The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-06
HUNTSVILLE. EAGLES.
Aeries Chose 0alciaIs And Entertains
 Jerry Fountain.


 Huntsville, Jan. 5.-(Special.)- Huntsville Aerie No. 1151, of the Fra ternal Order of Eagles, received an official visit last night from Hon. Jer- ry Fountain, president of the Alabama Aerie. MT. Fountain delivered an ad- dress to the members of the order and said that he expects to have twenty aeries in Alabama within the next few months. There are now thirteen.
 New officers of the Huntsville Oerie were installed by MT. Fountain as fol- lows: M. A. Shields. worthy president; John Crosthwaite, worthy vice presi- dent; D. K. London, chaplain; Sam C. Smith, worthy secretary; William M Yarbrough, worthy treasurer: Hobbs Fennel. conductor; E. F Gallagher, in side guard; Oscar M. iBrendle, outside guard; John M. Lawler, physician; l. F. Mcdonnell, w. l.. Humphrey and H. c. Laughlin, trustees.
 In compliment to MT. Fountain the Eagles gave a banquet at the Stegall cafe. Five courses were served and toasts were responded to by MT. Foun- tain, Frank J. Thompson, M. A. Shields, Milton aLnier, James H. Pride, Sam c. Smith and others. Walter l.. Hum phrey acted as toast-master
 The farmers warehouse has proved to be a success far beyond expecta- tions and although 1t was finished late in the season 1t has thirty-three hun dred bales in storage and is nearly full. The directors have decided to duplicate the present plant and double its capac- ity. The work of construction will be- gin in time to have the addition ready before the opening of the next cotton season. The warehouse is owned by farmers and local capitalists and was not established as an investment so much as to provide storage for cotton when the price of cotton Is unreasona- bly low.
 Robert $. Bradshaw, a prominent young man of this city. proprietor of the Bradshaw Pharmacy died this morning after a weeks illness with pneumonia. He was twenty-five years old. Bradshaw was an Elk and was held in high esteem.
 Mrs, J. W. Battle died at her home on Randolph street last midnight of pneumonia. She had been i'll less than a week and her death was a shock to the community, Mrs Battle was d prominent and active member of the Daughters of the Confederacy. Her husband and several grown children survive her.
 man who gave his name as Dr. Holler and claimed to be a German specialist has victmized several Madi- son county people during the last few weeks and has left with several hum dred dollars of their money. The all legged specialist confined his operations to invalids and collected money in ad- vance for treatment he never gave them. He is said to have been remark ably proficient in diagnosing the cases of his intended patients and this fact inspired their confidence to the eX- tent that when he guaranteed to cure them for cash in advance he had lit tie trouble in getting the money. purse of $100 will be paid for the ap- nd h. tured he will be charged with obtain ing money by false pretenses. It is be- lieved that he has operatedin neighbor- ing counties under an assumed name. In person Dr Heller as he was known here Is five feet ten inches tall, weight about l45 pounds, has dark complex lon. dark eyes Roman nose, dresses well and has the appearance of pros porous young professional man.
 The annual meeting of the Hunts vile Dental Society was held last night in the office of Dr. Robert E. Murphy, After the election of pr. c. w. Kranz as president; Dr. John .. Burnam as vice president, and Dr. w. c. Drake ford as secretary and treasurer, the society enjoyed its annual luncheon at the Stegall cafe.
 The subscription to the capital stock of the Nashville and Huntsville Rail road is gradually approaching the amount required to be placed in Hunts vile before the road will agree to build to Huntsville and it Is believed now the enterprise will be carried through successfully. The soliciting committees have been busy this week and are making a house to house can vass of the city. The Chamber of Commerce has added interest to the project by stating that its correspon- dence indicates the location of several industries that will follow the build | Ing of the new railroad, also that these industries cannot be secured 1T the railroad is not built,