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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS.
fxovernmenf Authorizes Extension ox
 Ss.e System i'm Philippines.

the System i'm Philippines.
 washington, July 20.-The Philip pine commission has established on the islands a postal savings bank sys- tenn in the bureau of posts under di- rection of the department Of eoni- meree and labor.
 Its act of May 7s. 1908. which was received in the bureau of insular af- fairs of the war department here df- rects the immediate creation Of poA- tai saving banks at the cities of Ma niia. Iioiio and Ceihu and the rapid extension of the system in the cities. towns and villages Of the three oth- CT classes of banks authorized the first may receive deposits In any amount, but sums in excess of 1000 pesos. Or $500 shall not bear interest
 Various limitations are imposed upr on the sums and amounts of deposits and withdrawals in the second and third classes of banks. Deposits in the savings banks will not be subject to taxation by the insuiar govern- ment.
 They will be invested through the l insuiar treasurer into securities deter- mined by a special board. Until prac- tical experience shall demonstrate that a higher rate can be maintained the rate of interest on deposits will be two and a half percent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
p.r,.h Is Allowed Rail.

Eufaula, July 20.-(Speclat) )-Turn.. CT Parish, charged with the murder of young Courtney Harrison, whom he Shot Tuesday night. was given a pre- liminary hearing before Precinct JudgH I. J. Clayton tiiis morning. The court room was thronged until standing room was scarcely obtainable. Judge Clayton allowed the prisoner bail In the sum of 1000 to await the action of the grand jury. Up to this hour Parish has not succeeded in making the bond though 1t is believed he will do so. Two boys. charged as access sories, who were incareerated with him, were discha-ged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
Nor-~er,on Crew Rescued.

New York, July 2o-The crew of the NnrweRian bark Undal were rescued by the American line steamer New York, fso miles east of Sandy Hook light ac- cording to wireless telegraph mes nfSces Captain Roberts. of the New York. reported that after taking the crew from the bark. the wreck was burned. No further details were given in the wireless report
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
MEETING OF REPUBLICANS.
Politicians Coin gto Bir-
 mfuxham Next Week.

Montgomery Republicans are looking forward with interest to the meeting iof their State Committee which Is to be held In Birmingham next Wednes- day when 1t will be decided whether the committee shall nominate a State ticket or whether convention shall be called.
 On the same day a conference of the Lily white"i faction is to be held in Birmingham, This faction is led by former Congressman w. F. Aldrich, who will probably preside. s The members of'the state Committee from this, the Second Congressional District. are Julius Sternfeld and Henry F. Irwin os Montgomery, W. c. starke of Troy and Mir. Perdue of Greenville.
 5 Other Montgomery Republicans who expect to go to Birmingham are War ren s. Reese. Capt L. J. Bryan, A. F.. Stratton apd Capt c. H Scott
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21

mission. two of whom arrived today. are Colonel John P. Given. the Presi- dent; Secretary Knight and Prof Jos seph N. Bradford of the Chair of Arcli- itecture of Ohio University. who ia the architect for the reproduction here of Adena as the State building Adena stands at chillicothe and was the home of the late Governor worthington.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
TWO ARRnsrs ARE MADE.
noOlmnrxer Aile@ed To Fse Implicatet
 In Diamond Robbery.

In Diamond Robbery.
 New York. July 20--Two arrests have been. made by the police in connection with the robbery of S50.0o worth of jewels from Mrs. Halsey corwin, which was reported to the authorities on "wednesday last.
 Alfred King, a bookmaker was ta. ken in custody today on suspicion or knowing something about the robbery. A young woman wearing many jewels, eiving the name of Elizabeth McBetty, IS also detained at police headduarters They were held for further examira- tion
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
omcer Coen ror TayIor.

Gadsden. July 2o.-(SccciaL)-E Tayior. colored. wanted here for the murder of Henry Hammond, white. haS been caught at Columbus, Ga. The murder of Hammond was cruel one and came near being the cause of the lynehing of Taylor's father. who was implicated and was the cause of a special session of the grand jury. Oni- cer has gone after Taylor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
A cuLLMANcoRpoRATIoN.
A Half MiiliontDoIlar Coal Company
 Organized.

