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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-05-22
slice Maule. one Of the most no

Justice Maule, one of the most no
table Of the Victorian judges, is the
prince of judicial wits. my lord you
may believe me or not, but have
not stated word that is false, for
have been welded to truth from in
fancy" exclaimed a witness, when
cautioned by the judge.
Yes Sir" said Justice Maule, but
the question is how long have you
been a widower,"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-05-22

pewa reservation in Minnesota.
There are 229,297 acres of land ana
they will be opened under the home
stead Laws.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-05-22
TWINS BRING A RAISE.
Hudson Chief of Police GIories in Ar
rival Of Two Sons.

Hudson, Wis. May 16.-Chief OF
Police John OKeefe Of TINS city is The
father OF twin boys The city couu-
Gil raised the officers salary S. a
month.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-05-22
To open Reservation.

Washington, May 1G-Commis.
sioner Ballinger Of the general land
office has designated July next as
the date for the opening Of the Chip
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-05-22
PREJUDICE RISES
IN HAYWOOD CASE
TALEsMEN PROFESS THEY CAN
NOT BELIEVE HARRY ORCHARD.
PRESIDENT Is DRAGGED IN
Rag Chewing Match indulged by the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Says That
Roosevelt Can Take Care of Him.
seIf-Jury Box Finally Filled and
Adjournment Is Taken.

Bose Idaho, May 16.-The unex-
pected uncovering of a vein OF preju-
dice against Harry Orchard and mis-
testimony during the examination of
talesmeE in the Steunenberg murder
case yesterday led to the first sharp
wrangle between counsel and involved
the name of President Roosevelt in
the acrimonious discussion. The day
and incident began with Samuel W iii
gate, the eleventh talesman. in the
hands OF the defense for examination
chief The question had proceed
ed nut a short distance when 1t devel-
oped that Ningate was biased against
Orchard and unwilling to accept testi-
mony which it is expected he will give
against the prisoner. The defense was
very willing to accept Wingate as a
juror but when the state drew from
him iiatfooted the statement that he
could not under any circumstances
give credellce to Orchards testimony
he was excused.
Tal3sman a. P. Burns, who finally
succeeded to Wingate's seat, said ull.
der oath that he was not prepared t.
give the same creaeuca TO Or,,hard he
WOULD extend to othof witnesses. but
his attitude was not deemed sufficient
to warrant his removal The question
required at the afternoon session,
when Senator Borah. for bhe state, put
the question to Talesman William Nc
(uFiu
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-05-22

William Quinn, chief of police Of
Miss. committed suicide
IN the presence of his daughter.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-05-22
Lawyers in squabble.

Attorney Darrow OF the defense. oh
jected to the question, and Borah
sharply aephed
After the immense latitude
the defense mas taken in regard to
Mcfarland, Roosevelt and Taft / do
not think they should stick on my
technically at this late day.
We do not ask as to the effect Of
Mc2artland's TESTIMONY" said Darrow
and Richardson togetaer.
III Roosevelt is 10 he brought hcre
10 testify we light Lave something
more 70 say. went or Richar lson
Roosevelt can take care Of himself
wherever he is" retorted Borah.
Well | don't know about that :
said barrow.
Judge Wood directed the counsel TO
proceed with the case but Darrov'
who was standing. took formal excep-
ton to the remarks of Borah
Il will be glad TO eliminate Roosc-
welt II yoL will" replied Borah "Iie
was brought into the case by the d.
Tense"
He came in himself" said Richard
son He is 1000 mites away and he
writes letters"
tie was brought in BY mis- cwn but,
ting-in,' added barrow
The Judge overruled he objec ton TO
the question. the talesman saying he
did not have any opini,r in the rat
ter the defense citing an exception
and the incident closed.
The jury box was finally filed with
II talesmen subjected to examination
and temporarily passed by both sides
and court adjourned until this after
nam
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-05-22

Gould Bear STRAIN No Longer.
This trial has become a threaten
ing danger to my health, both mental
and physical. l am unable to bear
the strain any longer. The strain on
those nearest and dearest to me IS
undermining them. They are on the
verge of collapse. Their lives hang
N the balance and | must take some
action >,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-27
AI(lIdfd de GuIlb1

