The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

the machine shops of the Southern ri . month ago. when he went out on sHs etrike with the rest of the mechin'sss that were employed in the snopssi
 Today there were several conn nsm moi his leath. From what could pc ths cred, 1t seems that several or eno striking machinists from the snVp tp, of the Southern Railway pppsnt appmea to dur @
 ing the week. With several others, err; Boykin and George Acker, were put to work in different capacities. Friday Acker was assigned ~ .s pers morning when he went to the grounds. Acker wore an overcoat, in the pocke.
 of which he had pistol: .o,an Ea from or misplaced by the young man. Dm,, ing the afternoon the coat was Iouhu, upon tho top of one or the ana s. cages in the rear of the tent, pu. irUn ss the pocket of the coat the pistoi wa" When the coat was found and 1t was discovered that the pistol was mlssins
 was decided t,o1sst to sst that traP the coat was left on top of the cage that ne thief who took the pistol. would come at back for the garment when ne sa" 'h"' no fuss fuss was eelnK anI;camsn maae. wa. detailed
 
 to watch for the appearance 0f the thief. He kept a close vigil until aites 10 o'clock last night. when ne nsioe' asnsu
 R. D. Anderson .lea,o i,m anGsne. 9on feW minutes. Anderson took up the watcRano BOY kin went off. In about ten or fifteen minutes Boy kin returned and entered under the tle cage upon which he had lett Acker overcoat. It Is stated that he started to climb upon the cage to ascertain IT his absence, when Anderson fired two 1hots. One of the shots hit Boykin iff the forehead and the other one pass ed through the body under the left arm the ground. attaches of the animal show say that Anderson came to the front of the tent and said that he had killed the d-m negro who was trying Anderson was arrested by Deputy sher- if J. J. Townsend. who was close Dy. He was carried to the county jail, where he was confined. No arrange case against Anderson have yet been made. but the trial will doubtless be held during the coming week.
 Received . Heavy Fine.
 disorderly conduct Frank Milhous was tried in police court this morning. Tne
 negro got drunk yesterday aIt ana at1cs M ,s he purposely knocked up against several ladies. On the charge he was l fined $45 or ninety days upon the l! streets. Y. M. C. A. News.
 l Rev. E. W. Gamble will address the
 pTi1ding tSis iHn se afternoon @ s sse o'clock on the subject, Where John Leaned; | Miss Elise Jones will sing at this
 Ali men are invited to be present. l New. Gym Glass.
 A new gymnasium class will be or, ganized Monday afternoon. which VII VII
 day of each week at 4 o'clock. This l class will be started for the purpose of accommodating those who Ganno'
 neciaiiv invite ministers and bankers
 to join this class
 Meeting of Book Club.
 1 Miss Norma Ward was hostess on
 Ss tne west aa'eTnS1n End Book Gut the
 sset of set rSs Ss Epty Treas
 ury," and Miss welch was leader oi
 the M'cheiet.s History of the French
 NtsH1 sapsr; Louis !,, KY ws Ss rd Man and
 Paper. "Maurepas," "Turgot'" Male
 sherbes," by MISS ss,Id T'ouis XVI have
 ruied R,icPSs.oni France had not Louis XIV beer :
 himself? In how wTntairetteS far Was he Wout 'n5ai
 diserent wife have prevented thf
 catastrophe asth of the Revoiution?"
 At the conclusion. of the program
 delicious refreshments were ehJoSea' The Dixie German;
 The Dixie Club german WhtSn tSn Hntei fhhei
 plsSss pS,, on w M0pSsy Ss yoeseed essens with srSnd
 !s,n"nh AioeIh, nromptly at half past nine