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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-15
HURD CHANGES MIND
DOES NOT DESIRE POSITION AS
 LABOR AGENT.
Intimated to BirmIngham Negro That There Is Not An 0ver-suppIy of workingmen in the State
 At Present.

Birmingham, Jan. ~14-(Special)- John Hurd, negro, who has lived many years in this district and is well known to the Birmingham police hav- ferior criminal court often, is about to gain some prominence which may cause him to leave the district for good.
 Hurd has filed an application for la- bor agent for the government to secure labor for the Panama canal work and he is anxious to become agent to se- cure Alabama negroes to go to that country and dig the canal. Hurd has been useful at times in the Birming- ham district in securing negro labor to be used around the furnaces and mines when strike was on. He was always tricky and gambling has been known a few days since that Hurd was seeking an appointment as employ ment agent for the government to get negroes. He has already been advised not to undertake the job, inasmuch as there is not any too much labor in all kinds of labor in the State, for coal and ore mines. around the fur naces on the cotton farms, in the tim Der districts and elsewhere and Hurd will go up against strong snag If he attempts to move any of this labor. 1t is offered me now, says Hurd. T have received word that 1t would not be we'll for me to attempt to get any labor to leave the State and I think a word to the wise is sufficient Judge Feagin has advised me not to appear in his court any more and Judges Greene and Weaver may not be pleased to see me in the criminal court. I may recall my application for the po- Sition."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-15
Council Meets Tomorrow Night.

The general council will meet to- morrow night in regular monthly ses- sion. It is expected there will be a number of interested spectators pres ent. Among the matters, aside rom the routine to come up for disposal viII he the petitions from the Mobile Light and Railroad Company and H. PilIans for certain street railway fran chises. both of which have been before the council for some time, and q peti- ton from residents of ToulminviIle and vicinity, asking for extension oi the City Waterworks mains to that district in order that residences might be supplied with the pure water Tor domestic purposes now being furnish ed. ,-,
 a joint committee, comprising commit tees Nos and 3, of the council, havr had both petitions before them for considerable period. Time and again has effort been made to reach deffn. ite conclusion as to each. Interested narties to both petitions have been h' .naIly brought together before the joint committee, and, as result, favorable report will be granted the petitioners. ,,
 It is understood one of the leading members of the council will call at- tention or that Douy to ai
 frinrement upon the city g. rights by one of the two railroad companies opp erating on Commerce street The southern and Louisville and Nashville Companies have parallel tracks on that thoroughfare from Beauregard to Church street. Recently when the work of re-arranging their tracks to pre- nare for the laying of granite naVlns on Commerce street, said the couheil- man, one or other of the companies, without the consent of the genera council mt in d cross over track, con- necting the two parallel tracks at a noint other than the ones designated in the franchises. He will. so he an nounced, call attention of the coucii to the matter and ask that investiga- tion be made.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-15

chiffon cloth and carried an arm clus- ter of brides roses
 Refreshments were served. Misses Kathleen Waller and Locke Serving frappe.
 As Miss Maria Hosmer, Mrs. Dowdeli was much admired and beloved. She is a very cultured woman and is bril- liant Intellectually. Greensboro IS 10th to part with her
 The groom was In years gone by. a student of the Southern University, and has many old friends here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-15
Meeting of Trades Council.

The Birmingham Trades Council held a largely attended meeting this after the Stage Employers Union, in the chair. More than twenty new dele gates were obligated. The new by laws were read and will be adopted at a later meeting. officers were nomi- mated for the ensuing term. the elec- ton to take place at the first meeting in next month. The delegates at the meeting today gave promise of great activity in the future and Will do ev- in this district The attendance at the Trades Council meeting today was larger than usuaL
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-15
Gambling on the Plank.

It is believed that gambling will be stopped in Birmingham for while, gfowIng out Gt the card issued 6y Ha5 that there was gambling going on m the city and that lie was willing to furnish names and give location 0f places where the sport was being car ried on. The police were very active last night and visited places where It was suspected the sport was being in dulged in. Wherever there was any evidence action was taken. Ten men were required to make bond to appear in the inferior criminal court. The court room promises to be filled when the three men named by Stanley who were placed under bond by Chief of Police Wier are tried on the charge of keeping a gaming table.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-15
A SECOND OFFENDER.
R, R, PettuH Again Accused of Viola
 fnl Sunday Law.