Hallandose en- complete estado
de ruina la casa propiedad de la Su
cesi6n de Dofia Irenes Costa, sta en-
la calle del .Comercio. de esta pobla-
ci6n, por Ell presente Sc avisa q sus
legitimos duefios 8 herederos, para
que procedan inmediatamente a prac
ticar las reparaciones necesarias a fin
de evitar su inminente derrumbe.
ST dentro del plazo de 80 dfas a
contar desde la fecha en- que aparez.
ca por primera vez publicado este
anureio, no Sc ha procedido q su ARE
glo. SRA mandada a dtmoler por esta
Acadia de acuerdo con 10 que deter
nina ell artfculo 3o7 del C6digo Civil,
Asf 10 hago p6blico para conoci-
miento de los interesados. .-Gurabo,
Septienbre 4 de Ioo7.-Ceiestfn0 Mo-
yakes. Alcalde Municipal. .--S- go l,m.v.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-27
DeDartauentO del interior. PR.

Bureau de Obras Publicas. -O6cina del
Superintendente.- Juan. 7. R.
Sept. II. 1907.
Proposiciones EN- pliegos cerrados
para la adjudication en- pdblica subasta de
Ia construction de 5 Kilometres de la
crrretera No. S. Seccion Comerio- Barran-
a 1itas Sc adnitiran Ell esta ohcina hasta
| Us 10 A. M. del dia 80 de Setiembre de
1907, en- que Sc abriran p1blicamente.
Fl presupuesto aproximado de las obras
asciende 4 $3S.4oo,oo.
Todos los datos necesarios, impresos
de proposiciones, contratos instruccio-
ues 4 los postores Sc daran en- esta ohci-
ma. la administrator Sc reserva el dere-
cho de rechazar cualquiera y todas las
proposicionesy de adjudicar el contrato
bajo otras considerations que las de pre-
clio solamente.
Por o1den del Comisionado del 1nte-
rior. j. ]. JIMENEZ, superintendente
dc Obras PIblicas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-27
ANUNC!O

Departamento del Interior de Puerto Ri
co.-Bureau de Obras P1b!icas, Oil
Gina del Superintendent.
San Juan, P. R., septienbre IS, 1907.
-Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados para
la adjudication en- p1blica subasta de la
construction de 5.4S Kilometres de la ca
rretera n1mero II, secci6n Gales Juana-
Diaz, Ciales Recodol, Sc admitiran Ell
esta ohcina hasta las 10 a. III. del dia S
/. de octubre de 1907 en- que Sc abriran p1-
blicamente.
FL presupuesto aproxi1nado de las
obras asciende $3o.83o,oo
Todos los datos necesarios, impresos
de proposiciones y contratos { instruccio-
mes 4 los postores, Sc daran en- esta of
Gina.
Lr Administration Se reserva el de.
recho de rechazar cualquiera 6 todas las
proposicioncs y de adjudicar el contratc
bljo otras considerlciones que las de pre-
clio solaments.
Por orden del Comisionado del Inte-
rior.-J. ]. JIMENI5Z, Superintendent
de Obras Phblicas. II-2.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-27
Junta FselIsr De C!a|s;

Presidencia -EncontrSudose va
cante cuatIo escuelas rurales en- este
termino municipal, Sc hace pdblico,
para que los profesores que deseen
contratarse, presenter sus solicitudes
Y designer el nGmero del cerifcado
espedido por el departamento. Sc
seiialan diez dias de termino d contar
desde Ell primer anuncio para la admi-
sion de solicitudes.-Ciales, 20 de
$ s.ptiembre I9o7.-ARTURo DAvILA,
presidente. 3,-2s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-27
GlbIelao n lnl(ipd de Gl'a1o

