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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-18
BUILDING POSTPONED.
New Railroad Connection Into Annis-
 ton Temporarily Suspended.

Anniston May 17.-(special )-9Ir Gaboury. of Jacksonville. who has been busy for the past few months promot- ing a new railroad between this place and Anniston. to be owned and opera ted by the Seaboard Air Line. was here yesterday and says that the road off, cials, when just on the point of ad- vertising for the construction of the work, give notice that the purpose of building the line is temporarily post poned.
 He assigns as a reason for the post ponement the Interference of certain parties who prefer that the Seaboard build its line into Anniston from Ohatchie via Morrisville and Peace burg. A. Brown, a railroad construc- tor of considerable prominence stated that the Seaboard officials had request ed him, through correspondence, to bid for the construction of three miles of road from Ohatchie to Chalybeate mountain and Ingram's Wells
 Whether the company proposes to stop with the building of this three Amiles of road or to extend the line on
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-18

was taken with measles and whooping cough and neighbors prevailed upon the family to have 1t taken to the hos pital.
 It required considerable explanation to persuade the girl that the baby was past medical aid and could not be treated. Then she quietly lifted up the body and started for the door. The hospital authorities with difficulty con vinced her this would not do and that the body must be taken to the county morgue. ,.-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-18

ret F. Brown, of Bingham at whose home Hayes was formerly a board CT.
 According to Mrs. Brown. Hayes re- marked one day that Tucker had "got the chair, and that it was a good thing for me that he has,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-18
COTTON MILL FIRE.
Demopolis Factory Was in Danger oi
 Destruction.

Demopolis. May 17.-(special)-A fire broke out at the Bessie Minge Cotton Man ufacturing Company's plant in this city at o'clock yesterday afternoon The damage will be about y6,o00. The fire is thought to have been caused by match or nail in the thread extractor. the spark being blown to the lint room.
 This ignited lot of cotton. The fire was detected at once and quicoly extin- guished but not before doing damage to the amount above mentioned The loss is fully covered by insurance.
 The fire department was called out yes terday tc the barn of Mayor Brothers. on Walnut Street. which was discovered to be on fire. Little damage avs done.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-18
German Chancellor Busy Preparatory To
 Summer Vacation.

Summer Vacation.
 Berlin, May 17.-Chancellor von Bue- low, who has for some weeks been talk ing a comHlete rest has begun to re- ceiye ambassadors. ministers and mem- bers of the cabinet.
 He will receive three or four of them daily, preparatory to leaving Berlin for Eord Erney, an island off the north sea coast, where he usually spends his summer vacation. The American ann bassador. MT. Tower, called today ana found the chancellor looking well al- though a little pale from his long stay in the house.
 Emperior William will return to the capital May 19. remain here two or three days, and then go shooting. Inn mediately after the departure or the emperor. Won Buelow will go to Nora Erney for three months.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-18
JERRY HAYES ARRESTED.
Boston Reporter Thinks Him Guilty of
 Page Murder.

Page Murder.
 Bingham. Me, May 17.-Jerry Hayes, said to be otherwise known as J. Moulton, a laborer was arrested near this town yesterday on warrant charging him with the murder of Mabel Page. at Weston. Mass, March IS. 1904, and with being a fugitive from jus tice.
 Charles I. Tucker is waiting electro cution fo rthe Page murder. The war rant was issued upon the application of a reporter employed by a Boston even ing paper.
 The arrest is based upon alleged re- marks made by Hayes to Mrs. MarEa-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-18
ENGINEER GATHERING DATA.
Stevens VIII Make Full Report T
 Lsthmian Commission.

IRfhmlan COmmIAsIOn'
 Panama. May 17.-Chtef Engineer Stevens, of the Isthmian Canal who sails for the United States today has conferred with his division engineers getting together data for the prepara- tion of the report which he will pre- sent to the isthmian canal commission on his arrival in the United States.
 Among the material which IS being unloaded here for the canal company are 137 flat cars. thirty-five locomo- tives, one thousand piles. 22,000 cross ties. 2.350.000 feet of lumber, while 2.- 900. 900 addition feet of lumber are to arrive shortly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-18
NunnaIly Quits Che Race.