The Globe Coal and Coke Company of Cullman Cullman county a corpor- ation with a capitalization of $500,000 yesterday filed certificate of incorpor- ation with the Secretary of State.
 The half million dollar company Is organized for the purpose of exploit ing coal mining in Cullman county. and has under way plans for exten- sive operations.
 The incorporators of the concern arc William Mode Cook. Alfred w. Liilen- dahl and C. H. Ten Brock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
ARMsTRoNc COMPANY FAILS.
Commission Brokers Could Not COvei
 Margins On COtton.m

CommlsBI0n BrOkeFH OUuIu NVt D"Ve1
 Margins On COtton,A
 Memphis Tenn, July 20--A@nounce- ment was made today that Armstrong ana Company, commission brokers. had suspended operations. It is said that the New York correspondents of the firm demanded margins on cotton fu- tures. which could not be covered.
 member of the firm said today that the suspension Is only temporary ana many good outstanding accounts will enable the firm to resume bus mess in a few days. Armstrong and Company have several branch houses In MissIssippi and Arkansas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21

should have a Police Commission. the city will no doubt. have one.''
 Acting City Attorney R. Tyler Goodwin refused to give an expression of opinion un- til he should have gone further into the matter. He said that ha would give the Mayor a written opinion about the ias- ter part of next week.
 For the purpose of ascertaining in what respects the laws authoriging the election of Police Commission Boards In Bessemer and Montgomery, lcomparison was made of the same for The Advertiser by well known lawyer,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
FUNERAL OF JAMES mccUE.
Many Friends Attended Services Tn st pefersa Chureh

" : The funeral services of James Mc- Cue. who died. after a two weeks ill., ness. at his home on Randolph straet. late wednesday night. was conducted at St. Peters Catholic Church yestcr~ day morning. at g o'clock.
 The iarge auditorium of the place of worship was fllle; with the reia- tives and friends of tho deceased and of his family
 Montgomery. having spent. his entire life here He numbered his friends by all those who knew him He was a devoted and consistent member of st. Peters Catholic Church, and q regular attendant at the scrs,ecs there.
 Rev. Father Dennis Savage, osleiat- ing at the Requiem Mass, and Rev. Father Costello preached tue funeral sermon The services was very i'm pressive. Many and beautiful were the floral designs that covered the new made grave on the hillside at oakwood, where interment was made.
 The following gentlemen acted as pall Bearers: Messrs. M Burnes. James Farley. John Ryan, c. ". Blue, J Merrfwether. Gus Keating. John Connors and William Armstrong.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
pnints ef niffarence.

The principal differences between the two measures are as follows:
 The Montgomery bill provides that The Commissioners be elected by the City coun- ell and serve six years: for. Bessemer the Commissioners are to be appointed by the Governor and win serve three years.
 The Montgomery Commissioners. if pro- yided for. will receive an annual salary of s1fo; no remuneration is provided for the Bessemer Commissioners
 The Montgomery bill provides that oioo per annum be added to the salary of the City Clerk for acting as the clerk Of the Board.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
CAMP or ARTILLERIsTs.
The Batteries win go to Mobile Next

The Batteries win go to Mobile Next
 week.
 The artillery battalion of Alabama will go into camp at Mobile Monday next, under the command of Major s T. wsstcott of Montgomery.
 The same camp occupied by the 3rd Regiment of Infantry, right on the bay front. will be turned over to the artillerists. About 225 or 250 men will go to camp representing the batteries stationed In Montgomery. Birmingham, Selma. and Mobile.
 Arrangements have been made for rife practice with three Hotchkiss rap i'd fire rifles These three pieces and s-2 rife will be the only ones carried to canp
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
CASINO

CASINO Matinee Today, 3s30 .. m. Crimmins and Gore Musical Comed Company Adults, 23c. chiIdren, admitted to Casino, Car fnre to town. Free ride on Carrousal or ToboeGnn---for fec.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
A deed was recorded in the Probate
INSPECTING THE cELLARs.
Members of Sanitary Force at work 2fF34 .@ Down TrOyym

