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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15
fA Nfachlnlst nrewnea.
NEGROES cor MONEY.
They Worked OId scheme on Black
 from CountRy

from C0untRy. { Mobile. Jan. 14.--Ransome Deloch. a wsar-known negro police character, was arraigned before Judge Clarke in the Recorders Court this morning charged with being party to a "skin" game. and was placed on the State docket for grand larceny. He will be tried on this charge tomorrow.
 This negro was arrested Saturday on complaint of John Lewis. who claims to have been robbed by Deloch and another negro. According to Lewis's testimony, he came to Mobile Friday afternoon from up the river and went to saloon on Water Street. He was accosted by a negro, who asked if Lewis had seen another negro pick up pocketbooR, and. having seen negro stoop and pick up something from the sidewalk. Lewis replied in the affirma- tive. The negro who had been talking
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15
Montgomery Bank & Trust Co.
SOCIALIST SHOEMAKER
 RUNS AGAINST ROYAL PRINCE

the foreign bugaboo in their campaign, but seemingly 1t Is having little eff feet.
 The contests between some of the candidates in some districts is striking. In Gotha,. Il Socialist shoemaker is runnig agaist the hereditary prince, Tn another district, Socialist miller E is contesting against one of the Kali ser, s fayorites.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15
An0ea, Q, Burl,urton.

St Louis. Jan. 1L-Motions in the appeal filed by the Burlington railroad from the decision of Judge McPherson of the United states District Court at Kansas City. hold ing the company guilty of rebates to pack ing houses. were heard today in the United states circuit court of appeals. The appeal is taken to set aside fines of several thous- and dollars
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15
nn...n stin Innane.

New York. Jan. 14.-After Edward J. Russell had finished his argument in fhe Supreme Court today in his enorts to secure his release from Dannemora prison for the Insane, Judge Truax ruled that Russell was still insane ana remande him back to the prison. Rus sell made & dramatic plea in his own behalf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15
RARBIs IN SESSION.
pr. Moses of Mobile Opened the Services.

Atlanta, Ga. July 14.--Nearly 200 prominent Hebrews. representing every section of the country. gathered here tonight for the twentieth fCouncil Of the Union of American Hebrew Con- gregations. Devotional exercises. con. ducted by Dr. Henry Berkowitz ot Philadelphia and Rabbi Alfred Noses of Mobile, Ala. were held. the feature being a sermon by pr. Berkowitz
 The first business session of the council will convene tomorrow morn ing, samuel Woolney of Peoria. Ills, presiding. Addresses of welcome wiil be given by Governor Terrell and MAY. or Joyner and suitable responses wlii he delivered. The council will con cIude It's sessions Wednesday evening with a banquet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15

RR1in. Jan. i4.--The eampaignyof the Socialists apparently Is making head way. and in official circles It Is stated that the Kaiser is worried. The so- cialists are confident of victory, but they are not permitting fheir campaign to lag. They are well supplied with money and are contestine 3ss out of the sg7 election districts in the empire.
 The Government adherents are using
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15
No xteetIne of nonrd.

owing to the absence of two mem. bers of the county board of revenue and roads and the fact that Judge Price williams, clerk, is rushed today receiving license payments, the coun- tv board meeting was today adjourned until Wednesday at noon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15
eeurvv on a yenmel.

The barkentine Gulfport from the
 west coast of Africa. reached port yes- terday with two cases of scuryy and a dead body The disease Is not quaran-
 unable and is regarded as not danger ous to persons on shore, so the quar- antine board takes no oficial cognf-
 zance of the matter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15
saIvation Army seryIcea.

Salvation army special services were conducted tonight at s o'clock at the army hall by Major Berriman of Att lanta, the commander of this division Mrs. Berriman, who Is as well known as the major. is with him and assisted in the services. which were well att tended and very interesting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15
InIured In Train Wreck.

Richmond. Va, Jan l4-tour per sons were hurt and number of pas- sengers shaken up as result Of wreck near Benson, N. C.. early to- day. when the Atlantic Coast Line Rail. ways Florida special ran into a large locomotive at the water tank near Benson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15
centrni of oeorgia's Presideot,

Savannah, Ga, Jan 1L--T. C. Askew was elected treasurer of the Central of Georgia Railroad and the Ocean Steamship Compa- ny at meeting Of the directors today. Res oiutions on the death of President Samuel spencer of the Southern Railway, who was director of the Central were passed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15
Nn,r Rnnd. In E.e,rnh.

