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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07

Country Property For Sale or to Let
ySTANTED-To rent. for the coming season. Ssni-
w mans country seat for a family Of adults; n1'
be strictly up and have least TWO bathrooms
Rdgefeld. Conn. preferred Address H. ". F.. Room ~
World BUILDING, New-Yorh
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COuntru Board.

T,pUCATED WOMAN. owning comfortable home ~
II take children train and care for; ieIns
roundings and Intelligent care: healthy lorttt y f
hour Of New York, references given and reGo4iT' -
l.. 2. O. Box Ti72, New York
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Railroads.
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RAILROAD.
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Ticket offices $751; 1854 and SO Broadway: TO-
Fifth Avenue (below 2sd ST.: 2s$ Fifth avenue
Corner 29tE ST.; Aston House and stations
above Brooklyn. s42 Fulton Street $50 Fu ete
Street $50 Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex STA
ton The New york Transfer Company will eau ror
and check baggage from hotels and residences
Telephone "54s Chelsea" for Pennsylvania Railroad
W W STTERRIrPy J. r. WOOD
General Manager, Passr Trat1c Manager
GEO W. BOYD
General Passenger n cent
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apartment Hotels.
Country Property for Sale.


MIDDIETOWN. RHODE ISLAND.
TWO NILES FROM THB CITY OF NEWPORT
~ head Of cattle House suitable for good sized family
all in good order Barn for horses y head Of cattle
Matching 800 chickens Dairy with butter sepa
Iator ice house fifty tons capacity Green house hot
marketed to Newport residents Two acres
Ericsson pump; crops; lays south
Population of Newport 25,O splendid market for all
Newport R l. and East ssd St. n. Y.
A BARGAIN AT LARCHMONT.
Corner. 54x185. Boston Road opposite
Iarchmont Park; price very low; easy terms worth
BERT G. FAULHABER & co. 2o6 Broadway.
NEWARK LEADING RESIDENTIAL AVENUE, the
brownstone dweling broWmstone stable
riage house and garage 146 1Oxl5O this bargain
REALTY co, 191 Market St, Newark N. ].
Mr. VERNON
r,, VERY DESIRABLE IS ACRES.
Chester HILL New Rochelle. and Union Corners prop
cry known as The Shipman tract on maps Of Mt Yer
~. Tribune Uptown ONCE .Ss4 Broadway
II tractve small country home; excellent condition;
rooms. two baths gas hot water heat; land;
pERKsHIRB HILLs-For SALE ~ miles from Stock
D a eeor b6 is 81 20 aSes Of ns e and
barns; situated high ground with fine view price
Great harrington. Mass.
HOUSE BARN and % acres 5000; very easy terms
IL Address Box 81. Newton. N. J.
CsnA CLIFF, L. I-severaI desirable lots. ARCHIBALD
DRETTY HOUSE IN PI4EAsANTvILLE VILLAGE.
6f 1o,1S brg6 s Dae s5aRls B T2
I.4O2 New-York-
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Real Estate Wanted.

KETESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY WANTED
wv waiting for farms. country seats
of land, etc. Owners send full particulars 10
ARCHIBALD c. FOSS 80 East AID Street
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TTAVE CASH BUYERS for flats and tenaments: senC
IL particulars, H. HEUMANN. $50 Sd-ave.
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Brooklyn.
OrO EASTERN PARKWAY between Franklin
900 Bedford-5 bath: heated; open plumb
ing; excellent location convenient IL and trolley
lines. $50.
JILEGANT steam heated flats, rooms. bath 2d floor.
II SCI; 3D. S25 II Schenectady Ave, corner Herkimer
Inquire 966 Greene Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10
Death of w. C. Turuer.

News was received here this after noon of the death at Belle Forest. Bald- win County. south of Bay Minette. of William C. Turner. a prominent mer- chant and mill owner. He was native of Joliet. Ills, and came to Mobile about eighteen years ago. After re- maining here several years he removed to Belle Forest. where he prospered. He is survived by his wife and four small children. Mir. Turner was a thirty second degree Mason and had a large acquaintance here. One report received by a local undertaken who was called this afternoon to BelleForest to prepare the body for shipment to Joliet, was that MT. Turner had been III about four weeks. Another report brought here from Belle Forest was to the effect that William c. Turner had committed suicide at 8 o'clock this morning by shooting himself. The cause for the alleged suicide was temporary demen- tia. This report. 1t Is stated. grew out of the fact that MT. Turner was treated here about four years ago for nervous malady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10
BANKS OF MONTGOMERY
 HOLD ANNUAL MEETINGS

