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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
LIBERTY OF MEN ON TRIAL
Judge 6rosScup Declares F'runce Si
 Taking First Great Step.


 Taking First Great steR.
 Chicago Ills, Feb. 12-The James Shields council of the Knights of Co., lumbus celebrated it's institution today by exercises commemorative of Abra- ham Lincoln's birthday. The prinic- pal speaker of the evening was Judge Peter s. Grosscup of the United States circuit court. In closing his address, Judge Grosscup referred to the atti- tude of France toward the Catholic church and said:
 What France Is doing to the Cath olics of France, if accepted by the world as thing rightly done. will be looked back to some day as the first great step to ward the extinction, not merely of the faith Of the men in God, but of liberty also as individual men.
 Tt is not alone the right of the Catholics of France to hold that which they have created that Is on trial today. The whole cause of individual property Is on trial. Individual liberty of con- science Is on trial. And on issue such as these the attitude of America ought not to be in doubt"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
DoN'r UPHOLD FRISCO.
califoFnla Town Says There ia No
 sAnfI-Lnn Senliment ThereA

Venice. Cal. Feb. i2.--The Venice Chamber of Commerce at a meeting held last night. adopted and ordered sent to President Roosevelt. Q set of resolutions rcciting that the antl-Ja- panese sentiment expressed at san Francisco, does not reflect the true feeling of the citizens of California" [" and resolving "that the Chamber of Commerce does not recognize the school incident or the continuance of the present friendly relations with Ja- pan as a menace to the progress, de- Veloprnent and prosperity of Caiifor- mia or to the success and welfare of her citizens"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
MINING PROMOToR KILLED.
Fort Smith Man Ran over bv streel

Fort Smith Man Ham Over bY ttFeet
 Car in Chicago suburb.
 Chicago, Feb. 12.-P. O'Keefe. 4d years old. whose home was In Hoa Smith, and who was said to have been q mining promoter. was run over and killed by street car in Austin. a su. burb. last night. He was walking on tho car track and the moterlnan did not see hirn in tune to stop. His head was almost severed from the body.
 The motorman and conductor of the car were arrested
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
Mav he Enrthnuake soon.

I.abaich, Australia. Feb. 12.-The seismographs at the observatory here have since February 9, registered strong earth unrest. which seems to he connected with a cyclone in south ern Italy and Malta
 Professor Belar says that the com tinued unrest may result in further earthquakes in the near future.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
AUBURV's SCHEDULE.
Tom Bragg Declares Outlook at A. IF. I. ls Promising.

Tom Bragg Declares Outlook at IA Ps H. Is Promising.
 Tom Bragg of Auburn passed through the city last night from Bir- mingham where he has been on busi- ness. He says the outlook for both the baseball and football teams at Auburn are better then they have been in sev- eral years. The contracts are already signed up he says, for the football schedule next fall when there will be eight games as follows:
 October 5, Maryville College. Ten- nessee. at Auburn; October 12, Barnes vile, Ga, at Auburn; october l9, Ss- vance, open: October 26. Georgia Tech. at Atlanta: November g. Clemson. at Atlanta; November 9. Mercer at Ma con: November 16. Alabama, at Bir- mingham November 25. University of Georgia, at Atlanta.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
RANsDELL WANTS TO KNOW.
Reuuewfs Infarmntfon of Any Tariff Ar
 engagement With Germany.

Washington, Feb 12.--Representa- tive RansdeIl today introduced a reso- lution requesting the President to in- form the House what agreements if any have been entered into between the United States and the German gov ernment or their representatives af- fecting the tariff or propositions made by either party affecting the revenues of this government or It's trade rela- tions with Germany.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13

to protest against the Imprisonment If Mover, Haywood and Pettib0na, who have been in prison a year in Idaho without trial.
 The three men were officers of the Western Miners Federation and arc
 harged with the murder of former Governor stunenberg. of Idaho, a lit- tie over a year ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
TO PUBLISH LETTERS.