Probate Judge J. W. Pen has com pared a statement of the expenses of maintenance of the free labor and com vict road gang of the County Farm and Poor House for the year l9es. It Is shown during this period that there has been built eighteen and ons-half miles of new roads. not including re- pairs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15
caddelI-wIIIians.

Miss Gussie Dean Williams and Louis Caddell were marie tonight at 6 o'clock at the residence of the brides mother, Mrs. w. T. Phillips, on Wal nut Street; Rev. Ira r. Hawkins ofici- ating An elegant diner was served to the wedding guests.
 The wedding was a quiet home af- fairs, only few relatives and friends being present. Miss Williams Is a popular young woman and Mr. Caddell holds responsible position with the First Natioaal Hank.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15
Arrd stenorranher bend

Boston, Jan. f4.--0iiver Dyer, who is said to have introduced stenography into this country and was the first shorthand reporter in the United States Senate, died here yesterday. He was -s3 years old
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15
Tfn vyorkers Aavanced.

PlttsburG. Pa. Jan. 1G--rhe tin workers employed ny the American Sheet and Tin Plate Company, subsidiary concern of tho United states Steel Corporation have been given two per cent. advance in wages. ef- foctiye at once.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15
NIr. Culp NIny DIe.

M F. Cu1p. a iuember of the bridge guiding crew on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. who was injured at Reeds Mill Saturday morning, prov ed to be more seriously hurt than had been supposed. His leg was badly crushed and his sku1 <-%s fractured. Surgeons performed an operation of trepanning his skull. The iron ring which struck NAr. Culp weighed thirty pounds, and fell distance of forty feet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15


 The musical festival in New orleans this week has attracted number of Mobile musicians to that city, among them being Miss Julia McPhiliips, Mise Black, Mrs. James Hagan. Mrs. Norman Baugh Krassin, Miss Matte Belle Kirk bride and Miss Louise Film.
 A general meeting Of Christ Church parish was held at the conclusion of the morning service yesterday to dis cuss ways and means for rebuilding the church destroyed by the September storm. Mir. Robert Middleton was elect cd chairman Of the meeting and Mfr. Frank Horton secretary. Reports were made by Mr. Earle Mccartney. treas- urer of the parish. Mir. w. R. Brooks. treasurer of the Barnewall bequest fund. Mr.- Inse selden and MT. Joh,, Mitchell. who spoke for the vestry4 Drawings for the new church were the, displayed and were admired and ap- proved, after which voluntary sub scrlption was asked for and generously given. The walls of the old church are in perfect condition and will be used again, but the church will be length- ened to give room for the organ and choir which will be in the chancei. The architects plan Is pure Doric, and the new church will be an: ornament to ths city. Work will be begun as early as possible. t MT. Eugene Jcnes of Selma is visit. ling his sister, Mrs. Hardaway Yoang
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15
oovernor Hoch Innururaied.

Topeka. Kas.. Jan tf.--Edward W. Hoch, and the other new Republican state officers were inaugurated here today. This is Governor Hoch's second term.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15
T.u.t T1nv for 'I.Ieenses.

There was heavy run today on the license desk. this being the last day for the payment of licenses without de- iinquency penalties.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15
Nnteh Tennr bond .

Burlington. la. Jan. 14.-Henry souires, at one time Americss leading tenor. died here today of paralysis. He was S2 years of age
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15
NEWS OF GADsDEN.
New Sheriff Has Not Received His
 Communication.