S. Dowdell, J. L. Cobbs, s. G. Well. B. l.. Holt, J. W. Black, s. l.. Tyson, J. A. Sellers.
 The Board of Directors met and elected officers as follows: T. J. Rey- holds, President; J. W. Black. Vice. President; w. H. Hubbard, Cashier and A. J. Jones. Assistant Cashier.
 The stockholders of the Union Bank and Trust Company met in the office of President Michael Cody at o'clock. yesterday afternoon, when the old Board of Directors was elected as fol- lows: Michael Cody, Joseph Norwood, J. S. Wilcox, Emanuel. Lobman. Dr. J. l.. Gaston, J. c. Haas. Fred S. Ball, Isidore Well and M. l.. Greil
 It was decided by the Board of Di- rectors to postpone the election of officers until Thursday evening when q meeting will be held for that purpose.
 The present officers of the Union Bank and Trust Company are Michael Cody. President; Joseph Norwood. Vice. President. J. S. Wilcox, Secretary.
 It is said that never. in the history of Montgomery banks have the stock holders been so unanimous in express sions of eradication over annual re- ports as they were yesterday.
 One bank official said: Every bank in Montgomery showed handsome in creases in business and consequent growth. The last year was the best the Montgomery banks ever had"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10

s.ool.holders of the four banks or ,.onteomerv held their annual meet tn@s yesterday. received gratifylng norts from their officers ana electeu boards of Directors for the ehsuihs var. ..a,,,,.nrosrt of the stockholders, the Boaras or pii n,ss tnrs of three of the banks met ana elected officers The directors or the fTnion Bank and Trust Company VIII kaId their meeting Thursday evening to elect officers. It is understood tnat t no change will be made in the omceFs of this bank. A.,,
 In nearly every instance tne panN elections yesterday were merely mat trs of form Indeed practically the onlv changes made were those at the Eo,,rth National Bank where member ishin in the Board of Directors was in . creased and the office of Vice -Presloent was created to which J. w., Black was elected. This increase of directors anu sha creation of the new office was due , to tbe recent absorption by the Fourth National of the American National psnk The new directors Of the Fourth National. J. W. Black, E. L. Tyson and | A. Sellers, were directors of the American National and MY: BLACK was vice-president Of that Bank
 The announcement was made snort while ago that with the absorption or the American National the Fourth Ma tionaI Bank will soon increase us cap ital stock from $250,090 to $500 oOO'
 The meeting of the stockholders or ,ba First National Bank was held az its banking house at 12 o'clock yes tsraav and resulted in the reelection of the old Board of Directors as fol- lows: A. M. Baldwin, J.. s. Wilcox, w. A Gayle, C. G. Abercrombie, and Fran cis G. Caffey.
 When the stockholders adjourned the Board of Directors met and re- elected the old officers as follows A. M Baldwin, President; A. s. Woolfolk, Cashier, and J. c. Stratford, Assistant Cashier.
 Al inc meeting of the Merchants and Planters Farley National Bank yester- dav afternoon, at the banking house o, Court Square. the Board of Direc- tors was elected as follows: H. M. Hobbie. H. c. Davidson, s. Roman. John B. Nierosi, Joseph l.. Hall. M. F. I,eC1rand, W. K. Pelzer. E...C. Andrew. N q Greil, Arthur Pelzer, c. l.. Mat thews. C. L. Ruth. Jacques Loeb, Loais rbs Board of Directors reelected .ba officers as follows: Joseph L. Hall. President; M P. LeGrand. vice-Presi- dent: Louis B. Farley, Cashier; H. T.. Rartiett, Assistant Cashier, and R. E. Seibels, Assistant Cashier.
 The Fourth National Bank helN its annual meeting at 12 o'clock at It's banking house when the Board of Di- Tectors was chosen as follows: T. J. Pevnolds, W. H. Moore, s. J. Winter, TH Hanson, M. Kahn. A. J. Kauf- man. r. F. Johnstone, c. D. Noble, j..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10
Two SuIts Filed

In the Circuit Court today suit was filed by Edmund Carre vs. Blanche C.. Turner. for s15.0O0. Plaintiff charges the conversion, by Blanche C/ Turner, of a note of w. n. D. Turner for $10,- 900, January 1. 1900, to her own pur- poses. and asks for the amount, with interest.
 Another suit was filed by John R.. simpson and John B. Cefalu, doing bus mess under the firm name of John R.. Simpson & Co., vs. the Southern Rail way Company. for the sum of sl,950. The complaint charges conversion, by the defendant company, of sT5O0 pounds of coal. property of the firm, to it's use, thereby doing plaintiffs great damage.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10
Mrs. Van court nead.