Down Town.
 Four members of the sanitary force of Montgomery have been assigned to the inspection of the cellars especially in the downtown business district
 The rains of the past fortnight have caused most of the cellars to be par italy flooded which would result in unsanitsry conditions. the breeding of mosquitoes if not attendedNto The inspectors are at work with lanterns and rubber boots and numerous base. fnents and cellars will be cleaned out m thAi orders
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21

assembled >in the park to witness the games It took ten innings to decide the first game. which resulted. Unton- town, 5 Thomasville, {. The second game resulted In favor of Thomasviile. the score being to 1.
 Among the visitors were Chief Jrs- tice s. D. weakley and Jesse Ii. Adams.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
s.aeuIe Chaser Killed.

? Manchester. Mass, July 20.-The fla nous steeplechaser Land or Clover owned by R. C. Hooper, or ooston' roohtiS here today that he had to be ilt1IaS Mir Hooper Is known in rac- ing circles as MT. Cotton"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
nrnuned in the Coona.

Gadsden. July 20.-(Special.)- --An- grew Gamble a IA year old negro boy, was drowned this afternoon in the back waters of the Coosa river. Gam bie was In a water melon patch. steal. ing melons. He was chased out and ran into Ithe back waters and was drowned His body was recovered.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
D.,rv CommIssIonera Adjourn.

Hartford, Conn, July 20.-After completing its list of officers the con vention of the dairy commissioners Of inc states adjourned this afternoon. It was decided to name the body the Association of State and National T1airv and Food departments. G. K. Tarunner of North Carolina was chosen ,treasurer. The place of next years meeting will be decided by the com ,.afftRa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
Avrust Ro.enberg neIeaaeaI.

Altoona, Prussia. July 2O--August Ro- senberg. formerly of Seattle. Wash. who was arrested here July on the charge of being engaged in an anarch- ist conspiracy. has been released. The judge, who Investigated the case. de- cided that the testimony against the prisoner was inadequate. and said that no suspicion remained in the minds Of fha anthnrttfAa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
wERr sIx YEAH MEN.
prisoners were Sent Up For seriou
 fsrfmea.

Mobile. July Especial l--At ,oiHniahf state Transfer Agent W. ". Jones. left Mobile over the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. having n GUS tody seven prisoners convie,eo as sas by Judge o. J. Semmes. in the city
 When the trai. rreachsd Evergreen. Joe HIll, sent up for six years TOT siuiiar term man, sent up for foraerv Ieaped from the train. both being haradcuffed They escaped in the dark Among the prisoners taken away wss M priso1ment for the murder of a nc- gro on an electric car in Mobile on Ap- Til i0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
MIR. NORTH A VISITOR.
onlcial of Coast Line Is In Montgs

omcial of Coast Line Ia In mSnssom-
 cry.
 E. M. North.>~ Division Passenger Agent of the Second Division Of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, with headauarters at Savannah. Ga, spent yesterday in Montgomery in conIer- enoe with the newly appointed Com rnereial agent, g. P. Collier, Jr
 Mir. North succeeded Division Pas- senger Agent. P. O. White wno was nointed general Passenger Agent of inc Atlantic Coast Line system at Will unington, N. c. This Is the first visit of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
CHURCH OF HOLY COMFORTER

No Services Tomorrow--Rev. Mcqueen
 and Wife Take Vacation.
 There will be no services at tho Church of the Holy Comforter tomoI- row. Rev Stewart Mcqueen, the pass tor. and Mrs Mc0ueen. have gone 70 spend a week with the Senior. War den of MT. Mcoueen's first parish, at They left Thursday and will return to Montgomery in time. for the regu- lar services oh Sunday, July 29-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
News in Brief
MarrIaee ileenses were yesterday ls

Marriage licenses were yesterday is- sued as follows G. W. Dees and Su- sic T. Afford; Walter B. Amaran and Allie K. IIoolton.
 A petition in bankruptcy was filed yesterday in the United States Circuit Court by George Johnson of Montgom- cry. His liabilities are given as s133 with no available assets
 Governor Jelks yesterday appointed c. G. Howard of Shorter. Macon county. notary public and justice of the peace. and Wesley HIll of Phil Campbell. Franklin county constable.
 A deed was recorded in the Probate Court yesterday transferring from William J. Dove to Daniel o. (. Dove an undivided one-fourth interest in the following property for $16.500; proper ty at the northeast corner of Mont gomery and Lee streets 75 bq 1i0 feet property fronting seventy feet on the east side of South Court Street, near Washington, and property on the South side of Washington street, near Hull street, immediately west of the proper ty occupied by John J. Dowe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
RuILDING ON HALL.
Ground Broken for Replica of Historic
 Philadelphia Building.