Commission.
 Gadsden. Jan, 14--(Special over Long Distance Telephone )--Failing to re- ceive a commission from the Governor. Sheriff elect R. NJ. Pike did not assume his duties as sheriff today as he in tended.
 \ Mir Pike wired the Secretary of State concerning his commission this morn ing. and received the heply that his commission had been made out in due form and had been mailed to him on January Sd. It is evident that the letter has been lost or misplaced.
 Sheriff Pike was sworn in and took the oath of ofice before Judge J. w. Penn several days ago, and made a bond of s10.000, which was approved.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15

Stuart's Gin and Buchu a quick cure for Bright's disease, liver and stomach troubles. All Drug gists $1.00. tn- -thu-saE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15
Brennan to Savannah

The North German Lloyd S. &. Co. dispatch steamer every third week from Bremen to Savannah, giving the same ocean rates as from Bremen to New York. For through rates including custom house fees and forwarding apply to,
 Williamson & Rauers, AgentR
 Savannah, Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15
JUDGE WILL RESIGN
CARTER TO RETIRE FROM FLoRrpA
 BENCH.
Will Give Up Place in First Judicial Circuit for Private Practice in Aiarinnna--Ffght for
 Position

Pensacola, Fla, Jan. t4.--(Speciai by Long Distance Telephone )---It was an- Enounced here today that Judge F. VI. Carter. Judge Of the First Judicial Cir ouit, intends sending in his resignation to Governor. nroward within few days to become effective within thirty days.
 He made this statement to personal friends in the city before leaving for his home in MarIanna Saturday even ing. 1t did not become known here until tonight, when petitions were cir- culated among the members of the local bar requesting Governor Broward to appoint Will H. Watts of Marianne to succeed Judge Carter.
 Mir Watts had a unanimous endorse- ment of the bar here, and 1t Is believed that he will be named to i'll the va cancy when It occurs. Judge J. Elm melt Wolfe, formerly of this city, and now private secretary to Governor Broward,- Is being spoken of for the judgeship Judge Carter has held the position for the past four years, hay. bench to accept the position He will hereafter devote iiimseif to the practice of law at Marianna.
 A Machlnist Drewned.
 While in bathing in the Stone Dock Basin at the Pensacola Navy, Yard this afternoon, Maohinist Mcintyre, who rates as machinist- of the third class was drowned and his body has not been recovered.
 Mcintyre, with other men at the sta ton. had been in bathing in the basin in warm weather, and this evening plunged into the water. and was sup posedly seized with cramps. Before assistance could reach him he was drowned, and It Is believed that the strong tide carried his body into the open bay. Mcintyre was young man and was transferred from the Norfolk Navy Yard to the local navy yard about ten days ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15
ROBBERS IN MOBILE
POLICE ARE LOOKING FOR BURG LARS.
Home of Judge Jules Afford is Eat.
 ercsi--Other News Items of AInbama's Gulf
Advertiser Bureau.


 The police are stiIl work CT on the Ford and Yeend building robbery and have clue which they believe will result in the apprehension of the guilty party. This building was entered sew erai nights ago. and s260 in cash and many small articles of value were stolen. De There is some suspicion that the same person is guilty of several recent rob berries.
 Judge Affords home was robbed last night of two overcoats and two gold headed umbrellas. W
 The parties who entered the offices of Drs. Jones and Robinson, in the City Bank and Trust Building Satur- day night. and carried away quantity of gold and dental Instruments. are still unknown to the police, pr. Jones states that his loss will amount to about $50 in addition to the gold taken
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15
Runawsy in whistIer.

A runaway occurred in Whistler yes terday afternoon. and Dr. N. 8. Gay lost his buggy in a smashup. Dr. Gays horse, hitched to his buggy. waf tied in front of his drug store and became frightened at passing auto. mobile The animal broke loose and hammered the buggy to pieces on ths run. This is the second or third time this horse has cut up capers that have cost the doctor considerable,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15

There was general meeting of the committees of the Y. W. c. A today at noon ifi the y.sW. c. A auditorium. Mrs. II. V. Taylor. President, presided.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15

Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Wainwright are in Montgomery for the inaugural ball.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15
NEWS OF MOBILE SOCIETY

from Baton Isouss and will be located here in future.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15

Mrs. Joel Goldsby'- returned home from St, Louis today In response to a telegram calling her to her husband's s bedside Mf. 0oidsby passed a more comfortable night and Is q trifie better today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15

Mrs. John Harvey left today for Me ridiaas to visit relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15

pr. Rockwell left this mnrning Tor New orleans on businuess. Ills sen, MT. Ernest Rockwell. arrived today
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-15

Mir. Eugene Jones of Selma is visit. ing his sister. Mrs. Hardaway Yoang
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-10

TO ARRIVE TOMORROW
Crowd Expected to Welcome Travel
ers at Hammond Station-What
Eastern Papers Say.

