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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-15
TWO WANT DIVORCES.
Complaints Filed Yesterday in the
District Court.

Two wives asked the district court yes
terday to grant them separation from
and tumultOus. She says she was married
to Silas West March q, 1906, and that
three months after the union he refused
to support her. She has daughter 5
months old.
The other unhappy wife is Millie Law
son, who is suing William Lawson. She
alleges non-support. They were married
June G. 1909
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-15

Walkers second grand ball at Saltair
tonight, May 10.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-15
EMERY DUE THURSDAY.
Sheriff VIII Return With w. w
Bell

Sheriff G. Frank Emery is expected to
return from Kansas City Thursday even
ing with w w. Bell. the notorious crook
mixed up in the New hirter case, who was
arrested last week. The sheriff has been
in Kansas City for the past week nego-
tiatine for Bells return.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-15

Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is
better than any other cough remedy
because its laxative principle assures a
healthy, copious action of the bowels
and at the same time il heals irrita-
tiOn of the throat and allays inflamma-
1ion of the mucous membrane. Con-
tains honey and tar. pleasant to take.
Children like it. Sold by Charles Van
Dyke, 2S0 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-15

Walkers second grand ball at Saitair
tonight, May To-.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-15
Good Wall Paper News.

We have in our employ 80 ffrst-ciass
paperhangers. nearly all the good ones
in town. Where they carry the big
stock. at
GEO. H. EBERT & CO,
81 Main.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-15
$500 Reward

| For information of the parties that
wrote the unsigned letters 10 us from
| May l TO 9. HARRY ODELL.
ISL w LIST South City
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
ANDALUsIA ELECTION,
T. F. Henderson Again Chosen May
 Oe Thriving Town.

T. F. Henderson Again Chosen Mayor
 Of Thriving Town.
 Andalusia, May 11.-(Special. At the recent city election here the fol- lowing were elected Mayor and Coun- cilmen: T. E. Henderson. Mayor; W. F. Simmons. W. c. W. Cawthorn, W. O. Summerlin. Will Hudson and J. D. Studzstill. Councilmen.
 The election passed off rather quiet ly and with small vote. Mayor Henderson had no opposition for a second term, and with the exception of w. O. Summerln and W. c. w. Cawthorn the old board of Councilmen were re-eelectd. The new Council i'm mediately elected Joe Aplln 10 be day marshal and Bullie Austin to be night marshal.
 A party of young people, chaper oned by MT and Mrs. A. NJ. Riley and MT. and Mrs. 2. D. StudzstlIl. have just returned from a weeks camp fish at Blue Pond, about twenty niles below here They report that while the fish did not bite, they had quite an enjoy able time,
 The party included MT and Mrs Aisle Riley, MT. and Mrs. z. D. Studz- still. Misses Bonnie. Fannie Lou and Myrtle Riley. Misses Adele Trotter Kate Mcdonald, Martha Riley. Myrtle Godbolt and T. w. Hummer. G. l.. Gresham. F. c. Riley, T. c. Hill, T. A. Broughton. J. V. Henderson and Allen Crenshaw. Dr, and Mrs. T. F.. Broughton, MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Ctudzstill, T. E. Henderson and Bertie Robinson spent Wednesday and Thurs day at the camps.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
THE RACES
ResnIts at Belmont.