Mrs. Adeline Van Court, widow of the late Dr. E. J.. Van Court of Natchez Miss, died at 1880 o'clock yesterday af- ternoon at the residence of her daugh- ter,' Mrs. B. M. Andrews. BIO Mildred Street.
 Mrs. Van Court was so years old. She had been in declining health. for more than year, but she was not confined to her home until Six weeks ago. She bore the respect and esteem of a wide circle of friends and her loss wille be keenly felt. She is survived by two sons and two daughters, one of whom is Mrs. Andrews of this city.
 The remains will be shipped this af- ternoon to Natchez, Miss, where inter- ment will be made in the family burial ground.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10
ReceIver.hip Case Dismissed.

New Orleans, Jan. 9.-The City Park receivership proceedings begun by H. D Brown were dismissed today in the United States Circuit Court on motion of counsel representing Mir Brown. Mir Brown brought the suit against the new management or the new race track, alleging that the track was im- properly leased and that the stockhoId- CTS were not getting -adequate' returns. An agreement was reached today out side of court between Brown and the Jocky Club by which the former dis poses of his 272 shares of stock at $100 share. The motion to dismiss fol- lowed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10
Moore stim in Jail.

Edward c. Moore, the white man who was arrested last night by Deputy Sheriff Smith, is still in the county jail. The indictment upon which Moore was arrested was returned by the February term grand jury of the City Court in 1901, and charges that Moore, December 20 1900, forged the signature of J. Long to waive note, the amount oftwhich was s37.50. The grand jury Aecom- mended that bond be required .ih the sum of $1.000. Moore disappearkd and returned here twa weeks ago. and when the job printers went on strike. he ac- cepted one of the vacated positions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10
NeM Inenrnoration.

In the Probate Court was filed arr ticles of incorporation of the Standard Equipment Company of Mobile. The company purposes doing a general rail- road equipment and railroad, steamship and saw mill supply business. The in- corporators are Warren R., Richard A. and w. A. Christian, Jr., and Cleveland Henderson The company will begin business with capital of $Si,00O, of which S6.200 has been paid in.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10
Ca,boIIc Kutubt. Elect Omcers.

St. Vincent de Paul Branch. No. SS9, Catholic Knights of America, at their annual meeting, elected officers as fol- lows: Very Rev. c. T. o'Callaghan, spiritual Director; Ed G. Dreaper, President; Walter F. Walsh, Vice Pres ident; GA. J. Leibert. Recording secre- tary: Robert P. Devine, Financial Sec retary; John R. Courtney, Treasurer John Phelan, Sergeant-at-A Arms; J. R. O'Gorman, Sentinel; P. c. Manloon, John H. Moore and Joseph G. Tyrrell, Trus- tees. This branch Is the strongest, nu- merically and financially, in the State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10
n.nnnrn1 nf NIra. N. e. Lomer.

Mrs. Mary A. Lomer was buried in Magnolia Cemetery this afternoon, the funeral taking place at o'clock from the residence. No. s24 Cont street. She was the wife of V. c. I,omer and daughter of Mrs. Lula McNellage of this city Mrs. Lomer was Mobilian and had many friends here
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10
Case Goes over.

In the Circuit Court Hon. Samuel B.. Browne on the bench, the case of Cyrus G. Russell vs. Peter r. Alba was call ed this morning. Attorney for plaintiff announced the inability of his client to appear because of illness
 The court ordered the case taken out of the call, which means continu- ance to the next term. This cause has already figured in the Circuit Court, and attracted much attention. Russell seeks to break the will of Sophia Alba, late wife of defendant, alleging interest in the estate through being an illegit- innate son.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10
nirectorn EIected.

At an election of stockholders of the Bank of Mobile. N. B. A.. held at noon today. the following Board of Directors was elected: John J. Blaekshear, Hen ry W. French. A. G. Levy, Sidney Low enstein, Joseph H. Lyons, Richard Mel lett, Michael J McDermott. Thos. J. Potter. A. Van Antwerp, Michael J. yickers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10
Hnd Al Larme Cargo.