Well. the jamestown exposition is a
thing of the past for THE LAKE COUNTY
TINES party, and eleven tired young
women are now on their way home.
For two days they plodded and tripped
around the exposition grounds, mis-
sing nothing that was worth seeing
and visiting every exhibit of any i'm
portance or size.
The windup came last night when
the party viewed the grounds, showing
up so grandly with it's millions of cleo
trio lights. But with great regret the
party arose this morning with the
feeling that they must be on their way
and must leave behind the wonders
which they felt were well worth a
second visit. But the end had to come
sooner or later and the young women
were appeased when they remembered
that they had missed nothing of i'm
portance on the grounds.
This morning at 9:15 the party said
the last farewells to the many friends
they have made at the hotel and
grounds. and boarded their special car,
attached to train of the Chesapeake
& Ohio railroad, and were on their way
home
But the sightseeing was not over.
From the observation and the car win
dows they looked out upon the vast
mountains and the coal fields of Penn
sylvania and again into the oil country
about Ohio.
They will arrive in Cincinnati at SIS
a. n. tomorrow. and after few min
utes' stop will take up the journey on
the Big Four. The party is due to ar
rive at Hammond tomorrow evening
shortly after O'Clock. The car will
be switched at Kensington and the laAt
lap will be made on special train,
so that there will be no waiting at
that station for a regular.
It is expected that a large crowd of
the friends and relatives will be on
hand to welcome the girls back TO Ham
mond. and to hear the wonders OF the
! trip from their own lips. The clip
pings taken from eastern papers in
Albany and Washington. and an oppor-
/ tunity is given to read what compli-
mentary things were said of Dur
Girls" and which may be found on
I page five.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-10
INSPECTOR HIUi|IIF'' HIUHl
BACK At OLD DESK
Officials Right to Hold Of
flee is Brought Into
Question.

South Chicago. Aug. 10-Although
his domain is Hyde Park, there was
nevertheless considerable comment and
speculation in South Chicago today
when it was learned that Nick" Hunt
had been reinstated to the Hyde Park
police inspectorship last night by Chief
Shippy.
Owing to his long connection with
the Hyde Park police force, Hunt is
almost as we'll known in South Chi
cago, which was formerly a part of
that village. as in his own territory.
1t was a year today since the in
spector had been relegated to the "su-
perannuated list" by former Chief of
Police Collins His reappointment
will be contested by the civil service
commission. 1t is claimed. however
that Hunt is entitled to the position by
virtue OF an agreement alleged to have
been made between the city of Chi
cago and the village of Hyde Park at
the time Of the annexation whereby
the police officials then incumbent in
Hyde Park should be kept in office as
long as they desired to remain.
Whatever the decision will be, IN
spector Hunt reopened his desk at the
Hyde Park station last night and re
lieved Captain Dorman OF South Chi
cago, VINO was there acting as tempo
rary inspector in the place Of Captain
New Weeney.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-10
TUNNEL STRIKE
STILL UNSETTLED
Parker Washington Com
pany Awaits Return of
It's President.
Especial to Lake County Times.)


South Chicago. Aug. 1O.-The strike
situation at Seventy seventh street be-
tween the tunnel workers and the
Parker Washington Construction COM
pany is still unsettled and will in all
likelihood remain so until next Sun
day. Seven hundred laborers. mem
bers of the Sewer and Tunnel Miners
association, are awaiting the settle
ment and were pacifed to some ex
tent yesterday when Superintendent
Lincoln of the construction company
told them that his company was willing
to arhitrate, but was awaiting the re-
turn OF its president Mr. Mccormick
A conference between the men and rep
resentatives Of the company was held
several days ago and both parties
agreed that they would arbitrate with
in i've days. the time OF which expired
yesterday morning.
The commissioner OF public improve
ments was agreed upon as one Of the
arbitrators.
Police are still guarding the imported
negroes who are nonunion men. from
any violence. but the riot spirit has
subsided considerably in the union
men and no serious trouble is antici-
pated.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-10
SOUTH CHICAGO NOT
'INCOMMUNICADO"
Western Union Shut Down
But Postal Manager is
"On the job"
Especial to LalSs County Times).

