The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31

speedily adjust such complaint. l ap- peal to the patrons and people to give us their hearty and synpath thetic sup port. It will be greatly appreciated.
 We are to operate this line thus turned over to us. absolutely indepen- dent of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, and its mana agement and operation will be in every respect disconnected from the Mobile and Ohio. Its through bus iness to and from the East will be ta- ken care of by the Southern Railway"
 The first official act of Colonel Rus sell will be the issuance on tomorrow of tte following:
 Southern Railway Company. in Missis- sippi Circular No. 1. Office of the
 vice-President. Mobile, Ala. Mo- vember 1. 1906
 "Effective this date. Mir. R. V. Tay- Tor is appointed General Manager with Jurisdiction over the lines of this com- pany between and including Columbus and Greenvhle. Miss, and branches. "(Signed F.. l.. Russell. "Vice-President." Approved
 Samuel Spencer. President. Richard V. Taylor. like Colonel Rus sell. now hclds and will con. nue to hold an important position with the Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company, he being the General Manager of that system and its branches. MT. Taylor has been associated with Colonel Rus sell for many years a railroad off, cial and his every advancement ss Col onel Russell stated. has been upon merit purely. The appointment If Mr. Taylor. like that Of Colonel Russell, met with universal favor here. Gus Carey Caught.
 Gus Carey. white. who had been rha a~A oil ~A ins he being suspected of a brutal as- sault on John E. Uhlin, an aged Ger man. about ten miles west of Mobile on Saturday night. Is in the County jail. The charge of assault to murder has been preferred against him. Carey was captured in the extreme western part of this County near the Missis- sippi line by John Fincher of Wkeel- erville who had been on his track for ty-eight hours. Carey refused to talk. C. L. Lavert, through his agent, to- day closed a deal for the sale of a piece of land in the Choctaw Swamp to the Home Dredging Company The land has frontage on the river front near Choctaw Point of 14S feet and extends west from the river to Concep- tion Street. The purchase price was $20,00o.
 Mrs. Bridget Doyle, relict of Bar tholemew Doyle. died suddenly today at the residence of her daughter Mrs. Iheresa T. Doyle, 401 Augusta Street Mrs. Doyle was d native of Dublin, Ire- land, S4 years old and had been a resi- dent of Mobile more than half a cen tury. Two sons and daughters, several grand children and one great grand child survive her.
 The remains of Mrs. Nellie Boat wright were taken to Brewton this afternoon for interment. Her deat ii occurred here last night. She was 54 years of age and had been brought here for medical treatment.
 Hardware store Robbed.
 When employees of the Cunningham in Hardware Company on Commerce, be tween Conti and Dauphin Streets opened up at the usual hour this morn ing. the startling discovery was made that the, building had been entered some time during the night.
 Entrance was effected through a broken glass door in the front. or Com merce Street, side of the building. X thorough search showed the absence of a number of revolvers. Further than these. nothing else has been reported as stolen.
 It is thought by members of the firm and the police department that tho large pane of glass was smashed dur ing the passing of q freight train di- rectly in front of the building, the noise of the moving cars on the rails deadening sufficiently ;he noise of the breaking and falling glass.
 This is not the first entrance enerted into a store house along that thor oughfare. as it was but few months since when a plate glass show window was smashed in the front of the ouild- ing occupied by L 'chtback Rros.. at the