The British steamship Bernella of the Elder-Dempster Steamshap Company sailed out of this port today with the largest cargo for the new year Her cargo. which was cleared to Liverpool, comprised 3.735 bales of cotton. 25,000 bushels of corn. S5,400 superficial feet green lumber, 7.50O cubic feet poplar logs, 2,937 cubic feet ash logs. and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10
r.,.,,,on. comoauy Meeting.

A regular meeting of the stockhold- CTS of the Home Telephone Company was held at noon today and dtrecto- rate elected as follows: Adam Glass
 P. J. Lyons. w C, Polk, w. H. Bryant and J. C. Monteith. subsequently, the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10
STRIKE SH0RT-LIVED
MOBILE RAILROAD MEN RETURN TO WORK.
w. C. Turner of Baldwin County Dead, and Report Has 1t that He Conn
 Snlitted Suicide By
 Shooting.
Advertiser Bureau.


 The strike of yard foremen and switchmen of the Southern Railway, which was inaugurated yesterday morn- ing by about twenty-five white men, lasted just one full day. Superintend- ent J. H. Stanfield arrived here last night. and after conference with the men, they agreed to return to work at the old scale This morning. at the usual hour. the men showed up And cars were moved all of today and to- night as usual
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10

directors met and elected as officers for the ensuing years. W. C. Polk, Bir- mingham, Ppesident; W. H. Bryant, Mo-
 bile ViceEfresident and General Man ager; R. l.. Douglass, Mobile. Secretary; ! J. C. Monteith. Birmin gham, Treasurer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10
heath os Nun,

Sister Veronica, nun of the Convent of the Visitation. died last evening, af- ter a lingering Illness The lnterment took place in the convent cemetery this morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10
Report. from Colonel Russell.

Late reports from Col. E. L. Russell, Yice-President, of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad. who was taken i'll en route to St. Louis. are most encouraging. Dr. Goode wired he was out of danger and would more than likely leave for home tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10

SASS feet hickory logs. The total val- uation of the cargo Is $24S,07e. One significant thing about the cargo is the fact that this is the first shipment of corn to the other side for long time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10
Physician Who Took Poison Ia a Ne,
 YOrk HaaeI

New York, Jan. 9.--Dr. Robert w. Steger. who was found last night un- conscious in his room at the Audubon Hotel, died today at Bellevue Hospital.
 He drank a mixture of chloroform ana morphine. The reason he gave for self destruction was that he had had fre- quent attacks of homicidal mania and that he feared in the end he would Kill some one.
 He came from family prominent in Nashville, Tenn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10
NEobiIe soclety News,

IT. A. Cone of Selma Is visiting in Mobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10
Personal and General.

Jules Eslava, one of the oldest and best-known citizens in the county, is quite i'll with la grippe at his homo on Spring Hill.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10

l. c. Steiner of Montgomery is in Mobile today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10

Mrs, Jenkin Jones and Miss May Jones of West Virginia are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. II. P. Kass. Miss Jones
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10

Mrs. A. r. GaiIlard Is visiting her son. Mir. J. T. Gaillard at Evergreen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10

Mss Mabel Cleveland will entertain at reception on the 22nd. in honor of Miss Bertha Fitzpatrick of Montgom- cry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10

Mir N R. Clarke who has been ill for several weeks at his home on Government street Is once more well enough tu be out.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10

Mir and Mrs Shelton Sims left thls morning for New Orleans to be gone several days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10
PETER FoRNEY CHAPrER. ID. A n

The regular monthly meeting of Pe- ter ForRey Chapter, Daughters of the American, Revolution, will take place on Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the Carnegie Library. Inasmuch as the annual election of officers will then take place, every member is urged to be present.
 By order of the Regent,
 Mrs. F. M. Billing, SaprafarU
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10

Mrs. Bert Feist of Tensaw is in the city on visit to her parents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10
sTEGER DIES AT BnLLEvuE.

visited Miss Louise Vass last winter and was much admired.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10

Mrs. Carl c. Meyer will entertain at a card party Thursday evening
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10

Miss Gertrude Smith was the hostess of the Trumps this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10

J. A. Montgomery of Birmingham is
 in the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10

Provost. Sterling Provost. John Grey, Lee Tacon, Bob Monat, Day, Ray Lebean. Will Heropymous, Henry Hamilton. Dr. Will Scales.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10

Mir. and Mrs. Patman Thompson anC little son are visiting MT. and Mrs T. J. Conway.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10