New York, May 11-Ben Zimmerman 25 to 1 shot won the Toboggan handi. cap six furlongs: straight soad a fela o' sprinters. ain a Panlo1fie at 5S to 1 was second with Red River third. Halifax the six to five favorite, was was. never 5le,ns prominent, the heavy going not being to his liking. Two favorites won.
 First race, furlongs: saracinesca 100. lMiller) to 5 won; 5aek ,,rns Atkins i0s, tBrooks), 30 to l, third. Time 1:15. Inquisitor. voorhees, also ran.
 Second race 4 1-2 furlongs: Wave Crest; 11s.o (Miller}, to ,, won; ssdond Mime Time Time : :Ss 2.5. Youthful. George Con sidine, Orfan0 star Emblem. Vista, al-
 Third race. Juvenile stakes. 5 fur won; x-sanguine, IT, tMiiler)' 7 to o 1o third. Time I:04 2-5. Raymond. Dead Gone. Crilamb, Darante' also rah.
 X-Coupled. .,
 Fourth race, steepleehase. ao99t awe won; Good and Plenty, l6S, lRay(,. ] to second; Tom Coga, iss (Warnkel. 16 to l. third Time 4:Si 2I t,R Ralm, rnse also Toposean 5se handicap. ,opgs: pafth Zen Zen Ban, s5. tGarnerl 25 te i, won; Pantoufle 100, (E Dugaul, o' to l. sefSn[SG fS[rG Ffd lime eA1eS 1:1S 8 825. Haffax HcCarter. They're off, also, ran;
 sixth racs ssraTsS sellins I,i1 to E. won To nU"Ii, nU Ronaro. I01 (Preston), 16 to 5, sec ond; Azelina. 99, (Loyd), 10 to l, third Time 1:42 2-5. Grazlailo. DareszHe rs Manzanillo, Henry Wattersou'- A@of' and Grafton also ran
 anu Entries For Monday.
 First race, seven furlongs handicap@ Tanya, 1O7; Brookdale Lymph. 1!S; Kings Daughter, 117; Lady Anne, 110; 1.adS Esthern, s6; Belle of Pequest. 1o5; Zienap. 97: LaLonde, 95:
 second race. four and one1haif fur- fu longs--Bounding Elk, 105; Lady Isa- halle Etta Louise, 100; San Samon, 9S; Aim. Aim Biskra. Iwania. Senator Beckham. 9a: New Garter. Baboo. Sussex, sally Cohen, winnetka. Marbles: es:,,,,sn Marion aa. Minnie G., Gay Cristelle, Rifle Range.
 Third race, six furlongs-- Gold Castle, High Brush, 115; Good Julia. ll3' High
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
HAMILTON IS DEAD
WHITE AND STOUT FINALLY MAKE
 BOND.
Solicitor Henin Has Taken Charge of Children and Has Them Safely Guarded in the Mercy
 Home.

Birmingham, May 11.-(SpeciaL)- W. R. White and J. T. Stout. detec- tive of Nashville who figured in the Kidnapping case and brought forth the shooting in which City Detective Sam uel Hamilton lost his life and Mrs. An nie Magness, protecting her children, is in the hospital here suffering with wounds in the right leg, made bond late this afternoon in the sum of $500 each.
 The bond was made through local bank, friends in Nashville making ar engagements in that city Detective Samuel Hamilton died this morning at 11:45 o'clock.
 He was unconscious for two hours before death came. The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock. interment to follow at Elm wood cemetery. the Masons to be in charge.
 While making no positive statement, Solicitor Heflin Is said to have an- nounced that the woman will be re- leased on bond when she is capable of leaving the hospital. The children are being carefully protected at the Mercy Home in this city and under instruc- tions of the solicitor will not be turned over to any one except on his order.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
NEGRO IS WOUNDED
THREE WHITE MEN JAIHED As
 RESULT
Former Policeman ParsIp shoot. Cole man simmons, and, With Two Com- A panions, fs Held Awaiting Out.
 come Of the Injuries.