Seg1n acuer 10 adnntado nor Il
conceio municipal en sea,on *
traordinaria teniis el dia cntcrce
de los corrientes, tendra lucar en-
el salon de In casa ,nsistorial una
segunda sublsta para la coutrata
della construction de la obrd del hos
pital municipal.
Dicho acto tendra lugar a las
1 s dc Ia tarde del dia referido, de-
biendo ser presentados los pliegos
de proposicioues media hora antes
de la indicada. Estos deberan We
MIR acompanado del correspondence
recibo, expedido por el Tesorero
municipal, en- prueba de haber sa-
tisfecho en- dicha ofcina el importe
de la 6anza provisional.
A mil Glen dollars aSclenQe la
cantidad presupuesta para la cons
trucci6n della obra referida y no St
admitira proposition alguna que
exceda de la misma.
La Junta adjudicadora de Ia
misma, tendra derecho 4 rechazar
cuslquie1 6 todas las proposiciones
y en- este 1ltimo case el municipio
dispondra del asunto del modo mas
ventajoso.
FL pliego de condolences y pla
no de la obra por los cuales ha, de
regir el contrato, Sc hallan de ma
nifesto en- la Secretaria municipal,
donde podran ser vistos por tods
persona que asi 10 desee durante la>
horas de ofcina. Asi 10 hago p1
blico para concurrehcia de licita
dores. -Gurabo sep.iembre 20 d.
I9o7.-Celestsno Moyales, Alcald'
municipal. 22s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-27

POA ~ AooA SAoA'
El Juez da lectura a algunas
resoluciones adoptadas por la Corte
respecto q otros asuntos.
Sc llama q juicio la causa nd-
nero 1925. Comparece el proce-
sado Ezequiel Ponce, con SUI abo-
gado seiior Falcon. El acusado es
I'm hombre fuerte, de gran estatu-
ra, trigueho, ,!palido y de grandes bi
gotes negros.
Sc pasa lista de los iurados re-
gulares y despues de los especiales.
El fiscal seiior Torres Grau ocupa
su puesto como representante del
Pueblo de Puerto Rico.
El secretario juramenta q los
jurados.
EI abogado sefior Falcon ad-
vierte q la Corte que esta causa lie
fuk entregada aver tarde y que ha-
ra cuanto este a su alcance para
cumplir con la mission que ha toma
do, como defensor de ohcio del pro-
cesado.
El Juez advierte q la defensa
que la Corte lie habla encomendado
este case, desde el dia en- que Sc le
dis lectura & la acusaci6n. FL abo
gado sl,ga que solo para este acto,
lei de Ia a usaci6n, el fue designado.
La Corte pregunta al scusado
81 tienc test,gos de defensa y como
lrs>poudie,a negalivamente, r,suel'
We que Il juicio, toda vez que Tue
anunciado dehidamente, con ur
| mes de antelacion, debe celebrarse'
Empiezan las recusAciones De
6scal y de la defensa.
FL Jurado queda hnalments
con>tituido y 10 componen los Sc
7ores siguientes Angel Cestero
Pedro Fernandez, Jose Rexach
Elias Wolff, Ramon Daubon, Au
reliano Neval, Emilio Pifiero, Ga
bino Dordal, pfo Amador, Jose Ro
sado, Rafael Larroca y Vicente
Fano.
FL SecretaIio da lectura q Il
causa.
81 Fiscal expiica ell delito d
asesinato cometido por el acusado
ofrece presentar sus pruebas.
El Secretario toma juranient'
{ los testigos del Fiscal.
Emilio Mendoza, padre de II
victima, es llamado q declarar. Di
ce que vive en- sSlbucoS, barrie
lie Vega-baja i; que tiene dos hi
jas y un hijo llamado sMilllto,
que muri6. Que el martes de j
s4mana sauta Ultima salio su hi,
de su casa, para otro barrio gu
lego el mismo dia por la nochs d
regreso y como 10 viera trabajand
al dia siguiente medic triste, lie PIE
quito que tenla que lie contest
que tenia una punzada ; que POGO
dfas despues cay6 en- CANA y gu
de ella no volvi6 q levantarse gu
presentaba en- Il cuerpo varios gol
pes: uno en- el cuello, otro en- {
bajo vientre, otro en- la eSpald
|
y uno cruzado por la cintura gu
cuando cay6 enfermo en- CANA, CO
mo el ignoraba 10 que tenfa, man
do por medicinas que el mtdico |
recet6, pero sin asistir este q la ca
81 que asi muri6 su hijo, sin gu
el supiera nj remotsmente que eau
sa lie produjo su muerte.
Lucas Nevarez. Sc lie pregun
ia 81 conoce al acusado y 81 es asi
que 10 sefiale en- el salon de la Corte
81 testigo 10 busca con Ia vista y n,
acierta & concerto y declara que e
algo corto de vista. Por fin el jue
10 sefala y el entonces 10 Teconoce
como Ezequiel Ponce. Que el acu
sado 10 llamo un dfa dice y /
manifesto que q el le daban caf
todos los dias en- la casa de Panch
Matos y que el, el acusado, Sc CO
rrespondia con la sefiora de Ia case
Que el testigo llam6 q Matos y !
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-27
OMETROS