Mrs j. F, Prout gave very pretty card party this evening in compliment to her sister, Miss Gertrude Mahon. The color scheme was red and tho double parlors and reception hall were filled with cut flowers, palms and ferns There were six tables of bid euchre followed by a two course luncheon. after which dancing superseded cards. and lasted until late Mrs. Prout's guests were Misses Maisle and Ethel Brooks, May Threefoot. Elma Mean drews, Ernestine Cook. Kate Mosland- CT. Annie Lee and Alice Dunlap, Vino. na Batson. Ethel Savage, Donna Ham, burger. the three attractive score keep CTS, Misses Anita Sims, Mamie Good bread and Emily Terrell, and Messrs. Celson. Kelly, Adams, Lee, Byron,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10

Miss Mary Hunter will entertain at Q luncheon Thursday in honor of Miss Bessie Winn of Demopolis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10

Mrs. J. N. Williams of Clayton, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. NJ Wilkerson. will return to her home this afternoon.
 Gen. and Mrs. Fred Ferguson of Bir- mingnam are visiting their relative. Miss Augusta Woodruff at POT Alabsm9 Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10

(Personal items of a social nature are requested to be sent to The Ad. vertiser Correspondent, Bell phone SO4.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10

The Aquinas Reading Club celebrated It's seventh anniversary Monday even ing. with musical program, which was listened to with pleasure by n large audience. The following pro- gram was given:
 pln)-Mrs. Joseph Sands.
 2 Recitation. Tho Gladiator, Miss T. McAler
 3 Violin Solo-"Hungarian Dance" --Brahms-Miss Annabelle Hubbard
 f. Vocal Solo--"Goodnieh:, Beloved. GoodniEht"--Miss Annie Fermier
 D. Vocal sSolo--(bN recuest)-Rev. Father Stahl
 G. Monologue-Mr. George Rrfpps accompanied by Mir Stanley Rencher
 7 Tschaikowsky Waltz-Mrs. Franl, Leslie, Miss Louise Finn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10

are requested to be sent to The Ad- vertiser Correspondent, Bell phone SO4.)
 Mrs. J. l., Raymond gave a delightful little party at the Country Club this evenipg in compliment 10 her guest, Miss Florence Bown, of Yarmouth and two other sisters Miss Stone of Clin- ton. Iowa, and Miss Reba Walden of ITniontown. As tho night was too cold to wander very far from the big open fireplace. tho bowling party was aban
 doued for game of bean bags. which was followed by a tempting supper and afterNNaSds by a dance, Mrs. Raymond's guests were Misses Ethel and Elae Fry. Ruby Stone, Gertrude Smith, Vir- ginia Sims, Helen Smith. Louise Van. May Jones of Virginia, Rosa Coates. Lucille Overall. Natalie Hutton, Reba Walden. Emma Rhett. Julia Lake, Let tice Clark, Bernice Patterson, Meta Huger. Margaret Billpps. Zemna Mas tin. Messrs. Melvin BilIups. George Har- ris, Tom Sims, Ben Rhett. c. A. Fuerst, Walton Sink. W. G. Horn. Tom Boone. callum, Hammond. Gayfer. Alfred Coates. Ernest Planck. II. R. Jptoa, Paul Wilson, Shannon Hunter, McCor. vey. Elgin Thames, Howard Smith. Herbert Lyons. Ben Toomer. Lee smith. w S. Stewart, Wyth Whiting
The Tupelo journal., 1906-02-16
Sam Bass
FRIEND

The entire community was struck
with grief, when they heard of the un-
timely death of Sam Bass last Saturday
morning he was struck by a train and
killed at Okolona the train struck him
about II o'clock Friday night, and
he died about Z Saturday morning. lie
was conscious after he was struck
almost up to the last he called for hie
father and spoke of his mother. He
told the gentleman who waited on him
to phone for his father that he wanted
to talk to him. Though they could
not get them news in time and when
his father reached him his soul had
took its fight to the great beyond.
A friend of his and a room mate while
there, had his body dressed in beauti-
full robe and placed in a fine casket
when his father reached him, and he
came up with the corpse and attended
the burial. They laid him to rest in
the cemetery at Union, q large crowd
of sorrowing friends and relatives at
tended his burial. Bro. Wilson con-
Quoted the services, which were very
solemn and appropriate.
Sans friends were numbered by his
acouaintances, he will be sadly missed
by all, and especially by the loved
ones at home he was a kind afectlonate
brother, a loving and obedient son,
May God bless his dear mother father
and sisters and brothers and help them
to bear this sad affection. Whom the
Lord loyeth he chastiseth and we muri
saw blessed is the name Of the Lord.
A FRIEND.