R. R. Pettus Again Accused of ViOiat-
 ing Sunday Law.
 R. R. Pettus, white man who con- ducts a saloon on Bell street, was ar rested last night by Patrolmen Canty and Sdearingen on "a charge of vio- lating the Teague Sunday closing ordi- nance
 Sunday a week ago Pettus was ar rested on a similar charge and it was alleged that he had a door of his place open which leads from his saloon into his dining>room. On trial by the re- corder, he was fined $25 and costs.
 The saloonkeeper. it is alleged, was selling liquor yesterday At the police station he made bond for his appear
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-15
uox Killed by Train.

Gamble Fertenherry 16-year-old son of a prominent contractor at Irondale, Railwav train this afteernoon, and was thrown forty feet in the air. Both of bis Iegs were broken and he was oth- erwise injured, He died in thirty min ,,tns sftcT inc accident. He was walk inc on inc track and did not hear the train approaching.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-15
e,rI. I7iebt Duel With Knives.

Mexico City. Jan. 1.-Two girls, Nicolasa EIizalde and Francisco Fuente, rivals in love, decided to settle the question of possession or tnelr lover by duel and met m neld m the SUI tI,rhs of the city and fought with t,,,i,,oe The EIizalde girl was stabbed Ave times and fatally injured. The s,,r,,i,inn duellist has been arrested.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-15
THRowN TRoa RUGGY.
pr. o. IT. Harris of Mobile fn Bas
 IufuFA1

pr. o. IT. Harris of Mobile ia BaaIy
 Injured.
 Mobile. Jan. 14.-(Special. )-Dr CIi- yer H. Harris was thrown from his buggy this afternoon near the United States Marine Hospital sustaining serious injury in the head. in getting in his buggy, the horse whirled, locking the wheel and over turning the vehicle.
 Both the doctor and his driver were thrown out, Dr. Harris struck on his head and scalp wound seven inches ong resulted He was promptly given surgical attention.
 He was resting easy tonight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-15
A SINGLE PRIMARY NOW APPEARS TO BE THE sENTt-
 MENT IN MOBILE. President Sullivan May Call Meeting of County Committee This Week --Meeting of the City Council
 Tonight.
Advertiser Bureau,

Advertiser Bureau,
 Mobile, Jan. If.
 The question of a double primary IS uppermost in the minds of large number of voters, both in the city ana county For time large number of members of the county executive com mittee, prior to the action of the State committee. favored an early primary and. some even favored a separation. This feeling was, in part. brought about by urgency on the part of some of the shrievalty candidates. It ap- pears now, however, that there has been a revulsion of opinion among majority of the county committeeman and it looks as if they are content to allow the county and state primary to be held as one. It is possible meet ing will be called during the week by President George J. Sullivan of the committee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-15
nenainn Are shlpned.

The remains of Samuel Burt Bailey were taken to Thomasville this after noon on passenger train No, of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, ac- companied by his aged mother Mrs Iosenhine V. Bailey, who came here to 5SSeRnlle bS wRith him during his illness. and who was at his bedside when the dis solution came. MT. Bailey died late last night at a local intirmary. he in the Louisville and Nashville Rail, road freight office here, and was held in high esteem by his associates and employer He was stricken with ty- phoid fever two weeks ago
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-15
D1cvicnn Crop Very Short.

NIo,iro Citv, Jun, I4.-The new esti- ,,,ato@ of thc cotton crop reduce the ,rlo,,n+ to 0ooOo bales which shows f far a'ro Isss i's tban was at hrst anticipated. NI,,ob cotton may be lost in the La- S+nna district owing to the scarcity of people to pick '''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-15
aNew York Harry Sick.