Atlanta Ga. May IA special to The Journal from Newman. Ga. says that pr. A. G. Nunnally has withdrawn as a candi- date for the Democratic EubernatortAl uomination at tho coming primary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-18

Tommy" said the teacher, don't you know better than to talk aloud in school?"
 But what is a feller to do?" queriod Tommy. You said the other day l mustn't whisper" ."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-18
AT MONTGOMERY THEATRE

On Friday night. May IS. The Cele- brated Musical Comedy
 ssThe Show GirP'
 Will be played by professional and best amateur talent of Montgomery.
 Among the msuical numbers: old Man Moon," "Just My Style" Good Bye Sweet old Manhattan Isle" and oth- ara Adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-18
Military Banauet.

General W. w. Brandon and Colonel C. R. Bricken were guests of Company last night at ana impromptu banquet and a very enjoyable occasion 1t proved to be. The affair was largely attend ed by members of this popular military organization and a large number of friends. Capt. D. H. Smith in his usual happy manner presided over the occasion, and wit. humor and good cheer reigned supreme. All of those present were in their happiest moods and every one present felt that 1t was good to have been there.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-18
wouldn,t Enter Contest.

Owing to certain conditions regard ing the amount of hose to be drawn from the reel, Daniel Tyler Hose Com pany No. 1, yesterday refused to enter the competive race for representations of the Aniston fire department at the Tri-State Tournament in Rome tomor- row, and the honor of representation the members held a meeting at the No. headquarters last night and perfected arrangements for participation in the contests. They leave in body this afternoon, accompanied by a large mum Der of local citizens, who will boost them in their efforts to carry away some of the prizes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-18

to Anniston. Mir. Brown is not pre-
 pared to say. In the meantime. the business men of Anniston are working to secure the road over the most avail- able and most practicable route, and 1t is hoped that the intentions of the seaboard officials will soon be realised.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-18
REVIVAL CLOSES.

Huntsville Aroused to High Pitch of ReiiS-
 ious FervOr.
 Huntsville. May 17.-(Special )-After continuing three weeks and drawing great audiences to hear the nightly sermons. the Cube pper- ConoIey revival meetings came to end last night.
 Re-. Francis Tappey. chairman of thu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-18
WON BUELOw WILL.

State.. ...-..........
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-26

There's q
woman you know
Who looks younger and
fresher in the face every
time she goes out II puz-
zles you 10 understand
how she keeps her youth
full complexion. 1t Ger
tainly looks real and yet
you feel that she must
have some secret which
you havnt. '
Its just this:
She uses Hagans Magno-
liza Balm. a delicate liquid
which restores the skin To-
its youthful glow and life.
Wise women have been
using il for forty years.
Its as harmless as the
water you drink. Try il
and see what a pleasant
story your mirror will
have IN fell
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-26
The tank a. the town.
sHAMHAN WHiskEy
II keeps on tasting good.
1sis5
Friends Are Anx-
ious About Them

Mrs. n. G. StiliweIi and Miss Tfa'
III z. Browne, Of Anderson. ind, VINO
attended ihe reception rendered 70
Governor Hagerman IN Las yeeas, N
February, are believed To have been
In the san Francisco disaster, and
anxious friends In this city are alarm.
"a II receiving no word from them
Mrs. siilINeii and Miss Browne
were accompanied by two little chill.
dren of the former Louise. seven.
and Nell. four. and spent more than.
d week In Las Vegas Mr.. Stillwell
was 4 candidate for The republican
nomination for congress from the
Eighth congressional district Of In,
diana. LEFT his campaign In the hands
OF his friends ana hasiensd 10 tns
sti sckcn city to try - locate BIZ
fgmily. i
IN d letter IN Mr.. StilIwell, his wife
had stated that size would leave Sar
Francisco on the sundly ignt hefor,
the disaster and would 20 from Their
40 Portland. Ore, ani from there !,
Seattle. arriving on Tuesday From
there she was 10 have left for Mime
apoiis on her way home.
A letter received later said tina
she had changed her mind. findini
the California climate 30 congenia
TO her failing health. She said Il
this letter. which was written the 20
lowing day, that she had decided I
remain III San Francisco until Thurs
day. or twentyfour hours after IN
terrible disaster. They were stoppin
al the Palace hotel.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-26