Documents Seized When MOntagmIni
 Was Expelled to be Given Out.
 Paris, Feb. 12,--Interest in the ex- pulsion from France of Monsignor Mon- tagnini; who was secretary of the Pa- pal Nunciature here, win shortly be revived by the publicat ton of the doc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
SEEK MINISTERIAL CRISIS.
vatican Leaders Have Not Quit Fight-
 KEe..s. ell. Iasah nrlla..

Vatican Leaders Have Not Quit Fight
 ing on French ImbrOKlio.
 Rome, Feb. 12.--While the Pope is devottng his attention to the religious features in the conflict between France and the Vatican, it is known that other ecclesiastical leaders are devoted al- most their entire attention to the poltt- ical side of the question.
 Tn this connection Is Is assered that the latter have seized on the oppor- tunity presented by the introduction of the proposed income tax Into the Chamber of Deputies to endeavor to obtain the assistance of the financial world in bringing about ministerial crisis in Paris.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
CLASH WITH POLICE.
American Sailors Ashore at Santiago
 Get Into Trouble.

Havana. Feb. 12.--Sailors from the Tacoma, warships and other American warships, clashed with the police at Santiago Sunday night Several of the sailors were severely clubbed by the police.
 American soldiers .quartered at Morro Castle intervened in time to prevent the afGray from becoming a serious one
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
LIST IS GROWING.

Subscriptions to Southern Cotton Associa"
 tion Reach eea6.50.
 F. A. culledge, financial agent of the southern Cotton Association, reported yes- terday that the total amount of subscrip- tions collected by him for the association was EsG5.5O. Tee following hitherto tn- published subscriptions were made !ester-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mrs. A, F. Linstedt. who has been visiting her mother. Mrs. D. & starr at her home, corner Mobile and Mil- dred Streets. left yesterday for Mem
 Miss Bessie McKeithen has gone to -Nsw. oeS" @ <
 Miss Opal Wyatt of Camp Hill: who has been visiting Miss Eunice shan non, has returned home.
 H S2 9S
 Mrs. c. E. Losier has been called to opeliLa on account of the Illness of her mOthe~ Mrs ,; J. Mayes'
 Mrs. F. H. Fillmore and Miss Mary Elmore have gone to Pensacola to visit Mr and Mrs. Gunter Elmore.
 % $ $
 The New Orleans States says:
 "A valentine party was given We'd nesday afternoon by Mrs. John A. Raw llngs, complimentary to her guest, Mrs. Warren Stokes. of Montgomery, Ala. The house was decorated with palms and ferns and the electric lights shad- ed in pink. The Ices were served in the shape of the ace of hearts and the color scheme of pink was carried ou' In the cakes and candles. Three prizes, set of bacarat oyster cocktail glass was won by Mrs. Warren stokes. half dozen haviland samekers: Mrs. T. Simpson Jones: a handsome china bowl, Mrs. Patrick. slam prize. a Dresden opera lag. was captured by Mrs. Frank Gravely and the booby prizo, a pink pin cushion. fell to the lot of Mrs. Frank Loomis. Se $ se Miss Alice Graham entertained at a dinner Thursday night for Miss May Tyson of Montgomery. Covers were laid for Twelve Miss Tyson will later be Miss Graham's guest.-Birmingham Age-Herald.
 s2 g 5s Mrs. Ralph Fa,kner of Nashville. Is the guest of Mrs. George W. Jones. $ % & E 9s % Mrs. Bruce Kennedy and Miss Louise Owen will return from Mardi Gras at Mobile today.
 s e %
 Miss Ella Warde of Ellisville, Miss, is visiting Miss Josie Norwood.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
gTemorlal Progrnm nt Guthrie.

