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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22
CABINET MEETS.

Unusual Bitterness iR BPitiah parlia~
 Ment Calls for Action.
 London. Dec. 2l.--The cabinet held a special session today preliminary to the propagation parliament for the holi- days. The session will De resumed in the middle of February
 Unusual bitterness exists in parlia- mentary circles over the severe blow which the cabinet sustained in the de- feat of the education bill. which was the principal feature of it's program. The announcement of the appointment of James Bryce to succeed Sir Morti- mer Dursnd as British ambassador at Washington is imminent and 1t win bs followed by considerable read1ust- ment of the cabinet with q view sf presenting an aggressive front when the parliamentary session is resumed in February.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22
Alabama Field Trials to Be Made Mers
 Attractive M

 Attractive.
 Huntsville Dec 2i.--(Special,)-- )--Be- fore adjourning their annual meeting last night. the members of the Ala bama Field Trials Club voted 10 in- crease the purses of the open derby and free for all stakes to $40o each. In the free for all the winners of first prizes in the Eaytern. United States and Continental Field trials will be barred. The incl ease in the purse money Is expected to add prominence tn the annual trials of this club and insure for the future she entry of the finest coursing dogs in America- Du- ring the last two or three years. the purses have been $500 in each of the two events.
 Because of the fact that no Alabama dogs were entered in the derby this year, the silver loving cup will be re- tained for another year by Dave Rose who won 1t last year with Navajo.
 c. B. Oimstead of this city travel ing salesman for the Draper Loom Co. of Lowell, Mass, was found in an un- conscious condition beside the track Of the Southern Railway near Rome, Ga.. yesterday morning. While coming to Huntsville to spend the holidays with his VI fife and two children, he fell from a passenger train and was badly in' jured. He was taken to a hospital in
 
 Rome last night.
 The Lone Star. negro saloon, op- erated by Donegan and Lacey, has been closed by attachment. The Per- ger Distflling Co. of Louisville had the attachment served for a debt of $1Oo.
 The City Council has appointed a special committee competed of Mayor Thomas w Smith. Alderman Smith, Alderman Shields and City Attorney to investigate the needs of the city relative to its charter. A report will be made and whatever Is needed will be engrossed in general bill to be offered in the next Legislature by the Municipal League of Alabama.
 The Huntsville market is flooded with I all kinds of poultry and Christmas turkeys are coming cheaper this sea- son than in many years past Fur keys are selling at 10 cents the pound on foot. The demand is less than the supply.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22

Ferry Boats RRd Trasns Delayed as
 New YOrSk.
 New York. Dec. 21.-The heaviest fos of the winter enveloped the harbor to- day causing the suspension of ssrvice for several hours of the Ellis Island and the Thirty-nlnth street. and South Brooklyn ferries,
 IL also delayed the Staten Island boats from twenty-five to forty min utes each trip and disrupted the sche- duies of the various railroad 9erries conveying commuters from bong Is- land and New Jersey. Much transpor- tation service did not venture away from the docks
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22
KILLED HIS WIFE.
Gadsden Negro Fires at Man, Bringing
 Down WOmum.

Gadsden Negro Fires at Man, Bringing
 Down WOmnn.
 Csadsden, Dec. Especial. )-Fred Burt, a negro, shot and Killed his wife Ella Burt, at the Southern Steel plant near Alabama City late this afternoon.
 Burt went to his home and found hts wife in a room with Henry Snow, an- other negro. He secured his pistol and was attempting to shoot Snow when his wife jumped between the two men Just as he was pulling the trigger. The ball struck the woman In the left side, and she died within twenty minutes.
 Burt went to a deputy sheriff and surrendered, and was brought to this city and placed fin jail.
 Burt staed that he had no idea of killing his wife. and that 1t was pure- ly an accident.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22

the boy continued to wield the broom as vigorously as before, Segal struck hIm.
 Loss took the boy's part and in moment the men were fighting des- perately. Just before the police caRe It is alleged that Segal caught up a knife which was used for trimming the edges of books. and plunged 1t into hls opponents neck Many of the wo- men were taken to the station house to appear as witnesses against Segal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22
UnderMoOa ar Home.