d. Blvan6n Sc arrieuda, por siete amos
una fnca de as cuerdas con buena casa
vivienda, y casa para agregadoi contene
arboles frutaies. psstOs y sbundante aqua,
precio m6dico. p, 0. Box ass, $50 a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-27
pRECAUC1oN.

Todo fraso de emulsion acete de hfgado de bacalao
no eve adherda cuerta nuesra marca dc fabca
representada por 81 "hombre evando un gran Oacalao
debs consderarse mitaon inferior NAL
preparada hecha de ingedenes baat que solo Deushca
al cornerciante que La vende.
SCOTT 4 BOVINE, QUiMlCOS. NUEvA YORK.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02

condition from the first, having con tracted double pneumonia.
 The kindly disposition of the 'de- ceased had endeared him to his com panions and the funeral service at 12S o'clock today was attended hy the school in body. His classmates acted
 The services were conducted by Rev W. J. Elliot assisted by Rev. W. K. Harris.
 The remains were carried through the country to Buyck to be ,interred al the place of the lads nativity. pro fusion of fragrant flowers were mass ed on the casket.
 Rev. J. H. James Is confined to his room at the parsonage by Illness.
 The grand jury adjourned to-day shortly after noon and returned forty one indictments. Seventy-one cases were examined. They recommended repairs and Improvements upon the court house. complimented the sheriff upon the condition of the jail and re- ported that they had counted the coun- tvs cash and found s27,00O on hand:
 Dr. Hubbard of Troy, is conducting a revival service at the Baptist church. One of the principal stores in Wetump- ka closes it's doors each day for the morning service.
 Mrs. Leon R. Robison was at home to a number of her friends Monday af- ternoon from to 6.
 The young people enjoyed a dance at the pavilion Monday evening. Among the out of town participants were Mrs Perkins, of Birmingham; Miss Sangui- netti. of Montgomery; Miss COOK. oi Auburn and Miss sharp of Mobile.
 Mrs. S. G. Tait, of saobiie. is visiting Wetumpka t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
McGAYHin-Renneft.

Georgiana, May 1.-(special. )-One of the most important social events in the history of Georgiana was the mar riage this afternoon at 3 o'clock oi Miss Ethel Beatrice Bennett to MT. Willis Marion McGowin of Chapman.
 The ceremony was performed by Rev L: M; stone. pastor of the Baptist number of relatives and few close friends.
 The hall and parlors of the residence were beautifully and artistically dee orated with evergreens, smilax anG potted flowers. The piano and mantel were banked with lovely Marchael Neil roses. making a beautiful scene.
 The tender touch of the keys of the rose laden piano by Miss Estelle Ben nett, sounding the first note of Men defssohn's march was the notice that two lives were soon to be made happy by blending into one.
 Miss Bessie Bennett. the brides sis ter. with Mir. John D. Foshee. cousin and best man of the groom. entered the room followed oy the bridal cou- pie.
 The couple crossed the room and stopped underneath a long wreath of roses where they were united in mat rimony by Rev. l.. M. Stone The gown of green with touch of brown. Miss Bessie Bennett wore an after : noon dress of grey. Many costly and valuable presents artested their pop ularity.
 Miss Bennett is the eldest daughter of Mrs. D. D. Bennett. She is deserv- edly popular. She graduated at the Second District School at Evergreen, and two years later received a diploma from the Judson College at Marion. She Is loved by her many frienos.'
 MT. McGowin is a good business man of sterling worth who stands high In the commercial world. He is highly connected, being a close relative of the McGowins of Mobile and Brewton. He Is interested in the large mill plant at Chapman.
 The couple left on the afternoon train for the Jamestown Exposition. New York Niagara and other Northern points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
MARINE NEWS.
Arrival and Departures of Vessels at
 Southern Ports.