Guthrie. C.. Feb. l2-The eonstitu- tional convention today held memorial exercises in honor of Abranam Lincoln. The feature was an address by Col R. l.. Williams, a son Of an ex-confeder. ate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
NEED VINOL.
for 1t hastcns recovery by creating strength

Our local druggist. E. G. Fowler. says: "There is just one thing the matter with Q person who has been sick--that is weakness
 ITO all such people in Montgomery we recommend our delicious cod liver oil preparation, Vinol, as the very best strength creator for convalescents we have sold In our store,
 "Vinol strengthens the digestive or gans, creates an appetite. promotes sound sleep, makes rich red blood, and builds up a depleted system to health and vigor.
 "This is because Vinol contains in a highly concentrated form all of the medicinal and strength-ereating ele- ments of cod liver oil, actually taken from fresh codF livers with the use- less, hauseating oil eliminated and tonic iron added.
 we return money to those who buy VInol and receive no benefit" E, c. Fowler, Druggist.
 Note.-While We are sole agents for vinol in Montgomery, 1t ia now for sale at the leading drug store in nearly every town and city in the country. Look for the vinol agency in your town.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
Executive Committee Meeting.

Executive Committee meftanss A meeting cf the executive committee of the Alabama Press sssociatien Is here by called for Thursday. Feb. 2s. at the Exchange Hotel, Montgomery, Ala. at II a. m., for the rpose of transacting any business that may be brought before It, Every member is earnestly urged 70 DC present. as matters of al interest to the association will be presented.
 R E. L. Neal, Chairman, ex-officto.
 Jacob Peppermint, sec'y ex-officic.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
Protest Against Imprisonment.

Waco, TexaB. Feb, 12.--Mass meet inEs are being called by the labor councils. e1nbodying all the labor un- ions in the various cities of the state
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13

Total colectio to tate .... .... $sob.60
 The committee, under the direction of Mfr. GulIedge. will continue the collection of fubscrlptions
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
BIRTHDAY OF LINCOLN.

% and Q at BijOu matinee and night. Bring the children to the Matinee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13

.COAL--BEsT BLOCTON LUMP. One grade 0nly--s8 per ton.
 Phone ass. Exchange Ice Works.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13

Boys, Misses and Children's Winter Shoes 1-5 off for cash today. Largest stock in Alabama. Bullock Shoe Co.
 adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13

Mrs. Bruce Kennedy and Miss Louise Owen will return from Mardi Gras at Mobile today.
 & # # Miss Ella Warde of Ellisville, Miss, d.. ,,t.sttn1 Mice Ioaia Nnrwond
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
0. al Ae

Mrs. RaIph Fa!kner of Nashville. is the guest of Mrs. George W. Jones. @ 2 s2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
MRS. NORwOoD ENTER
KNIGHTS aF CoLUsIRUs

ENTERTAIN LAST EVENING. The Knights of Columbus, Montsom- cry Council. No. @S9s. gave their last entertainment of the winter season last evening at their hall or North Perry Street. The hall was profusely decO- rated in bunting of the eolors of the organization. red. white and blue. and the band was stationed behind an elab-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-30
SOOA- NEWS FROM ALL SECTIONS OF THE Old DOMINION.

Circuit. closed an Interesting pro-
tracted meeting at Trinity Methodist
Church, near this place, Tuesday night.
He was ably assisted by the Rev.
Lewis p. Bransford, an evangelist of
considerable ability.
Miss Julia Faris. who spent the
past session in Mathews county tea cll-
ing. is at home again.
Mrs. A. l.. PoaEue, matron of the
insane asylum at Staunton, Is visiting
her daughter, Mrs, A. w. Rothwell, of
North Garden, this county.
The minister's and laymen's meeting
of the Baptist churches Of Albemarle
county will take place at Liberty Bap-
fist Church on the 10Th and S0th of
June. Rev. J. l.. Wiley, pastor at Cro-
yet, will preach the missionary SER
mon on Sunday.
Mr.. John N. Faris, candidate for the
Legislature. Is attending District Con-
ference at Crozet.
Mr.. r. w. Wilbourn, ST.. of North
Garden. has been quite sick at his
home for some days past We learn
that he Is better to-day.
Rev. Willis L. Wayts, of Washing
ton, D. c., is assisting Rev. r. H. Bow
den in protracted meeting at AL
berene Baptist Church. The meeting
started on the 10th instant and has
grown in power and interest each day
since it began. There have beer
about twenty-five professions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-30
Waverly.
Special to The Times-Dispa,cn.l