partment Is separated b. means u I
solid stone wall, AZ 4 mat.er OF FIRE
protection. There ID not D single mn.
chine belt In The place-tLe engines
and dynamos being connected by ID.
rect coupling.
A device that II mystitsing 70 the
initiated is the switchboard. which
has d finely polished fancy stone fac'
linz and Ii fIIed with levers. pilot.
wheels and giasssenclosed meters.
The massive switch board Ii con.
siructed for both railway and light
linz service and II modern In every
respect. Il Is arranged for the Iii.
dependent regulation Of individual
circuits. n Tint there n no danger
OF poor lights Tor amy ono Locality,
The board" II equipped with Suto
matie switches throughout n. 4dditioA
10 all other appliances found In Abe
pnwer houses of the big cities.
GEORGE II. Wells. of * f.ahia, a
member Of the Arm of eonsuNfNg en-.
gineers STYLED Ruebel 4 WeIls.f has
had tho supervision Of the building 81
The plant and the placing OF tho ma.
chlnery. His company drew up che
plans and specification for the whole
scheme of improvements and Mr..
Wells considers the local plant 4
model Of its kind. H Is c~ertaini,
very conveniently designed. The
offices are not vet ready for occu
pancy and until they are the office
force has temporary quarters IN
one = of the engine room.
During the course OF an interview
yesterday afternoon. MT. Wells calle'
attention 70 the fact that c~onsiderabl,
rewiring would have to be done II
Las Vegas. and stated that this mat
ter should be attended to at once
He said that some Or the stores AM
residences have been wired for |
number az years and wear and tea
has LEFT the wiring In . defective con
dition. As q precaution against fr,
and incidentally To keep the insurance
rates at a reasonable figure. ne ure
ca the necessity Of having the cleo
trio wires absolutely safe. Nj
Wells said.
THE Las Vegas railway and pow
or company particularly wants To az
vncate that all buildings and res
dences be properly wired % as 3
avoid all possibility of ire from eles
trio wiring. In order 10 assist 4
this movement The company's supel
intendent OF line construction will 4
all times give advice and information
to the company's customers 10 cor
nection with wiring and will inspeS
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-26

p , #8NZ#&## E@%"%# &# X& 5f#% @%m|$ %~ r. "
MI jobs Of this kind IN order 10 sss
that m ~iring T. properly done.
In most GILES Of the sine of La
reeax the insurance underwriters
association have paid inspectors u
pass on electric wiring and II rs prob
ably only d question II time until
the Insurance underwriters make
some ARRANGEMENTS that VIII include
ias Vegas among the cities where
wiring VIII be Inspected under their
rules. For this reason the local eoai
pany wants an electric wiring kept
up 10 the highest standard. 80 thst
no matter who makes an inspection
the wiring done In the city from This
time ON viii pass the most rigid
scrutiny"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Homestesd Entry, No. 5543.

Department OF the Interior, Lana
ONCE at Santa Re. n. NJ. March 10.
1906.
Notice II hereby given that tho FOL.
i~owing-named settler has nled notice
of his intention To make final proof IN
support Of his claim. and that said
proof VIII be made before u. s, Court
Commissioner nc Las Vegas. N. NJ, on
May 4, 1906; viz: lose Eusebio Archu-
lela. Of San Miguel county, N. NJ, for
the s. IL, n. W. II Sec. 1, 8. r. IL,
n. 4. IA. n. y. -, s. r. u, Sec z,
T. ~. ~. r. 90 =.
He names the following witnesses
to prove mis- continuous residence NJ
on and cultivation OF said land. viz:
Jesus Mi. uiibarri. Santiago Arehu-
leta, Matias Aragon. Luis Paiomino,
all of Tuloso via Las Vegas, n. NJ.
MANUEL r. oTERo, Register.
2.l05
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-26
Las Vegas Railway and Power
sPiant Modern in Construction
Street Cars on New Line Begin Operations Next
Week. Building with Various Departments
Nearly Complete. Necessity Of Proper
Electric Wiring.