AS result of a shooting affray which occurred at an early hour yesterdav morning negro lies in St. Margaret's t,ospilai suffering from six wounds and th white men are behind the bars of the county jail.
 The negro's name is Coleman Sim. mons ana he was employed 10 the saloon ot Da'e Jonnson. on the corner of Ran, uoipn ana Union Streets. where tbe shoolinG occurred. Joe Partin. a for, l,ier police officer. admits hayinr done she shooting, but says the negro shot nrst and that he used weapon in self
 Frank Mosely and o. R. Blocker turner employees of the Montgomery traction Company, We're with Partin at the time the shooting occurred and ar three or them were locked up The men were arrested by Officers Ham mona and Marshall and were held first oh suspicion and later on a warrant sworn out by Judge B, C. Young. charsing assault to murder. They were taken from the police station Sto the county jail, where they stiil re- main, not being admitted to bond un- til 1t is known whether simmons will live or dIe
 The shooting Is said to have result ed from an argument in Johnson's sa- loon, which is negro resort, over the enort on the part of one of the men to borrow a whiskey glass. It Is all legged that Simmons objected to lend Ing the glass, because the men had not bought any whiskey fin the John son resort. Words followed and shots were fired.
 Simmons received wounds In both arms, both legs and two body wounds He was taken to St Margarets Hos. pital. where he still remains. Whether | or not he will recover. is a question | which physicians are unable to answer at this time
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
JUxTAPOsED,
Past and Present yividIy and Interest,"
 ingIy COntrasfed

Fast and Present Wildly and Interest,"
 ingIy COntrasfed
 TWO Of as attractive and uniuue win dow displays as are often seen are the centers of attraction among Dexter Ave nue pedestrians, large crowds of peo- pie gathering to watch them during all hours of the day and evening They are in the big windows of the Montgomery Light and Water Power Company, and were constantly surrounded last evening py the large number of people who throng the streets on Saturdays
 One of the windows is fitted in most realistic shape to represent the kitchen of negro nanny" of the ante bel- lum days fitted up with many memen- toes or the days that have passed for ever, and giving a glimpse, through the open door, of the growing grass in the yard outside, wit hthe old open well in the back yard.
 There are number of old time cook Ing utensils about the open flreplace where the nanny" is preparing A meal. while the woman herself is hnsv- Ing herself at the old time dasher churn. The chairs In the room. the gun hung over the door. the skins of animals, the garments-all the fittings of the cabin. are souvenirs of the past. some of them being as much as 100 years old.
 In the opposite window is arranged very neatly display showing the wonderful improvement of the present age. While the neat housewife Is pre- pairing supper upon modern gas range. her lord and master is sitting at well appointed table lighted with a beauti- full electric lamp. All the fittings of this room are as modern and comfortable as those of the other are old and uncouth.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
FULTON IS IN JAIL
HELD FOR FRAUD IN PENSACOLA
 COURT HOUSE MATTER.
H. Alfman, Against Whom Charges Are Made, Has Disappeared-Inves-
 tigntfon by the County Com
 mAios1Onern h Concluded. ..

Pansacola. Fla. May 11-(SpeciaL) )-- After examining forty witnesses, the hoard of County Commissioners and County Solicitor Loftin, completed their investigation today of the padding of the pay rolls in the repair work done on the court house in October and No- vember of last year.
 As a result, criminal prosecution has been started against c. l.. Fulton and Fl Altman, the former in charge of the painting and the latter the tin work. Both left the city Friday night, but Full ton was captured at Flomaton, forty miles north of Pensacola, by officers who had been stationed there to ap- prehend him. He was returned to the city this afternoon. and is now held in jail in default of bond of $5,000.
 Altman has not yet been located Both are charged with obtaining money by false pretenses in padding pay rolls and listing men at $4 and $ per day when they were paid less.
 The Commissioners also found that the bills of J. E. Long were excessive and exorbitant, but could find nothing to warrant statement that fraud had been committed. either by Long or by J. D. Rendel1. who super.1tended the work for the county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
'aanamnNumnHn nHnnnm1nH
Shreveport Pleased with .Giants.' 7