|. Norfolk. Va. July 20.-Iround was broken today for the new Independence Hall at the site of the Jamestown Ex- position. The building will he an ex- act reproduction of Independence Hall at Philadelphia and will he Pennsyi- vanIa's State building at the exposi- tIon.
 ii costs S22,s00 and is constructed as h tournament building that probably will be presented to Virginia at the close of the exposition.
 The members here of the Ohio Com
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
ASKS FOR MORE TIME.
wesI. Fargo Expre-. Company Follows

Lead of American.
 Washington. July 20-Followfng the application of the United States Ex- press Company to the Interstate Com- rnerce Commission for an extension of time beyond August 27 In which to file it's rates with the Commission, the American Express Company and tho welle- Fargo Company, today filed with the Commission similar applications It is likely that the requests will be granted by the Commission. authority to extend the time being conferred up- on the Commission by law.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
Ar,no...aor sgecorml~h salIa.

Paris. Julyh 20.--Ambassadcr Me- Cormick and Mrs. Mccormick will sal for, New York today from CnerbourS on the Hamburg American line steam or Amerika for q short vacation in the limited states. They will return to France at the end of August
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
Two Case Identical.

Attorney General Massey Wilson was one of the authorities who was questioned As 10 the effect of the action of the Supreme Court in reversing the Bsssemer case. which gave a new existence to the Board of Po- lice Commissioners in that place. will have upon the Montgomery situation he refused to commit himself The Montgomery test case to the best of his recollection. he said, was decided upon the same point as the Bessemer case. The Supreme Court would probably have to take the MontGomery case up separately and make specific ruling to reinstate the validity of the law On the other hand 1t might rule that its opinion In the Troy case also holds in the local matter
 An eminent Jurist of this city. wno refas- ed to have his name used In connection with inc matter stated 1t as his belief that tho ruling of the Supreme Court. relnstating tho Bessemer Board. also rsinstatsd the law calling for the election of Board in Montgomery No further action 10 make the law valid would be required. he said
 Former City Attorney Ray Rushton. who conducted the test suit to prove the valid itv of the Montgomery law. said that the Bessemer and the local cases were settled upon the same points Whether or not inc Supreme Court would hold that the re- sstablishment of the Bessemer Board also reinstated the law affecting Montgomery he did not care t0 give an opinion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21

4 Low n. R. Rates. Hot Springs, Ark
 During the summer Long limit to return See your ticket agent. Low summer hote rates. Write Bureau of Information. Hol Springs. Ark. for illuetrated book of infor- nation -sat-Si
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
NIavnr fa satIafiah.

Mayor Teage, when approached on S-e subject saidI
 .I do not believe that . change 10 the Commission scheme could benefit the de- nsrtment The standard of efficiency now nsintained on the force has seldom been at tained before. cannot say what the out com. of the matter will be but If the City A,nrney. whose opinion I have requested. thlnks that under the law Montgomery
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
nefIned sngar Aavaneed.

New York, July 2O'-All grades or refined sugar were a9Va"'eu ten ee"'' a hundred pounds today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
MOB SEARCHES FOR NEGRO.
DIackk Seek the Life of One of TheII
 Own Race.