Arrival and Departures of Vessels at
 Southern Ports.
 Mobile, Ala. May Arrived: Schr. Clara B. Randle. Charleson, Havana.
 Cleared: Strs Ole Bull tNor), Abram- hansen, Matanzas; Charles Noble Sim- hons. Green. Knight Keys.
 Galveston, Tex, May Arrived: :: strs.- Sikh (Br.). Atkinson, New York; Ell Monte, Freeman, New York.
 Cleared: Str. Denver, Barstow. New York.
 Sailed: Strs. Denver, Barstow, New York; Fl Alba. Quick. New York. ,,. New Orleans, La. May 1.-Cleared: Strs. Origen (Nor.) Wang, Port Limon Utstein (Nor), Knudsen, Puerto Cor teZ.
 Port Eads. May Arrived: Strs Alene lBr). Marulio. Ceiba; Dictator (Br0, Vincent, Liverpool via Mexican ports; Miami (Br). Reside, Port Limon (Ger). Mathieson. Cienfuegos. Sailed: Strs Momus, Boyd, New York; Val Salice. Qtall, Costa. Genoa via Norfolk; Rosina (Br.). Hurry. Ceiba, Fl Porvenir and Tela.
 Savannah, Ga, May 1.-Sailed: Steam CTS Greenbank. Thirkell. Lonwon; Ter esq. Persich. Barcelona
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
NEWS OF GREENvIILE.
MasODs Give a Most Enjoyable Enter tainment.

MasOns Give a Most Enjoyable Enter
 tainment.
 Greenville, May 1.-(Special. )-The reception given by the Masons last night was very decided success and a charming affair. Many people were in attendance and the members of the order made all welcome and happy.
 The address by Hon. c. R. BTickan began in a semi-humoreus strain that brought out some amusing points, clos ing with an eloquent tribute to this most ancient great order of brother hood.
 By request Mrs. w. J. Beeland gave two readings of a humorous character. She is one of the finest amateur read CTS in the Stae. and never fails to delight home audiences
 The elegant refreshments were Tn charge of Miss Helen Metcalf. who was assisted in serving by the young men of the order. The punch tables were presided over by Mrs. c. B. Gam ble., Miss Bennie Williams. Mrs. R .. A. Beeland and Miss Lola May Ira wick.
 Rev R. R. Jones, an evangelist of much power, will begin a series of meetings at the Methodist Church May 19. Rev. J. P. Hamilton has extend ed cordial invitation to all denomi-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
WORK WITH RAILROADS.
LouisviIIe Business Men Discuss Meth-
 eds of Promoting Trade.

Louisville, May 1.-The Directors of the Board of Trade today discussed the report of a special committee to prevent legislation hostile to the rail- roads of the State.
 The committee reported that 1t was opposed to such legislation and ad- vised that new railroads be exempted from taxation for ten years and that the people of the State do all in their power to foster the railroads of the State. This, the report said. was the proper way to cheapen the cost of transportation in Kentucky They in- timated that In their opinion the cheap ness in the operation of railroads would result in a corresponding decrease in freight and passenger rates.
 The report will be discussed at an open meeting May 10.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
Exports from Pensacola.

Exports from Pensacola during the month of April far exceeded the ex- pectations of shippers as to valuation. The shipments usually during this month~are extremely light, but reports compiled today showing transactions, reveal the fact that goods shipped to foreign countries during the past month had valuation of $1,307, ,463.
 The>>countries to which shipments were sent and their respective valua- tions are as -follows:l Austria, $4,533; Belgium, $S0,S9S; France. 0295,652; Ger many. $175,250; Italy, $42,697; Neither lands $60,27S Spain. $19.553; Sweden ish Honduras, s5,610; Argentine. $25,- 963; Brazil, $94,309; Uruguay. $21,047; total, $1307 4G3.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
Genera, Christina. Recover..