After working hard for the proposed new sub-treasury. and holidng the most optimistic views as 10 Birmingham's chances of getting 1t, Oscar W. Under wo.d. congressman from this district is shaking hands with his friends in Birmingham today He is home for the holidays, but says he expects to re- turn to Washington immediately after Christmas and resume the light for the sub-treasury.
 ''The prospects are bright" said Con- gressman Underwood, "and the impress sion made by the delegation which went to the national capital from Bir- mingham the first of the week will surely count for something in the cru
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22
q,en Terrorirts Exccnted.

ftIgai Nussla, Dec. 2I.--Ien terror- tsts were executed here at sunrise to- day They belonged to a band guilty of a series of robberies, bomb outrages and murders extending over months and also were concerned in a plot to kill Baron Koeller- -Sa kop1elsSy. Gov ernor-General of the Baltic provinces. which was frustrated by the arrest oeI two of the leaders on the day fixed fov his assassination!
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22
EDITOR IS RELEASED.
Mexican AuthOrities Could Not Prove
 Him c RevOIutionlst.

Mexican AuthOrtttes Could NOt Prove
 Him q RevOlutiOnist.
 Fl Paso. Tex. Dec 2I.--Laurio Aguirre. the Mexican editor arrested here as a Mexican revolutionist. was released today. the Mexican Govern ment having failed to make q case for extraditlon. the alleged murder having been committed before the extradition treaty was drawn.
 Tomorrow Antonio Villareal. arrested on a similar charge. will also be re- leased. but immigration authorities may hold Villareal and attempt to de1 port him on the ground that he Is an citizen if the Mexican Gov ernment cannot prove the charge of against him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22
FoRMER NaAYoR pEAp.
John B. Tanner of Athens Pansea
 Avvnk

Away.
 Athens, Dec. 21-(SpeciaI.) )--John B Tanner. former Mayor and latsr City Clerk of Athens, died at his late resi- dence last night after several months illness. He was about 50 years of age. and was native of Atheis having Iiv- ed here all his life.
 He was q son of the, late John T. Tanner. and was a man of the finest business ability. He was said to be without a superior as a judge of cotton in the South. He leaves a widow and 'one son, widowed mother and three sisters. The funeral took place today Rev w. c. Denson officiating.
 Mrs Mack WilkersOn, wife of Dr. M. R. Wilkerson, died ct the hon'e of her husband in the west part of the county, after a long illness yesterday. She was a devout Christian and a woman of lovely character
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22
Blrn,Inghan NfIssfonarier.

At meeting Of the Board of Stew ards of the Methodist churches in the district. held this morning at the First Methodist Church the position of Bir- mingham missionary to cover the sou- thern territory of the state was oreat- ed and J. W. Aiken was elected to the position to be paid a salary of $1,5oO per annum.
 The salary of the presiding elder of the district remains as In the past, namely. one-ninth of collections from each charge.
 There were fully thirty stewards rep resenting the various Methodist church. es la the district present at the meet ing. Other routine business of an im- portant nature was transacted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22
suB-TREAsURY MATTER.
Shaw Is AbOnt Rrady to Announce HI
 Decision.

Decision.
 Washington, Dec. 21.-(SpeciaL)--- Secretary Shaw Is expected to render a decision in few days as to where the new sub-treasury for tho South is 10 be located. He says that he has hqd a lively time in listening 60 the ap- peals of the various delegations sent here, to offer him suggestions, but hopes to. make a decision that will be for the best interests of the several States
 The Florida and 'Tennessee cities are believed to have been eliminated from the contest.
 General J, D. Clarkson has gone back to New York and the understand ing is that although he put in some heavy work in the interest of Oscar R. HundIey the Senate is not going to take any action In. that part th's session Mir. Hundley is being bitterly opposed, Of course he can be reappoihted after Congress adjourns and that is the course that most people think Presi- dent Roosevelt will resort to-
 .-.,t. Alfred J. Stofer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22

seribed during the past two months, from the Aigeciras convention to the treaty for the restriction or the liqour traffic in Africa
 It mentioned the TransvaaI and Orr ange river constitutions, expressing the hope that they will secure peace and prosperity to both colonies and eontribute to the federation of South Africa
 Dealing with legislative enaetments of the House of Commons. the message expressed regret at the unsettled dif- question.
 After the reading of the Kings mes sage, the members of both houses Of parliament separated until February 2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22
Release Manz Prl.oners.