Is [s I T,ln, t to I The Times,Dispal,n.l
r; DunaWay, pastor of the Baptist
Ghurc", is spending his vacation in
Lane N1e county, his old home
~ ace West who has been at
tend. ollins Institute, has returned
nome bpend the summer
Misses Sally and Soulie Burt arc
giving a house. party this week in
honor OF their visiting frends,--AIisses
Frances Rroaddus, of Bowling Green;
Bessie Ryland, of Richmond, and SUI
sStte Beale, Of King. and Queen county
the evenings pleasantly as guests at
this party and 1t has been sugges ted
that 1t Will extend through another
Mrs. ]. D. Gray, who has been visit
Ing Miss Mamie Holland, at Holland
Va. has returned home.
1 Miss Soulie Burt. who has been visit
ing friends in Caroline county, has
returned to WayerIy.
Miss Lizzie Fleetwood, who was ac-
companied by her father, Mr.. p. Fleet
wood. attended the bankers association
lat inside Inn. Miss Fleetwood is nov
spending some time In Norfolk.
Mr.. Virglnns and Mr. George Arnold
|stidents OF William and Mary College
Iare home now to spend the vacation
during the summer. 8
Miss Mary Bree den Of Richmond
IVA. is visiting Miss Mary Man, on Eas
Main Straat,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-30
South Boston.

SOUTH BOSTON, June 29.-Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence G. Ingle, who have
been on an extended pleasure trip to
New York, Baltimore Jamestown and
other points of interest have returned
home.
Mr., Milton r. Morgan. of Eagle
Rock, Va, was a visitor In town dur
Ing the past week.
Miss Essie Hyrne, who has been
spending some times in South Boston,
returned to her homo In Walterboro,
S. c.. this week.
Miss Margaret Kyle. of Rogersville,
Tenn, is the attractive guest OF Miss
Elizabeth Bouldin at Houston.
Mrs. j. w. Elliott, who has been at
tending the exposition. has returned
home.
Miss May Lovelace. who has been
visiting friends and relatives In town
returned to her home in Wilson. N. c..
on Wednesday,. She was accompanied
Miss Rose Watkins and mother. Mrs
H. j. Watkins. of this place, will leave
|. Tomorrow for Christiansburg to spend
!. the summer.
1 Mr.. John OVERLY, of Danville, is Wis.
ting relatives in town.
Mrs A. w. Gholson and children re.
turned to their home in Henderson, N
| c., this week after pleasant visit tc
Mrs II, ], Ingram. Jr
Mr. George Frank Miller, OF Ingersol
Oklahoma, who has been visiting his
niece, Mrs. G. Il. Clarke. has returned
home. Twenty seven years have
elapsed since he has visited his native
State. having been raised In Pittsyl
vanln county. He was a soldier IN thu
Civil War; ana attended tho reunion IL
Richmond and the great jamestown
Exposition.
Miss Nellie Nolan, OF Birmingham
Ala. Is visiting the home of Mrs. L
w. Howard.
Mr.. J. j. Walters, wife and little sor
are visiting the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
/ c. ". Walters on upper Main.
Little Miss Catherine Beazley, daugh
ter OF Mr.. r. G, Rea2ley. is VISITING
4 relatives In. Roanoke. 1t Will be re
1 membered that she won the scholar
ship OF her room at the public schoo
1 this session.
Captain Cary Crockett, of Manila
4 who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs r
IT, Jordan, left Thursday tor Washing
ton to spend short while.
Mrs, George Dart and Mrs salli
Cushnan left THURSDAY for thair HON
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-30
Petersburg Social.