UWM NNCes
 Decatur, July 20.--(Speciai)--Am mob of negroes are searching the woods tonight around Moultry Heights, su- burb of this city, for Henry Howard. one of their own race. Tonight How ard killed another negro. Charlie Da- wis, with gun shot after a quarrel over a woman. Howard Is believed to be hiding in a swamp near Moultry Heights. He will probably be lynched fnnieht if caught
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21

Travelling Passenger Agent. John Metcalf, of the Southern Railway, ac- comanied by Mrs. Metcalf and family left yesterday for New Orleans. Mra- Metcalf and children will go to Cali- fornia and MT Metcalf will return 10 Montgomery
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21

Claim Agent J. r. Mills, of the Sea
 board Air Line Railroad with head
 quarters at Savannah. spent yesterday |@n Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21

General Agent, George Ward. of tha wabash Railroad, with headquartArs in Atlanta. spent yesterday in Mont. gome1y.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21

Mir. North to Montgomery since his appointment on July 1.
 Mir. Collier of Tampa, Fla. who TO- gently succeeded Fred Kirkland as Com mercial Agent. has arrived in Mont- gomsry and taken up the duties of his ofiue.
 w C. Hunter, Commercial Agent Of the Western of Alabama Railway is seriously III at his home, 132 South Perry Street About six weeks ago Mir Huntsr underwent an operation. from which he had so far recovered as to be able to resume the duties of hts office. when on Monday he was again taken sick and.sis now, seriously ill
Holbrook argus., 1906-08-25
TO REPUBLICANS:

We are anxious to have every Republican in close touch, and work ing in harmony with the Republican National Congressional Committee in favor of the election of a Republican Congress.
 The Congressional campaign must be based or the administrative and legislative record of the party, and, that being so, Theodore Roosevelt's personality must be 2 central figure and lis achievements central thought in the campaign.
 We desire to maintain the work of thi, campaign with popular subscrip- tions of One Dollar each from Repub- licans. To each subscriber we will send the Republican National Cam paign Text Bool; and all documents issued by the Committee.
 Help us achieve great victory.
 JAMES S. SHERMAN, Chairman.
 P O. Box ao63, New York.
Holbrook argus., 1906-08-25
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

VlS1t1nS neT SlSteT J Oslc.
 D. B. Holcomb is in from the range today.
 Will Wooster came in from Whiteriver today.
 Robt. Scott received 1O5 head of fine Merino bucks from Bellemont Thursday.
 John Sharp came in from the range last evening to attend the dance.
 C. H. Howard is down from Chambers today with a nice lot of Navajo rugs which he had ,ntractcd to Chas Calm.
 Mrs. Wm. Lee was down from Wnndruff yesterday after sup plleS.
 Toe Mineer has severed his connection with the St. Johns Stage Line and has entered the employ off. (. Lathrop.
 Lee Newman was here yester- day on his way to Chevelon to look after the governments water gauge on that stream.
 Roht. and Geo Scott, two prominent sheepmen from Show Low spent a few days in the county seat this week.
 D. Smi hson Sr. was here yesterday gathering up having outfit to began putting up native hay in the Hay Hollow section where the grass is un- u>ualv fine this year.
 Land Inspector E. H. Corson looked after land ma atters in var iouS parts of Apache county this week. Among other things, he closed down the Patterson saw mill and the Sherwood saw mill. In each instance the parties were cutting timber off land that had been entered but not yet proved up on.-Plain Talk.
 No. 1, Volume 1 of PLAIN TALK d neat four column tour page paper published at St. Johns, came to our office this week. It was launched on the sea ofnews. paperdom by District Attorney Attorney Crosby and is out for the purpose of defeating joint sta atehood in our sister county. Heres success to you George and may your paper ever prosper.
 w. H. Clark has returned home from a thirty day trip in the east, and reports having had d good time; in his travels he met several old Holbrook- ites, among them Dick Warren, who sends his regards to all his old friends. Dick is now em- ployed as travelling salesman for ths Sherman Williams Paint Company in old Mexico.
 Robert, the 21 months old
Holbrook argus., 1906-08-25

he accidently fell to the walk a distance of about IA feet. The other child did not realize what had happened as. Robert was knocked senseIess. Some time later Mir. Boyer found the child apparently asleep and carried him to Mrs. Mann and remark. ed he had found a sleepy boy. Mrs. Mann examined the child and found he was not sleeping but was unconscious and his right leg was broken. Df. Smith was called and put the leg in splints. yesterday the child was taken to Winslow and Dr.. Hathaway reset tine leg. Mr.. and Mrs. Mann returned home with him on No. 8 and Bobby seems to be getting along nicely.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-25

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