Tn keeping with the time honored custom many prisoners in the county jail, convicted of petty ofEenses. will be given their liberty Christmas day. Mayor George B Ward communicated with the city warden today with View of getting recommendations for par dons. He says that he will have each prisoner released brought before him for q lecture and that If any one of the prisoners favored Is arrested again during the Yuietide. a heavy sentence will be imposed.
 For the less fortunate prisoners a Christmas dinner will De served at the city Jail The warden has been author ized to go to extra expense In preparing 'the Christmas dinner.
 Andrew W. Burain, sheriff of Jeffer. son county. who retires January IA, says he. will have a special dinner pre- pared for the 200 or more prisoners in the county jail, He Is paid so much per diem for the feeding Of prisoners and anything extra comes out of his Income
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22
DUEL IN BINDERY.
Foreman OR New York shop is Fatally
 Stabbed.

SNWWWEWs
 New York. Dec. 21.-In the presence of half a hundred women on the verge of frenzy from terror, Abraham Loss and Lewis segaE fought to the death in a hook bindery' in a Centre Street loft today. sit..
 ! Loss, who was. foreman of the bind cry. received deep knife wound in his neck. just as half a dozen police men. who had been attracted by, the cries of the women. rushed into the room, His jligulaT vein was severed and he died in a few minutes,
 Segsl was arrested. Hepry Lapidus, a lS-year.old boy. who was employed as sweeper in the bindery caused the row which resulted in the tragedy. segal complained to the boy that he wac raising too much dust and whAu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22

ciaI test between this city and Atlanta. our strongest rival. I am glad to see the interest manifested on the part of our leading citizens, ana feel confident that the presence of committee in Washington just before the final vote will be of much god"
 It is Congressman Upderwood's in- tentIon to press the clam of Birmlng- ham to the very end. No stone will be left unturned to secure the new branch of the treasury.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22
Rebv AIon- Escaped.

Jackson, Miss. Dee. 2L-A special from McComb City says George Moore
 his wife and three children were caught between the track and a freieht plat form there early today by a passinE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22
VIII Play Aealns, BrIten..

New York. Dec 21.--Eben M Byafs, of Pittsburg. the national amateur golf champion. is to go abroad in February. Jt is said that he intends to competa in the amateur championship of Great Britain. which will be held in May.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22
FOR SUNDAY MORNING.

Your Suit Should Be We'll Brushed, spOnRed and Pressed.
 And the best way to have that done is to telephone 432 today and ask Holt's Dye Works to send for 1t and return 1t tonight. -adV.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22
Fnnsu NTITs.


 Not the kind that disappolnts. They' are good quality and full of crinp meat. Mixed Nuts, zoe ponnd. & Brm&lI Nuts, 2Oc pound. Thin she'll Almonds, 2Sc pound. Pecsns, 20 to A0c pound.
 Brock Grocery Go.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

hereby notify our customers, that for additional storage room. we have leased the Mutual Compress for the storage
 of cotton. and that this warehouse ia deslg- hated as our No warehouse for this sea son Those who take out insuranes in their own names will be governed accordingly
 Sellers & Drum Co., -tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22
NPECIAI..

 Fancy Layer Raisina Iz l-2e per poundI i-4 Boxes, T5c. Best Mixed Nuts, 2Oc per pound. Soft Shell Pecana, 25e and ROC. Sweet Florida Oranges, 25e, BOG, 35e per dozen. Per Box, G3-OO.
 THE KETTLES GROCERY co. Phones &2s and 0S8.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22

engine. Mrs. Moore was killed in- stantly, Mir. Moore and two sons were seriously injured and the baby in arms was the only one who escaped
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22
HoADLEY IS PRESIDENT.
Succeeds Col. Bush aa Executive ct
 Cona0lldnfed Company.

N0AAOAA4AA&A
 Birmingham, Dec. 21 21.-(special. )--- It was officially announced here to- night that Joseph Hoadley of New York has been selected as president of the Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron Company. Vice Colonel T. c. Bush. who recently rendered his resig- nation.
 Mir Hoadley has held the position of vice president and will assume his new duties January 3. He will remain in New York. however. and has designated Morris w. Bush, son of the retiring president, to be his personal represent tative in the South.
 Mir. Bush will be the executive head of the consolidated company and will look after all of Mir. Hoadiey's inter. ests. He is promoted From the posi- ton of general superintendent of fur naces, mines and quarries. William .. Seddow of Baltimore succeeds Colonel Bush In the executive board the other members being SR. IT. Edmunds editor of The Manufacturers Recofd. and President Hoadley who will visit the Birmingham district for the first time early next year and look over. his vast interests.
 
 Fresh shipment of Blue Ribbon Cel- cry. Oysters and game of all kinda
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22
Eaoate of New Road.