PETERSBURG, VA, June 29.-Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Trotter Lassitter give
a very pretty and delightful tea Tues
day evening al their home on Market
of Louisville. Kentucky. The rooms
were beautifully decorated with potted
plants and large bowls of roses and
delicious refreshments were served.
sic Anderson, Martha Grgg. Roberta
Hamilton, Josephine Schwenck, Mary
Grafton, OF Roanoke. Louise Jones',
elizabeth Davis, Louise Banks. Sadie
Temple and Donald Claiborne.
An engagement OF much interest,"
that has just been announced, is that
or Miss Helen McGill Page, daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Powell Pa~e, OF
Berryville, Va, to DR.. Edward Leaven-
worth McGlll, of this city. Miss Page
is very we'll known and very popular
here. whore she has visited several
times.
Nj. and Mrs, William r. McLenney
and Miss Virginia Mclkenney have
gone TO their country place, Spottis-5
woode" Dinwiddie county, to spend the
summer
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dunn Martin
have returned from their wedding trip#
Mrs. shaclSleford OF Charleston, S.
c.. Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph
Barksdale on Adams street.
Miss Mary Grafton. of Roanoke Ia
| the guest of Mrs. Robert Osborne on
| Sycamore street. rs
! Miss Mary Neddell OF Washington
Iyp, C,3is visiting her mother, Mrs Alex
| Weddell, on Adams Street.
Mrs, w, l.. Watkins and Mr.. Thomas
| watkins leave Saturday to spend the
| summer at Shawsyille. 6
Miss Rosa Heath is visiting friends
Fin Portsmouth. ri
| Master Arthur Morgan, son or Mr.
! and Mrs, Arthur Morgan. who haa
| been very III at his home on Sycamore
i street, Is greatly improved. ft5t &aS
Miss Ethel Forney, sister of Mrs. IT,,
| c. Kent, Of this city where she haai
| spent the winter. Is recovering from
| long and severe attack of typhoid fer
| Yer.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Worth are in
| Wilmington, n. 9. where Mr.. North
/ has been III for some time, and sstili
] unable to return home. lsslBa
! Miss Sallie Coles, Of Woodyille All
! bemarle county, Va was the quest last
Week Of Mr., and Mrs. Tarlefon Heath
/ on Market street. N &
Miss Ellen Scott Is visiting In Orr
/ 'anga county. M
Mrs John r. Cantley, ofIthaca, New
| YORK, and her son, Mr. John Cantley.
4 are visiting MIR. and Mrs. II. r.. DAVIS,
4 on Sycamore street, l5{s5
Mrs, Robert w. Rarnwell ia5.isiting
! her father, Major Bronson. In Florence.
s. c. a5s
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W7arrenton Social.