ii Is expected thst BY next week
cars viii begin running on the new
extension 81 the local street railway
system. The stupsingff the trolley
and guy xlIm(bf I'm y <pmpleted 10
= few three hand
service. ~ other LARGE
closed can Operated regular.
" on sshks &nwEThe Tom
Oh a. comms1 will ne given
ii thorough. oS65lllng The OLD
combination summer and winter car
with 4 little repairing and several
coats ~ paint. will BE- virtually as
good as new.
The Iae VEGAS Railway n Power
company has not only enlarged IFS
street car irachase within he past
year. but has also erected n. com
modulus power house. street or barn
and Offices under one roof. Although
stone masons are still at work on
the new plant and Il VIII perhaps Pc
d month yet before the building Il
entirely finished all of the machinery
has been Installed and the power
house Ii Iii full operation. In the
mechanical part of the plant there
are four sets o. engines and dyna'
mos, any b of which II capable Of
furnishing all Of the electricity u
present used for commercial pnrpos-
e. In fas Vegas. For the railway
service there are two engines and
two dynamos aggregating 1000
horsepower. The other two engines
and dynamos which r used for
lighing purposes and furnishing pow
or for private motors total I'D C0C
horsepower, Electricity Is %supplant,
INK steam ana gasoline AZ . motive
power and a number or electric mo
tors have been installed IN this city
With the promise 81 improved service
The company Is making an effort 4
secure this Mnd Of business.
The boilers which have been III
stalled have ample capacity and arr
of the water tube pattern. The boil
or room Is located al the north ent
Or the plant. and q side track run.
alongside the structure 70 that Goa
may be unloaded direct from the CAR
III which II is shipped. There |,
plenty or space FOR additional boiler.
n any more are needed. In fact
the entire plant has been 30 arrange,
en- that additional engines and DINA
mos may be installed rs wen a ri
Increased boiler capacity. Each az
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-26

e. d noIsher, the grocer. received
word yesterday that his h~rother.in-
law. Roy Olive. escaped unhurt from
the disaster IN San Francisco. The
tidings came IN a letter from the
Denver Office Of the brokerage Arm Of
Otis n Houeh. MI. Olive having been
with the branch Office IA
san Francisco. The epistle stated
that the arm had positive information
that he was all right.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-26
] The talk Of the town,
sHAMHAN WHIsKEY
II keeps on tasting good.
i.lss

All the sheep raisers Of the conn.
" are busy Landing at present. and
II will be at least until the twenti.
eth OF this month before the season
Ii over. Nobody Is coming TO town
and a large number or residents Of
this city are at their ranches. Ray
mnndo Harrison. the we'll known
merchant OF Anton Chico. SAYS that
there n no one left In that town
now but himself and the priest.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-26

TIE Las VEGAS Tsnsls elub Is NJ
- r~~orkxnslsd - - cuzulnx yexr.
aaa th~ eouTs % CEsnd ss~nae i
f~iax PEI ID conflssoaL q s1l Ne a..
fpr pass ~ S~stardzs.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-26

TIA remsnf SAILS lassinx frum ~
Red Cross Drax Store and me lks
Darts baildia< u ne Psxn - The
sesf SIDE have e<en completed ana
I'll ~ ready for nse in d ecapae u
GAYS -
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-26

weEkmen are aass today tearing
on lie lntertor 90 fhe hsslaHnx ~
ne sizzs. formerly gcrapiea NJ NE
fasyts. under direction o. 4 BARBER.
ri ihs ~oxk ~ r~rmoselIng The large
saosa xll hesin Immediately.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-26
Gordon
Heard From

E&+ a&E-E #"#W& 49," &EE&"# w." ~ ~. # E& &Y
n. e e Gerasa received . ssftrr
ys$ssrdsy nsoanils sroA -
hsosher. ~. Jos<ph fsosden ~
san Franrisea To writer sfst-i
Thar ~ hss ~seap<a nfi risht fruu
ne disaster. INT lid hst nexfis
everything bas he siuthIax he III
%. H I'D that he had been forcea
10 20 foxsysisht hoars sithoat tsst
or waller. and bad sought rsfasv in
Gald@n Gste psrk- III. Casaon rs
hnalis aba - make his sss ~
BerAsiey. whers be 60 uox staying
~. Gordcn has foEsard~a The letter
~ the request a. the writes IL N
otlier brothsr ia Sew y0sL
EM# -L- q
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-26

Optic want ads bring results.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-01
Lola Democrats Favor Paris.