New York Harry" the alleged safe blower. who was brought back from Bridgeport, Conn. to be tried here on a charge of robbery, it being alleged that he was a aYmember of the Miller Duncan gang which robbed the safe of the Standard Oil Company in this clty a few years ago, and during which robbery the watchman at the office of the oil company was shot and seriously injured by the gang, is quite sick. He was seen this afternoon in 1ts cell in the county jail and he declined to be interviewed.
 T am sick." he said. "and do not care to atalk. was advised by attorneys not to talk. to any one about myself. will say. however, that I have never before been in Birmingham. My real name Is James Rooney. The naines which have been given me. such as New York Harry, Denver Harry Harry Dowd, Harry Pettitee and half a dozen others are the creations of de- tectives."
 If the prisoner is not improved by tomorrow, a physician will treat him. He will be kept in a cell as there Is apprehension that the least chance given to escape will be accepted by him,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-15
The Iron Oufnuf.

The totals of the reports of the Southern Iron Committee of the months of 1905 as to iron, steel, cast iron pipe and other products of similar nature handled in the Southern territory, which Is mostly the Birmingham dis trict, shows up exceedingly well. The reports show that the iron production in Alabama during the past year ex- ceeded the output of the year previous ly by a couple of hundred thousand tons at least. The furnace yards at the beginning of the year are shorter of iron than they were when the year 1905 opened up
 "The full statement made by South ern Iron Committee, which organiza- ton is composed of the railroads hand- ling the products of tho furnaces and mills for the past year is simply re- markable," states the chief clerk to the manager of the association. There was a steady production and during the last half of the year the shipments were in big punches and in all direc- tions."
 The new year starts off with iron shipments heavier than the production which means that what little accumu- lated iron there is will be moved out in a hurry. The Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company will blow in Alice furnace in the city in the next day or two, everything being ready at that plant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-15

ance before the recorder this after noon.
 Under the Tcague ordinance, the fine for a second violation of the law is placed at s100 and 1t is optional with the City Council whether the license shall be revoked.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-15
News of Midway.

 Midway, Jan. Special )-The new years social meeting of the Work ing Circle. Baptist church, was one of unusual pleasure to the members. On this occasion the gracious hospitali- Miss Jordan. was extended.
 This organization is rendering noble
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-15

MT. and Mrs. James E. OGrady, No. sO0 South Franklin Street, have invited guests tomorrow evening to celebrate
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-15
pcrnonnI nud General.

Renort from Col. E. L. Russell's home this morning was that the genial Vice President of the Mobile and Ohio Rail- road was able to sit up and would perhaps, be down to his office by We'd neSday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-15

Mobile Aerie, No. SS0. Fraternal Dr. der of Eagles, will hold regular ses. sion tomorrow night, to be followed by a smoker.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-15

Alabamians visiting in the city today are: G. T. Yonge. Jack Cooper, K. " Turner. 10. smith, F. F. Baxter, Vim egar a "a r'i5i Bend: R. $. Baxter, T. M. Mash burn. Beaver Meadow; MT. and Mrs. Lee Blythe. Oak Grove; George w. MO Montgomery; J. N. Laubenthal. Sun fiower; W. B. Harris, Tuscaloosa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05

gelaben, uno ais iieg Der @inlaolng
SoIgc l%ciitete, ioa CT Tic in elmer &a.
iiite ei%ngeiperrt mo nergemoltigt
buben. Scapp gicbt SIT, oob Die Jun.
&c Game anl 9orO i~eiller Sodt &C.
ipeier ict, bcltreitct ober Die ii6riger
Mitgobcn Scr 9IGgcri1. Spat am
gbcno trifiencn @iirgen. Inn Seupp
aus Dem @efdngniB SIT befreieu,
bod bate Gidtcr BORDEN in5luiidert
oilf Intrag beS Nnlualts Ger aldge-
rim oic @iirgidoit bon $1,000 oui
$4,000 erbobt, ba Ocrs(ngeflagtc nidlt
innerbolb Der Silri&piftion oesStoa.
ties &eiu-Scrlcp oniGiiia lit. Die ct.
b6btc 9iirgid)oft wltroe iuoeB gelei.
-ltet, unb Seapp fam MN in Der
6reibeit iciuer Ero5eiiirnng eutge.
Gcnieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05
Der Nadnucis BON Yfcrbcfleiidl.