The route of the Atlanta. Birmlng- ham and Atlantic Railroad has been se- lected. It will come through Feeders Gap to Pelham and run through Besse- mer along Fourteenth street. From Bessemer the line will be built to the Southern Railway tracks, and thence to Birmingham in an easteriy direc- tfap H.&
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22
EXPERT SAFE REPAIRING.

BY JNo. N. TODD. Expert, Merchants. and
 bankeTs safes opened and repaired. Combi- nations changed. Opening bank safes a spe- ciaity. We send expert to any town. Mont gomery Safe and Lock Co.,. 22l Commerce
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22
chLIlnn Murder tn Hnnn.

Santiago, Chile, Dec. gl.--The trial os Emilio du Bois, who Is Known to have murdered i've persons, ended today. YFe was condemned to death.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22
FINANCIAL.

MONEY to loan on watcher diamonds, jew- elry. guns and pistols don't worry your friends when in need of small loan come to us; our busines' strictly confidentIaL
 Montgomery [ San Co. --tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22
TALKS OF DOCTORS
DR. MCCORMACK ROYALLY ENTER-
 TANNED IN BIRMINGHAM.
Addressed Great Audience st the Magic City High schoel snd Was Guest
 nt sumptu0us Banquet.

Birmingham, Dec. zl.--tSpecial)--A large crowd was present at the audi torium of the High School tonight to hear D.. J. N. Mccormack, organizer for the American Medicinal association. His subject was. Some Things the Public Should Know About Doctors and Some Thing Doctors should Know About Themselves"
 During his stay in Birmingham Dr. Mccormack has been royalty entertain ed, He was the guest of honor at a luncheon given at the Hillman hotel today by pr, L. A Morris. retiring pres ident of the Jefferson County Medical society. Covers were laid for one hum dred and twenty-fiv Among those pre- sent were Governor-elecI Conner, Lieut.. Gov. Gray, Judge g. D 1yeakley and others prominent in the affairs of the State.
 Commercial Club Meets.
 The Birmingham CofnEercial Club held the final meeting of the year at f o'clock this afternoon ana disposed Iof many things that have been under consideration for many months. One of the principal reports was that. of the campaign committee appointed to de- wise ways and means by which the new sub-treasury might be secured for Bir- InlnSham II was salu tndt some, or the members of the committee went to Washington for the purpose of looking over the situation and that there are many things in Birminghams favor.
 Other matters discussed at the meet ing included report Of the commit @ having in charge the entertainment of the Southern Cotton Association con- venfion to be held here in January next year. It is said that everything is be- ing handled in satisfactory way and that the city will De able to entertain the visitors without the least trouble
 'sThe Greater BlrmIngnam' move ment also came up for discussion and 1t Is possible that bill will be inc trodueed at, the forthcoming session of the legislature. The establishment of a school of technology here the send ing of Vulcan. to the Jamestown Expo sition and other matters Of more or less interest were discussed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22

A staeo 60 soda. feunt and sls0 % hot soda apparatus for sule at bargain to q cash buyer, Address P. O. Box 496, Union springs, Ala -I0-7t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22
IRON SAFES.

MERCHANTS Fire proof safes. screw door bank safes. bought sold. exehanged We carry one hundred safes In stock Montgom- cry Safe and Lock Co, 221 Commercs St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22

FOR SALE-A law library. furniture, safe &e all new et reasonable price. Good will of an established practice will be thrown in for good measure. Box 55. Centreville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22
FOR SALE.

SIX JERSEY cows Tor sale s4 gtrotharss Stock Yard. They will average three gaf- lens per day Call early this morntnk ". J. Thompson ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22
rNCRFAsE Punsns.

Bijou Matinee today. Howard Hall ia "rhe Millionaire Detective.~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22
PARLIAMENT ADJOURNs.

Kings Message Was COiorIeaa ReeI-
 tstiOn of EVeRts.
 London, Dec. 2L-The kings message proroguing parliament was read In the House of Lords this afternoon before the members of both houseE.
 It was colorleEs recitation, deta h. ing the principal international agree ments to which Great Britain had sub
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22

SPECIAL Prices on fine umbrellas and paf- asoiA from s&. % to Sl3 50; don't buy one goods engraved free. Fred J. Dreher 6 CO.
 10 South Court st. N --tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22
MULES AND HORSES.