What the democrats of Lola and
the Lola precinct have to say about
Robert 5. Paris as a reliable man to
repro sent Crittenden and Livingston
counties in the next general assem-.
bly, Of Kentucky
To whom it may concern. and most
especially to the democrats of Liv-
ingston aud Crittcnden counties who
feel an interest in the success of the
democratic party IN the general cleo
ton next year. We present to you
the Hon. Robert S. Paris, of this
precinct, as a most suitable democrat
to unite the democratic party of this
Legislative district. We feel sure
that it you will give him the nomi-
nation in the November primary that
he NilI come out alright inthe general
election next year. Mr.. PaeIs served
two terms as magistrate in this pre-
cinct and is well qualified in every
respect to represent the people, and
as man Of sense and qualifications,
as Il democrat true and fried we feel
sure that all democrats will support
him in the general election and
knock the props out from under my
thing the republicans night stick
up. He'll fix them alike. We feel
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-01
Runaway Team.

Last week Mr.. Champion, the
mail carrier from Hampton to Salem,
happened to run away and in the
rounds he lost his coat containing
some deposits for the Salem Bank.
Most of it was in checks, hut there
was Sill in money belonging to Mr..
r. II. Wright, of Hampton. The
carrier did not miss the envelope un-
til he had returned to Hampton,
when he and Mr.. Wright started on
the hunt of it. They found the en-
velopc containing all the checks, but
the money was gone. Mr.. Wright
is very confident that he has the
money located aud no doubt recover
it all.-LIvINGsTON BANNER.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-01
Anecdute Of NGCreaT And Harlan.

Judge Harland and James b.
McCraery once canvassed Kentucky
together as the Republican and Dem
ocratic candidate, for governor.
They travelled abouj the state on a
joint debating trip aud IN many small
mountain places had to sleep in the
same bed. They were warm personal
friends and 50 did NOT object to this
intimacy. One night Mr. Harlan
got into bed first. Senator McCrao-
ry was not far behind, aud just as he
entered the bed Judge Harlan raised
his hulky form aud said in his stem
torlau voice, "McCraery, there l.
one IA ccrtoiL--;ac next COVER
nor Of Kentucky is in this bed "
4. ,ponr ,ac Dol stat, broke, anu
Jup4o Harlan rolled 70 the floor.
Senator AcCreary caught and held
himself in bed. and. a. Judge Har.
Ian reached the floor, said ".Johu,
You are right The next governor
of Kentucky i, still in this bed. "
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-01

survived all the changes that have
taken place since then. He and Mr..
Hitchcock are the only members Of
McKinley's Cabinet left, but Hitch
cock did not come in 1897.
Mr.. Metoalf wanted the Navy De.
partment when he was made Secreta-
~ of Commerce, and has been waitin e
for it ever since. Mr.. Bonaparte
wanted to be Attorney General whe n
he was made Secretary of the Navy.
Mr.. Meyer is accredited to Senator
Lodge, Of Massachusetts,. Roose-
welt and Lodge we're friends in 1884
have been so ever since, and il was
Lodge who got Roosevelt the Assis-
tant Secretaryshlp of the Navy in
spite of Senator Plat, and thus gave
him his start towards the Presidency.
The political relations between the
two have been interrupted by the
President advocacy of more radical
Legislation than Mr. Lodge can &C
cept, but it has not impaired their
personal relations and Mr.. Meyer
appointment is due to Lodge.
The new Cabinet will contain one
Hebrew, Secretary Straus. He is
said to be the first Hebrew ever APP
pointed to the Cabinet by President
of the United States, though he is
not the first who ever held a Cabinet
place in this country for Judah p.
Benjamin served a, Attorney General
in the Confederate Cabinet under
President Davis. Mr. Moody will
retire about the first Of January and
Mr. Shaw probably bv tne first Of
FEBRUARY.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-01

sure that wherever Mr., Paris is
known that this article will be sane
toned, anyway in the respect as to
Mr.. Paris being an alright man to
represent the people, true
blue, citizen. For the consider
alton Of all democrats and the sue
cess of the democratic party next
year in the general election we ask
your careful consideration before you
vote in the primary this year. We
do not want to send another republl-
can representative to the general as
sembly Of Kentucky from demo-
cratic district, as was done the last
time. Our strongest hopes are that
the democrats will settle on the
right man. LOLA DEMOCRATS.