The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-27

ness.
 The woman gave scream and her his fists knocked the negro down.
 After attending hih wife who had fallen from the bed it her fright. MT. .mes at fSs ne0 bsrSar and fired Mr Latham became so nervous that 1t was necessary to call physicians and she was removed to the home of her father home '' descrieaion sS ismon of a' tha ss Sold %d burglar was given to the sheriff and police.
 Will Unveil Monument.
 The monument erected to the memory of the late Rev. Father Patrick A: OReilly of this city. win be unveiled Sunday afternoon at 6:So o'clock with Rrs Of hs dsah s ss bered Father O'Reilly was pastor Of the St. Paurs Catholic church in this ministers min @ S in the district. He died from injuries received by being thrown from his horse, while attending a dress parade at the encampment of the 3rd. regiment. A. N. G.. at Owenton. near
 Rufus N. Rhodes is chairman of to arrange for the erection of the monument. A good sized fund was c. Moretti. the well known sculptor made a beautiful monument out of erected on the knoll in front of St. Is also g monument to Rev. Father OReilly. The exercises inclu4e prayer by Rabbi Newfield. Rev. John w. stagg. pastor of the First Presbyserisn to Father OReilly. addresses by MT. Rhodes, Governor Conner. Mayor Ward. Hon. Sterling A Wood and other fanaseS sxens bx choir The music a ssosot w ed that a couple of thousand people at least will attend the exercises.
 Picked Up Bodies in Pieces.
 Ise kes m of the the %e men of whs hs corning and glazing mills of the Du- pont powder works a few miles north of the city at midnight last night, were gathered up this morning and SoHn asnf aiha% '9 pc wRiss Who f was in charge of the glazing mills which blew up first. the corning mills going after wards. leaves a widow and one child. Watenman ss sha plant, nsxfG %as lons ns time an employe of the Dupont com mangled and were blown over one SsSs Fhsm picked up in pieces. Exactly what caused the explosion cannot be stated. There were only two men about the both of them are dead. The damage to the plant is estimated at $zO.000 and work will be ipterfered with for some time The explosion a,sysss. was heard ara considerable damage was done to win dows at Woodlawn, North Birmingham and East Lake. Six hundred kegs of powder were blown up in the explosion.
 Milk Dealer Found Guilty.
 W. C. Darby. proprietor of the Glen Iris Dairy Depot, on the South High lands. was found guilty today in the of selling milk which had too much was taken. The trial iasted two weeks and much technical evidence was sub- port of a number of typhoid fever cases on the South Highlands and the announcement that a large per lcent of those i'll were patrons of the dairy depot. The defendant denied that his milk was responsible for the sickness and holds receipts of regular inspec- tion by the City Bacteriologist The Judge of the Police Court took occa- sion to roast the City Bacteriologist for not passing on the milk contain . too much bacteria before the illness was discovered.
 culverhou.e Funeral.
 The funeral of T. c. Culverhouse. who died from apoplexy supeItnduced by the heat. took place Friday after noon from the family residence in Helena. Ala. for interment. The fol. lowing Masonic pallbearers accompa- nied the remains to Helena: J. D. Payne. c. w. Stirling. A. J. Mcdaniel W. J. Cardwell and Eugene Fies.
 John McE1rath. a young man aged
 John MeElrath, g young man aged First I tS@k RsR M r'om sas before noon Friday. The amount taken was not suhcient to cause death. and 1t Is said at the hospital where he was taken that he will recover. 2
 The young man is well known in the city: It is said that he went up to the office of J. l.. Leatherwood Fri day morning in room 53S, First Nation ai Bank building and seated himself busy.
 His condition was first noted by Raymond Abbott. young man em- says he was out of the ofice at the time the morphine was taken by Mo- Elrath, but that he returned and found him lying on the sofa and beside him was a bottle of morphine A note was found bearing these words:
 This will tell the tale."
 The young man immediately dis cerned that McElrath was in c bad condition and called an ambulance, in which the stricken man was taken to the hospital. pr. Scott made a hasty examination before MT. McElrath was carried from the office and gave the opinion that the dose would not pro- duce death.
 Received q Threat.
 John Donaldson. connected with the Southern Bitulithic Company, and well known in the city. is quite uneasy as the result of a telephone message re- ceived by him today A strange voice called over the phone to Mir Donald son, saying: Providence has appoint to commit the deed; as soon as I see you l will kill you." MT. Donaldson immediately reported the matter to the police department and efforts are be- ing made to learn the identity of the person. It Is believed that some crazy person did the talking.
 Poison Self Administered, | After an investigation into the cir | cumstances surrounding the death of Will Tate, which occurred Wednesday brought in verdict Friday that the | young man had died from the effects of | laudanum self administered. Coroner | Paris stated that the young man did not take enough of the drug to pro- | duce death had medical assistance been l summoned On account of the fact that a relative in attempting to sum had not had the necessary nickel to ODerate the machine, he stated that