shreveport Pleased with "Giants."
 In Shreveport the Montgomery team made a splendid impression. Big Walker must have dazed them, for they call Malarky's aggregation "The Giants." In commenting on them The Shreveport Times has the following to say:
 MT. Malarky. he of the seductive smile and winning way, looked his bunch of twirlers over with a critical eye just before play was called and finally determined that Big Ed Walk, CT was in about proper trim to hold the Pirates at bay And his 1udg- ment was not far from wrong. Big Ed is built along the lines of Jim Jeffries, only a little more so. and weighs 260 pounds. He's lazy sort of individual, and the balls he dishes up with that strong left arm or ms are in keeping with his appearance. His soft pedal. slow sphere floats lag fly down the line, until 1t reaches the catcher's init. It looks easy 10 nit, Du. for some reason or other the batsmen fail to connect with 1t, except at rare the locals when Big Ed went on the slab, and the grandstand commehcea figuring out how badly Malarky bunch would be beaten. But the game wasn't very old until their minds were changed, and evrything considered the Pirates got off pretty. easy
 "Behind the big twirler were eight ball tossers of approximately the same mammoth proportions. Manager Ma
 arky must have selected his s;zs seam with sx, dentiv figuring that good things come
 in large packages s,nst as is eg tse Xont 1he omery bunch is 1S7 pounds. so that if any team has license na to De 3eev cafles anea pretty good, from baseball stand point, besides Aside fir iron ,.nt. walker; n5eE very fair game in the field. and show signs of being able to bat In a ra:her fiendish manner should necessity de- mand 1t"
 Don't form nasty judgment of Catcher Seabaugh's work from his ex- hibition of yesterday It was the first game of the season for the new recruit to the Giants ranks, and he did re- markedly well, when this fact is con- sidered It is scarcely probable that five bases will be stolen in any other contest that he may work. in this sea- son. Another thing in his favor is that Big Ed Walker is not the easiest pitcher in the world to handle. In
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
Comment ODer The Circuit

fact, he is one of the most dinicuit propositions any Southern catcher has to face-'
 Baxter, Maiarky's other newcomer, also showed lack of finish. but it's dol- lars to doughnuts that all he needs Is plenty of work. Warming bench. even if 1t is inside big league park. is not the best sort of spring work ton as a slugger. but his appearance at the plate doesn't indicate any ne- cesity for the fielders to back up to- ward the fence. although he did con- meet for a two-bagger the first time up yesterday"
 There is no necessity for any change of opiinon as to Malarkys bunch. A Brainstorm yesterday hinted that they looked strong, and when the new men are thoroughly broken in, it's a moral certainty that they will cut consid- erable fee in the pennant race. They size up stronger than any of the teams that have thus far appeared here."
 Bert Maxwell the Montgomery twirler. lives at Texarkana, and Ma larky allowed him to visit home folk for few days, to get rid of an at- tack of homesickness.
 New Orleans Cutting Down.
 The New Orleans. States has the fol- IOWInE gossip OI tHe feHCdDS-
 Manager Frank of the New Orleans Club last night made the announce ment that he has released ,or in other words, sent Arthur Brouthers back to Connie Mack, the manager of the Phil adelphia American League Club. from which he was secured last season. Beecher a steady and energetic infielder who has already become quite a favor ite with local fans, will hereafter play third base.
 Manager Frank now has Elis team down to fourteen men and it is doubt full whether there will be any more changes. as he is more than satisfied with the team.
 "The release of Brouthers will not come as a great surprise to local fans as they expected him to go as soon as Manager Frank secured a good third baseman. In Beecher he has secured an exceptionally good player and one that the fans will take to in a hurry.
 ITO the writer 1t looks as though Manager Frank now has a team that will compare favorably with any in the League and with only a stretch of good weather the team will get on its stride and will climb to the top in hurry"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
PAVING BIDS WANTED