Puerto Cortez. Honduras, April 27, via New Orleans. La. May 1.-Gen. Leo Christmas, who held a commission in the Honduran army, and who was wounded and captured in the battle Of Maraita. has recovered from his wounds, After the battle he was con fined to the hospital at Tegucigalpa for several weeks. He Is now on his way to Puerto Cortez. Christmas is an American. He lived at one time in Memphis, Ten, and was a railroad man by professions
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
LIGHTNING FIRED GUN.
Contents os Weapon Te K Eject In
 Little Child's Body.

Anniston, May 1.--(Speclal)-Av very peculiar and fatal accident occurred during a thunder storm at Il home or Tom Phurrough, who lives on the COOK place near Sycamore.
 While the cloud was passing over the farm a bolt of lightning struck the wall of the house. A shot gun was hanging in a rack on the wall The weapon was loaded and the bolt jolted the gun from the rack and fired 1t while in midair.
 The entire contents of the gun lodged in the body of an infant child of Phur- rough's, which was playing around the room. killing 1t instantly. The gun fired before it struck the floor, showing that 1t was not the jar that discharged if but the electricity exploded the pow der as it fell.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
nations to attend and enjoy the ser
 vices. and q great revival of religion

nations to attend and enjoy the ser vices, and a great revival of religion Is hoped for.
 A throng of people attended the. fu- neral of w. NJ. Flowers yesterday. The honorary pail bearers were: L.. M. Lane, E. Crenshaw. J. B. Stanley, J. T. Broughton. J. P Reynolds. B. H. Wilmington. Active pail bearers were: H. D. Lampley, c. E.. Hamilton, D. NJ. Powell, J e. Reynolds. J. II. Wilson and R. E. Peagler.
 The relatives present from other places were: Mrs J. J. Flowers. Mir |. and Mrs. Brooks Flowers, F A. FLOW than; J. Hamp Flowers, Jakin, Ga; J. II. Flowers, Blakely, Ga. F.. D. Creath of Montgomery was also present.
 J. H. Hartley was called to Colum- bus Ga, yesterday to be at the bed side of his niece. Miss Georgia Ash ford, whose death was hourly expect
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
vANDERBnr WINS.
J. Luton Carriers on Oratorical

H0nors.
 Columbia, s. C.. May 1.-The South ern Intercollegiate Oratorical Associ- ation had its annual contest here to- night
 The following institutions were rep resented: Kentucky University, Uni- versity of the South. University of South Carolina. Vanderbilt University University of Virginia and University of Alabama.
 The winner in the cotnest was J. P Luton. of Vanderbilt, whose subject was Our Heritage as Southerners.'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
Wnnd Workers Strike.

Denver, Colo, May 1.-Union mill men and wood workers employed in the blaming mills and lumber yards ot this city went on strike today to en- force their demands for a closed shop One thousand men are involved.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
DIES IN ATLANTA.
William NJ Rogers Passes Away While
 There on Business.

News was received in Montgomery last evening of the death of William M. Rogers at4Grady Hospital in At lanta, where Re was on business It was not known that he was i'll and the news of his death came very sud denly to his relatives and friends.
 MT. Rogers had been engaged in the printing business in Montgomery for some twenty five years.
 It Is expected the remains will reach Montgomery this morning from At Ianta. and the funeral will probably take place here this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
CONCLUDE MEETING.

Woman's Home Missionary Society Re-
 elect old officers. Houston. Texas, May 1.-The Woman's Board of Home Missions of the Meth odist Episcopal Church South, conclud- ed its weeks annual sessioi. at a late hour tonight, eleeting officers, assign ing deaconnesses, etc. All the present officers were reelected.
 The donations to the different con- ferences announced amounted to S40- $50 and the appropriations to $521S3.- 76
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
SEABOARD AIR LINE
 RAILWAY.
Improved Passenger Service to Savannah
 With Pullman Buffet Sleeping

which consists of PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPING CARS and Day Coaches between
 Montgomery and Savannah without change;
 making close connection at Savannah for all EASTERN POINTS. Richmond. Washington, New York and with Coastwise steamships for Baltimore Philadelphia. New York and
 Boston. For full information write or call on JOHN H. KMTNBR,
 Commercial Agent
 Exchange Hotel, Montgomery. Ala