect, Roxbury. Scotland, Sharon,
Sherman, Somers, Southbury, Sprague,
Stafford, Stamford, Stratford, Thomp.
son, Union, Vernon, Voluntown, War.
rem, Watertuwn. Westbrook, Weston,
Westport, Wetherstield, Wilmington,
Windham, Wolcott, Woodbridge,
Woodbridge, Woodstock. Total, rs.