Sealed proposals in duplicate will be received by the City Treasurer of Mont gomery. Alabama, until 12 o'clock, noon, Monday. June 3, 1907, for paving Caro- line Street, frNm south side of Clayton Street to north side of Mildred Street, with vitrifed brick. asphalt. bitulithic pavement or gravel; also all necessary granite nurbing and storm water sew CTS in connection herewith.
 Wilson Street from east side of Sayre Street to west side of South Court Street. with vitrifed brick, asphalt, bit ulithic pavement or gravel; also all nec- essary granite curbing and storm wea ther sewers in connection herewith; all according to plans and specifications in the City Engineers office. City reserves the option of paying with cash CT bonds with accrued interest. Certified check on a bank in the sum or $250.00 on each street to accompany each bid. City re- serves the right to reject any and all bids.
 R. S. WILLIAMS. City Treasurer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
DID YOU TAKE TIT

If you have not already done so. get from any good pharmacy the following.
 Fluid Extract Dandelion, one- half ounce; Compound Kargon, one ounce; Compound Syrup Sar- saparflla, three ounces. Mix by shaking well in a bottle and take for each dose one teespoonful If the mixture after your meals and at bedtime; also drink plenty of water.
 This is the most simple though remarkable prescription ever written to cleanse the blood of impurities and waste matter. and now Is the time to take it. IL acts as 8 powerful tonic to the Kidneys, forcing them to filter out the acids and poisons, over coming Rheumatism. Bladder and Urinfnary troubles and the hundred and one other miserable aniictfons resulting from sour, impure blood
 A well-known local druggistl states that never to his knowl- edge has there been any such valuable advice offered a com munity, and predicts this will prove shortly one of the heaIthi- est places in the world. Men and women of all stations of life are making up the prescription and taking it. which can not but in- sure better health snd less dis ease here shortly.
 Show this to your yellow and sallow complexioaed acouafnt- ances. or those who never feel well and hearty. It's their bad blood. and they will thank you for this information.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
CRIMSON OUTROWED
ro,rMRrA KEATS HARVARD IN
 BOAT RACE.
Cambridge Crew showed Form and Finished Spectncularly Hut Lack cd POwer-Defeated by Three
 Quarters of Length.

Boston. May 11.-Harvard was out generated and outrowed by the var sitv eight from Columbia University today on Charles river today. The crew from Cambridge was defeated by three ee-fourths of a length over course of one and seVen-elg nuns iniles' Harvard started in too late. Her snurt was made at the end of the course. Columbia's official time was 9:1s, Harvard's. 9:1S.
 From a spectacular standpoint the race was good, Harvard's magnificent, though hopeless try for victory on the home stretch, drawing cheers.
 The form of the Crimson oarsmen was better than that of the Columbia eight but the stroke of the men from Cambridge was noticeably lacking in power.
 wintry day with rain and snow changed into an agreeable and sunny afternoon just before the two eights got into position.
 Both crews caught the water well. Harvard having the better of the start. Columbia gradually drew ahead and at the mile there was open water between the shells.
 At the beginning of the last three fourths of mile, Harvard hit up her stroke. The boat shot ahead until only half a length separated it from Columbia.
 Under increased strokes both crews shot down to the finish.
 Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., as one of the judges at the finish line, dropped the flag which proclaimed Columbia winner.
 The last effortt of the New York eight had surged them forward a tri- fie. so that the shell crossed the line three-quarters of a length ahead.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12

Class. 103: Muck Rake, Gold Finder. Claude DivaIl, Lady of Langdon, Din naken. Eusibio. Prince of Fortunates. Sea Wolf, 100; Vervane, Miss Spooner. Jennie Wells, All6thara, Loyal, Pins and Needles. 9s.
 Fourth race. the Maiden. five fur longs--Sanguine. 125; Alauda. Harcourt. Transvaal, McGregor, Montauk, Belle Wether, 115: Aimee C.. Lotus Brandt, Louis Cavanaugh 112.
 Fifth. race. handicap, mile and a six teenths -Dandelion, 126; Nealon, 122; Blandy, 119; The Quail. 11S; Good Luck. 116; Red Friar, Dolly Spanker. 114: Frank Gill, 10S; A1penmarchan. 9s: Faust. 92.
 Sixth race, mile, selling Entree, 10s; St. Valentine, 107; Rye. 1Q5: Robedor. 1t5; Graiziello. Savazle. 102: Shenan- doah, 99; Suffice, 9S; Water Bearer, 97: Tank, 92; Master Lever. s4; Workmaid. 91.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
Secure Many Strike Breakers.