WE NOW have on hand andsare receiving daily Q large supply of mulks and horses. Come to us and save money. Prices right. Street. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22

FOR sALE-stsreopticon best Mcintosh make, with slides. lime light, electric light
 fixtures tent. screen. etc. call on. J. Cohen, 2o5 Dexter Avenue. --10-4t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22
FTRU w0Rxs

Full supply of all kinds aA popular prices. 0. K. Cash Grocery, 2S MOn- roe Street. at.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22

Fresh shipment of BIue Ribbon Cel- cry. Oysters and game of all kinds. Fine EIgin Butter.
 Meehan E Morris. Phones zoo and 1920.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22

REMOVAL sALE-on accoHnt of removal in the next ten days my entire sfock of
 plants consisting of palms. ferns, open ground roses. evergreens Towering ahrubS giant pansies, daisies. etc. etc, below cost Jos PfingstL Florist, :'Phone 46a. 91- Hous- ton st. fA tu-thu-sat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22
WANTEp-BoARp pa ROOM.


 wANTEp-Roo and board in strictly first-class, private family; young married couple one child five years old. References vaItlaer --te
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22
roc IN HARBOR.

Bitou Mntinee today. Howard Hall tu 'Srhe Millionaire Detective"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22
WANTEI AELP.

WARTED- -Gentfeman or lady Of fair educa- tlon to travel for snereantile house of large capital Territory at home or abroad to suit
 Weekly salary Of S1,900 per year and ex7 pengos. : AddrasE Joseph 4. Aiaxander.A Montgomery Ala. --a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22
WANTED--AGENTs.

uNBREAKABLE Lamp chimneys; agents make s5, % per day easily selling them; no fake; throw them upon the floor, stand upon them; every one buys: send stamped Co. Dept. D.. Dixon, Ky. --a-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22

TEAcHERs--SFan anted irnrn ediately for many vAncancies in Southern achoos and colleges tjais Southern Teachers Agency. Coipm- Die. 0 c ---3-ss0d-4t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22

wANTED-EdgerTnan for yellow pine mill. @. 50 per day ta good man; Give references in your first letter. and state how soon you can conae. Mcclure Lumber Co.,. WaRar. A r banna- l3s. -9-st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22

WANTED--Men to learn barber trade. Great demand for harbers. Top wages paid. Hun dreds of good opportunities to open business with a1nall capftaL Few weeks completes. Fine chance for poor map Writs nearest Branch. Moler Barber College, New Orieans. La-. or Atlanta. Ga --sat-nlo-Fed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22

FOR sALE--7. .Ooe long leaf yellow pine trees for sale by Geo. W. Kysen M, D.. Rich- mond. Ala. --IV-lbt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22

vVANTED-At once two first class canvas sers for the best seller In the world laon-- ey maker. can be seen at l2e Lee Street, corner Montgomery St.. and Lee at !. c. ilton s-st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22

MEN and boys plumbing or brickiaying trade pays sB to SS per day; we teach you by practical inssructions in mopthss position guaranteed: free catalogue Coyne Trade School ts7S Easton Ave, st. Louis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22
WANTEp-BOARDTRs.

WANTED Three or four gentlemen board sra at tls Scott Street rates reasonable
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22

BIRDs--For sale. imported canaries. sing CTS talking parrots. gold fish and pet stock reasonable prices. Address Standard Bird Co. P. O. Box 154. Chicago. IlLs
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22

SOUTHLAND Promoters Realty Co. has for sale desirable mineral. timber and farm iands in ali parts of the south. For partic- uIars. address tho above. BirminGham. Ala,
 and mention The Advertiser. --l0-tf
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LOST

FOR SALE My upright piano at sacrifice cash or terms. Lock box ,7ss. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22

ARLE uARARTEED WELL clE:RFULLY REFUND mO
 IF A1Y ARCLE WRcHASE0 nOs N1T pOyE JUST A a ssTEn k
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22

bay horse. white back feet; scar on one fore foot any information or return of same will be rewarded H. L. Yelverton. 513 washinRton Ave, or Palace Market. No. Court St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22

black mare mule medium size. some age; reward for return or inform
 ation leading to recovery M. T, Slough. 2I1 Monroe St. Phone 222s. --iS-7t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22
WANTED-sITUATTON.

WANTED-At once. position by graduated
 pharmacist. reKistered in Geofgia and Ala balIa: years experence: best of reference. Address with particulars. Box H. Enter prise. Ala. --Sk
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-22

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