Sn letter. Scft oes nMr6ips fiir
Hbpiiologic" pcrlongt Scr befannte
Bonner Ebpiioloee Erof. 60. Eflii.
ger Die llnldnoeritng Der gusiiib'
rlngsbeitimmungen bes Mcidls-
6leil6bcldou p. @eiebcs bonn 30.
Wai 1902 betreifeno Den Nodpeis
BON Eierbefleiih. bic inter 2eituilg
uno NutoritGt IS altopsfi'S ollsge.
ar6eiteten Mctbooen fir bieienHo adj.
Weis, 10 ldgt Tiliiger, beriiben allf
faliden YorauSietun9elt. Sic It'll.
bet iid) ouf Die falidc 2ebre oes
areis Sbieror5tcs NiebeI, baB Yfcr.
OefIeiid in grober Mengen @lpfu-
gen entbolte unb. gang ,gleidgiiltig.
oh es ilinge ober alte 9bier jeien,
Der f%leinite 8ertb an 8lpoggenge.
bolt imEierocileiid Die bohiten@cr.
tie bel anoeren Sleiihorten iber.
%trcfie. Ncin, iaat Yiliiger. es gibt
Yierbeileiif, Dos 1rmer an 8lpfo.
gen lit, dls ons Sleiih anberer
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eritGbrlngs5uitano bes Sd)iem lit.
oeiien 5leiid) Der Webger SIT 8urit
p~erarbeitet, I'M 10 Iiderer periGlt CT
- uniduloig = Der Straie bis 81
5000 Worf nit @erluit Der burger.
lifelt Gbrenrchte. Die Srrtbiimlid).
felt oes Niebel'id)en Sates pom@Ip.
fogengebalt bate man idon Dor Dem
@eiebescrIab luiiier miiiien! IS lei
gepib, OaB Die Hiebel'ite Metbooe
oft geniig Die aniueienbeit bon Eier.
oeileiid portGliihe, o6gleid) n,lr unb
allcin Shienilciid) narIeae, Ii. eben.
10 idcinc Die abmcienbeit bon Bier.
Scfleiid) icitgcitclt, obipobl oiegSaa.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05

itebel Gle seinstg IN Vetrndlt foms
meroc Met6obe cincs iideren 4od).
lpeiies fir HoBfleiid lei Die llblen-
butb'i6e ErG5ipitin +. &eaftion Die
aif folgenbem @eiet berrbt: oas
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in ocmS erun ODER 9lut oieierI bier,
art 9 eiuen Tieocridlag 81 er5elts
gen, niht ober i'm Serlm oocr glrt
einer oritten Sbierort s. grdI biefc
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8crfiigung}unb babel perurtbeilt Der
Hidter nod oen grgebniiien elmer
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itimmtbeit uno ouf 9emeiie geitiist,
Den Goripurf Der Observation-Disclosures
felt, 6alifbeit u1b Sinfd1igfeit CT.
be6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05
Icidcr Nntiamar in sdlumlibns.

Nem.0orf, 3, September. -
Scrbert u. Seapp, Mitglieo Der
antiquitdtcn- 6irma Midaelis Bros.
& 60, Nr. 275, 8. abcnue, Wonbot-
ton, Elm iebr mo~blbabenoer Monn.
lit in aSburp.En mo CT nit @ot.
tin uno Sobn ein Sote( ~beipobnte,
perbaitet nnb in grmangelung bon
$1,000 9iirgi6oft i'm County efGng.
nib bon 5reebolb c%ingeipcrrt NOR.
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re alt, bic in Msbnrp-Yarf Elm No.
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germ. sic CAB an. Seapp lei elmer
ibrcr aunoen gepeien Der tic b1uiig
beiitdyte aln,b lid BON ibr ole Raacl
poliren IieB. Gr babe iic eines Ia.
acs ani feline Sad)t nSpanboe" Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05
Die Inritamcr ,uic lie iuarem.