Philadelphia. May 11--In answer tc an advertisement posted along the en- tire Delaware river front calling fol 100 men at $3 a day, with board. lodg- ing and transportation for out of towr work" nearly 500 men a majority ot whom are negroes have been secured in the city to take the place of the striking longshoremen of New York about 100 left for New York today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
Insnect namnred crnn-

Omaha. Neb., May 11.--A committee of seventy-five members of the Omaha Grain Exchange. left Omaha today on a special train to make a personal in- vestigation of the damage to wheat through Southern Nebraska and Kan sas.
 The special train will leave Omaha returning Monday morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
ADMINISTRATORS
 NOTICE

Under and by virtue of power and the direction given in the will of Joanna Dove, deceased, recorded in the office of the Judge of Probate, of Montgomery Coun- ty, in Will Book No. '. Page 157 I will sell at public outcry. to the highest bidder at the Court Square Fountain, in the City of Montgomery, Alabama. on Monday, July Sth. at 12 o'clock, noon, one-third cash. balance in one and two years. with inter est, the following property. to-wit
 115 South Court St, 814 Washington Ave 11s-120-122 Montgomery St, 2O6 Lust; 5 acres Goode St, 20 acres Goode St
 For further information. as to location or condition of the property, or to- incum- brances thereon, apply to the undersigned.
 JOHN J. DOWE, Executor and Trustee under the Will of
 Joanna Dove. Deceased
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
John Mitchell Will Recover.

SnTlng Valley, HIS. May 11.-The physician in attendance on President John Mitchell of the United Mine Work CTS, says that the president is gaining strength every day. MT. Mitchell takes long sleeps. The pains from the op- sration are gone. It is expected. final recovery will be slow. but all danger seems past
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
MUST HAVE GARRISON.
Three Thousand Soldiers Needed IE
 Honolulu DefeuSes

Honolulu, May 11.-Captain C. w Ollwell. pt the United Engineer Corps said yesterday that without a garri- Son of 5000 men to support the artil- lery, the proposed Qualifications at DIa- mond Head and Pearl Harbor, would be as good as worthless under cer. tain conditions of attack
 The visiting congressional party sail ed last night for Kauai
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
Nnmes Lawrence sherman.

Washington. May 1.-The President today announced the appointment of Lawrence Y sherman of Illinois to succeed C. l. Diekema of Michigan as a member of the Spanish treaty claims commission
 Mr sherman is now Lieutenant- Gov err or of Illinois.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12

The following appointments by the Governor were announced yesterday:
 L.. L. Plumer Jasper, Walker Coun- ty, F.. C. Avery, Ensley, Jefferson Coun- tN J. J Kelly, Butler. Choctaw Coun- ty; B. IT. Hudson, Birmingham. no- tar'es public.
 2. Davison. Faundsdale, Marengo, A<,gqty. notary public and ex officio J',-tice of tho peace.
 w. Hood, Altoona. Etowah Coun- tS, j. H. Powell. Ranger. Blount Coun- ty. justices of the peace.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
COMMANDER BOOTH LEAVES.
Will Speak In Principal Cities Of in
 West

New York. May 11.-Commander Evangeline Booth, head of the Salva . tion Army forces in America. has left the city for an extended tour in the west. Miss Booth will make addresses In various cities. in the order named:
 St. Louis, Kansas City Des Moines. Peoria, Chicago. Denver, Los Angeles san Jose, san Francesca, Portland and Seattle