+ WARRENTON. VA. June 29.-war-
renton as a popular summer resort
promises to have larger number Of
visitors this summer than usual. and
at this time the number of visitors
here is considerable.
Among the arrivals this week are
Mrs. Thomas j. Semmes and NIcssrs.
r.. j. Semmes and Charles Semmes.
This popular family trio have taken
rooms at the Warren Green Hotel, but
will only remain here at this time for
IA few days, going next week to the
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs.
They will return here the latter part
of July for the rest of the summer.
Mr.. S. G. Brittle, who was here sew
eral years ago as agent for the South
crn Railway. has again been assigned
to this place. much to the delight of
the public generally.
Miss Lula Markell Is at home, and
will remain for The summer,
Polk Miller and the .Old South
Quartette' will entertain the fun-lov-
ing people OF Warrenton at the Town
ceived here with much appreciation
and enthusiasm.
Mrs, Charles Marshall of Baltimore
is the gest Of Mrs. M. NJ. Green,-
Mrs, Harrison Bull and the Misses
Bull, of Baltimore, are at Mrs, Hug,
| Hamiltcn's for the summer.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Jewell, OF Salt.
tville are visiting relatives OF Mr., Few,
ell In the county. While here they
We're the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il
Riley.
The Business Mems Association have
taken up the matter of long distance
phone service, and 1t Is believed tha
we Will soon have this much needed
convenience.
Work is progressing finely on tn,
| new reservoir. and when completed
the supply of pure mountain water vii
be inexhaustibe, and with a pressure
that will throw a stream of waite
over the highest building in the town
/ An approaching marriage Of mucl
/ interest both to Richmond and War
renton has been announced Mar.
Scott Johns and Mr.. John Minor Black
4 ford, the latter of Richmond. It will DC
cur IN the early fall Mrs Johns Is TIL,
4 daughter OF the late Colonel Johl
i Scott. FIJI Il
4 Mrs. r. w. Cook has returned fror
1.-THE exposition. and Will remain denn
|itely with her father, Mr. II. N, fetch
Ter. before returning to her home /
j baltimore.
y II, Chamberlain has completed hi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-30
in Providence, r. T.. after pleasant
visit to Mrs. Henry Easley.
Mrs. w. p. Tyree. OF Danville, Wis
tied her brother, Mr.. G. e. Clarke, this
WaelS
Bon Air.

BON AIR, VA, Juno 29.-NIrs. Jo-
seph Sadler and children, OF Forest
Hill, have returned home having been
guests of Mrs. r. =. Bridgeforth.
Messrs. II. G. Carter, of Richmond.
and Charlie Hunt, of Washington,
spent q portion Of last week with Mr.,
], E. Cox. Jr.
Miss Elizabeth Mccluer left this
week to join the camping party of Bon
Airltes at Cape Henry.
Mrs. Alan Ferguson and children
have returned from the exposition.
Mrs. Polk Miller, Misses Virginia
Miller, Nellie McCluer, Rannie Talcott
and Elizabeth Montgomery have re-
turned from Cape Henry, where they
were camping out.
| Msssrs. Malcolm Kidd and Mereditl
| Watson. of Pittsburg. have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Doug Wherry
Misses Ann Mitchell. of Kentucky
Miss White. of Indiana; Miss Gibson
Dr.. and Mrs. w. r. L. Smith and Mrs
Thomas 6tarke, ofRichmond. have
recently been entertained at Mr.. jos
seph Montgomery
Mr.. and Mrs W. S. Forbes have op,
cned their country home. Monte
hcllo." and have as their guests DR.. and
Mrs j. B. Hawthorne. of Richmond.
Miss Juliet Talcott has returned from
I AnnapOlls.
Miss Cary Tulcott has returned from
Cape Henry.
Mr.. Percy Montague has been g
guest of Mrs William Withers.
Mrs. A. T., Adamson. Miss Berthe
Adamson and their guest, Miss Lucille
Davidson. OF Alabama, have returned
from the exposition. Miss Davidson
left for the South Thursday.
Miss Alberta Williams is with a parts
at Ocean View
Mr.. Richard Bdgood was recen
guest of Mr.. Lucien Bass,
Miss Carrie Moore has returned from
Fredericksburg
/ Messrs, Q, S. Morton and PeytoI
Morton. of Richmond, have been re-
4 cent guests of Mr.. Norman Morton.
Miss Lucy Mason, of Richmond, /.
Visiting Misses Moore.
Mrs. Richard Bellanly. of PoWhatan
4 has returned home, having been tn,
guest OF Mrs. r. McC. Burlington,
/ MI X. McC. Burlington has remrne,
I. from business trip in Westt Virginia
4, 'Dr. and Mrs. C.s, Gardner, OF Rich
mond,, haya returned IA theic hons