Del 8%elegenbeit Der oritten Sabr-
buitbertfeier Der @riinoung ser or.
item STRIDE IN Ylpnrouth Waii, belt
Der ebenlolige Warineiefret1r Gong
cine Heoe, bic cher allies Mnoere, ais
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MOUTH fam man an ben 6ineern
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ibr 8ertraren geidenft batten. Gle
benileten oeten eriparniiie, I'M iidb
ibr eigenes Neit ber5uridten, iinb iie
iparen bon gefdbrliderer 5aIftbeit.
als irgenb Elm Yraiioent unierer mo-
oernen Ieriifcrungs . Geieaihaftcn.
Wobreno Der erlten Gcfaoe ibres Ye-
itebens mar Die aolonie bon 2altert
oller @rt ourdienft; bon Dem 60.
tier Der TritnfIud1t, BON nroraliIder
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logar gan5 innatiirlide 2aiter ma.
rem ettpas gan5 8~cipobnlides. Gin
pcroerblid)es 0ueritlantentum mod.
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3abl Der a~oloniiten MIR sering ipar.
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tiis mirfcn, Der 10 pieliad nit nieien
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rntg gctrieben iuiro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05
g III liter 96rie."

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poralt, aid oa, no fremoc Glcmente
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tumnelien iih Die Mitglieoer ocs
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batte Der ngaumeiiter. Icrein" ge-
than, int feline @aite SIT u~nterbalten ;
oa tpnr Die gaiebaa> Nbtbeilung Der
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liegen Miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05
Sas djimciiidc Standardization.

ltebcr sic momigfod)en 9ciug.
niile 0cS d)incliid)cn &llltllS . Mini.
itcrilmn& lpeiB Elm riliiii6er Heiien.
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len, ole religioien 6eierlidtciten,uQc
o%ltrplo0iiden Eropbe5eiungen nno
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tbilmS geborcn glcidlfollS bicrber,
lirlo al bcltimntte &egeln gebunoen
lu1o ltrcngcr Mufiid)t nnteriporfen,
ocnn IN China bot Die Gillette ibrcrl
beionocrcn &illtlta, Der IN bier aloi.
len octbeilt lit: Die militdriid)cn @e.
br1ilhe, Die @cbrGllhe ser 8uit.
frcunoidoit, oie@cbrGl,de gliidlider
mo nn9liiflider Torbcbcitili,aelt.
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Wcltinmiiltg bon Stoff unb Sdnitt
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lellld)oftSfloiicn, bon @robc itno
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Scltlcbrng Der In5abl bon Ierbclls
gltngcn nno beS Grades scr @tuf,
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lord)cn, Der Wciicn ulo boben @iir.
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iiber Die Gerenlonic nsilr Mettung
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oicle bcriinitcrt merocn."
Die Gin5elnbciter Der perihiebe.
men Hitliolpilidten oeS aitltuS . Wi.
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IN II @dnben n%icbergclcat, inns fcin
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ring beridicbener MiiiionGre 10 oft
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bonn Hitlls. Sir cine unaered)te
lleberbiiroung oes arnlelt d)ineiiid)en
&ultllS . W%inilteriums mub man es
folt boltcr, ooB ibnl ncben oieien
lpeitliegenoen Sblicgenbeiten aud
nod 5llgenutbct miro, Die iebr I'M.
mulifoliiden Gbineicn nit @elpolt
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rem ocs DtuIif 3 Goaegi,nl$ beiorgt,
ipeld)e lcrlt- u1O lGrmlultigen Shii.
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uno Wiclooien crflGrcn, ibncn Stiide
c%onlponircn uno einpoilfen miilIen.
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DIE Muffiibriltgcn eriorberlihen Wit.
lifinItrumcltte 81 beidaffen mo oils
oft iebr nnfreipiaigc ShiiIcr Serp.
lid)orcs benz Gr5erinncn aae llcbun.
gen por5lmod)cn. @elpib Elm picllci.
tiges Winilteriim!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05
&ren5cr yVuitom" 0cInnfcm?

a, @dib, 3. Septelubcr.
= giner 2clcp6on 9otidait an Den
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Bottom" bier in Der Nabe oilf eincu
5elieu aufgclanfel,, 10 oaB er AM
Sinfen lit.
II o II, .. g., 8. Sept.
SIN. bieiisen 3rie9soepertenlent
bate man Gis Inn Witternad)t nod
feline iolde NadridJt erbalten. Der
n9oiton" lit Elm geihiibter areu5er
pon 5000 5onncn.