s
South Chicago. Aug. 1O.-Although
cago Joined the striking Western I'm
ion operators last night, South Chicago
today was not entirely cut off from
telegraphic communication.
Early this morning 1t was impos-
sible to send a commercial message
out of South Chicago, owing to the
fact that they would not be received
in Chicago. But later in the forenoon
work was resumed and messages were
sent from this station. Work however,
has not yet been resumed in the West
ern Union office. ]. c. Dornblaser, To-
cal manager of the Postal Telegraph
company, was at his office this morning
to take any work that might be given
him, but his wires would not work
until 9 o'clock. Though not a member
of the Telegraphers' union, Mr.. Dorm
blaser's sympathies are with the strik-
ers just the same. Telegraph busi-
ness being comparatively small in
South Chicago, Mr.. Dornblaser con-
ducts the Postal office as a side line
and as such the Telegraphers' union
does not ask him to join their ranks.
When he was approached some weeks
ago by the union in anticipation as to
/ his attitude in a strike, he expressed
his sentiment by saying that in case
of a strike he would not go to Chicago
to take the place of the striking Postal
employees. Ivan r. Landon, manager
of the local Western Union office, is a
member of the Commercial Teleg-
raphers' union.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-10
ENDLESS CHAIN NUISANCE
AGAIN APPEARS IN HAMMOND.
Fanatic Starts Prayer on Its Rounds
Threatening Calamity to all Who Fail
TO Observe its Provisions and Prom
Using blessings to the Faithful.

The endless chain prayer which was
circulated so freely some months ago
has again sprung up and several Ham
mond people have received the
prayer" The postoffce department
has prohibited the sending of such
messages through the mails, but they
continue to flourish. Evidently some
religious crank is responsible for the
nuisance. which has bothered hundreds
of people within the last few months
in Hammond and the surrounding ter
ritory.
Following is a copy of one OF the
prayers, which was received by a
Hammond man this morning:
20, Lord Jesus. we implore Thee our
Eternal God TO have mercy on all man
kind Keep US from all sin by Thy
Precious word and take US TO dwell
with Thee forever. amen"
This prayer was sent by Bishop Law
renee. recommending that ii be copied
and sent TO nine people one each foI
nine days commencing the day it is
! received. 1t is said that he who vii
{ rewiite it shall after the ninth day
| receive some great joy; and that ht
who will not rewrite ii shall be ar
ficted by some misfortune, at the HoI.
feasts at Jerusalem it is said that h,
who will rewrite 1t shall be delivered
from all calamity.
Please do not break this chain.
=
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-10
Bailiff Shine Will Serve the Papers
Today and Mcmahon Will Set
Date For Trial.
HAMMOND MERCHANTS HAVE LOTS OF COMPANY
Are Not Alone in Coming Under the Ban of Inspectors
Condemnation Chicago, Whiting and
the Harbor Share Disgrace.

visit to Hammond several months ago
and made a thorough investigation OF
the stores and shops IN this vicinity.
As a result several meat dealers were
fined for violation of the law and sam
pies OF lard. milk, ice cream and other
supplies were taken from them and
sent to tho state chemical laboratory
at indianapolis. After the analysis. It
was found that the goods did not come
up 10 the standard required by the law
and the warrants were the result.
other samples were taken but the re-
suit IS not yet known and when they
are received in Hammond. more ar
rests viii follow. IT is said.
The result OF the analysis is no sur
prise to the people OF Hammond. It
was found in many cases that the
goods sold were adulterated and COM
pounds. instead OF the article they
were supposed TO be.
THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES took up the
matter with the food inspector and as
a result, the people were informed as
to the conditions in the places wherein
they traded. However, in many cases
it was not the storekeeper or the milk
men who were alone at fault, but the
wholesale firms who furnished the
goods The law does Lot make any
distinction, however. and it is the per-
son who keeps the goods for sale at
the time of the visit of the authorities
that must suffer. The merchants In
this city had plenty of time 70 proteci
themselves but failed to do so. The,
will ali appear IN the city court Mon
day. probably. and their cases Will b
set for trial.