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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05

Port Eads. La. March 4.-Arrived: erto Cortez; Appomattox. Nader. Bocas del Toro: Hary T. 1nge. tNor.) Sie- berg, Port Barrios via Puerto Cortez and Belize: Bylgia (Ger) Muus. Matan. gas; Venus (BEl Stevenson, Port Li- mon; Comus (Amn. Post, New York. Tug, Captain Sam (Amn.l Corlson, Port Arthur with barge Allegheny.
 ney, Havana.
 New Orleans, La, March 4.--Cleared: Steamers Saugstad (Nor.) Andresen, Caibarien. Cuba; Cortnto (Nor.) Gum dersen, Bluehelds via Greytown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
win Not ExpeI Consul.

Caracas, venezuelt. via Willemstad, March 4.--It is considered probable that Rudolph Dolge, the American Consular agent here, who. as an- nounced February Il, filed charges of corruption against certain Venezuelan Government officials. will not be eX- pelled from Venezuela, although such a step has been under consideration.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
Mrs. Daniel Weeds Mir. Stewart.

Calhoun, March 4.-(Special. )-- Sunday afternoon in Calhoun. Mir. Alexander Stewart and Mrs. Alice c. Daniel were married, Rev. W. J. Elliott of Montgomery officiating. The bridegroom and his bride are well known and popular in this section of Lowndes county. MT and Mrs. Stewart will reside in Calhoun.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
PENSACOLA BOY FREE
WILLIE ANDERSON IS ExoNERAT-
 ED BY COURT.
Youth Did Not Commit Crime Against a Negro Child -- Opposition Raised to Postmaster
 NOrthup.

Pensacola, March Especial )-Wn- lie Anderson, the sixteen year-old white boy, who was arrested Sunday night and held without bond upon the charge of rape, was given a preliminary hear ing this afternoon before Judge Nichel- sen, and eXonerated.
 There was no evidence to show that the boy had even attempted such a crime. One of the prominent witness es to testify was a physician who had been called by the parents of the girl, and his statement exonerated the young man.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
NothinR Is Held Up.

Information received by wire this afternoon from Washington was to the effect that the nomination of w. H. Northup as postmaster at Pensacola was rejected by the Senate
 The nomination was sent to the Sem ate some months ago by the President, after a hard fight between the Repub- licans, who were divided on the ap- pointment. Democrats of the city later joined the protest and it is understood that Senator Mallory, whose home Is in this city, entered an objection to the confirmation and through senatorial courtesy the nomination was reject ed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
ITO ENTERTAIN U. D. c.
Mrs. Thompson is Arranging for the
 May Meeting.


 Tuscurnbia, March 4.-(Special. )-- Mrs. J. H. Thompson of this city, president of the Alabama Division, United Daughters of the Confectionery, Is actively engaged in making arrange ments for the annual meeting of the State Division this year. to be held in Tuscumbia, and Sheffield, the twin cit ies having the joint honor of entertain ing the distinguished body. early in May. The convention will find hear ty and royal welcome, and it's enter tNinment will be wholly consistent with the reputation for hospitality en- joyed by Tuscumbia and Sheffield.
 while the program has not been def initely arranged, 1t is understood that the daily business conferences of the convention will be held in Sheffield. A river trip to Shiloh will probably be arranged. and other enjoyable so- oial features for the entertainment of the delegates are being planned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
MRS. sT1NsoN VERY ILL.
She is Mother of Roy stInson of Mont-
 E0mery.


 g0mery.
 Union Springs, March 4.--(Specia1. Mrs. Henry W. Stinson, wife of the Circuit Clerk of Bullock county. is desperately i'll at her home here and at a late hour tonight her family and friends entertain grave concern over her condition.
 Several days ago Mrs. Stinson was seized with pneumonia. Complications ensued and her son, Roy Stinson, Of Montgomery was called here today. Attending physicians do not give much hope to the sorrowing family.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
salHa ls niaeharned. .

Dan Saliva, the young white boy who was arrested several days ago on a charge of grand larceny, was released lDis morning on habras corpus pro- ceeding before udse Price Williams in the Probate Court, It was alleged that the young man stole SEQ from a schoon- CT, but the evidence showed that he had not taken the money. and he was given an honorable discharge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05

Galveston, Texas March 4.-Arrived: Schooner Cora F. Cressy; steamer Has, Butt Belfast: Monomoy, (Br.) Mann, Leith; Fl Norte Mason, New York.
 Cleared: Steamer Dalton (Br. Hope, Rotterdam.
 Sailed: None.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
FURLoNG ELECTROCUTED.
Oung Man, who Murdered His Aunt,

Young Man, WHO Murdered HIS Aunt,
 Goes to Chair.
 Ossinning, N. r., March 4.--Frank Furlong. who killed his aunt. Mrs. Mar garet Keeler. in New York city in 1904, was put to death in the electric chair in Sing Sing prison today.
 Furlong was q years of age, a year older than George Granger. who was killed in the chair on Monday last.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05

Bumper crops are no good to you unless yOu are in 1t. Daybreak Fer tiiizers and Acid Ph0Sphates will put you in line.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05

Malaria Causes Loss of Appetite. The Old Standard Groves Tasteless Chin Tonic drives out Malaria and builds up the system Sold by all dealers for 27 years. Price 50 cents --tues
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
NetDs Of Mobile Society.
RHRH RHRRmRmHmnm@Ur MTMrmE MaunMaMH mnHnmnMnmnmh mhz

Mrs. Goode gave a launch party this afternoon. The weather was perfect for the outing and Mrs. Goodes guests.
 Mrs Samuel R. Gelse of Mississippi. who has been the guest of Mrs. irvin Burgett3 has changed her quarters and Is now with Mrs. Charles Mohr.
 Mrs. D. E. Huser has left for Memphis where she goes for two weeks visit to her aaughter, Mrs. Deland Smith.
 Mrs. Scott Roberts is soon to arrive here and will be at Mrs. Pope's for some weeks.
 Colonel Russell is as usual giving many enpoyable parties. His last was private car affair to Coden, giv- en to Mrs and the Misses Billups. their guests Mir. William Tausig and MT. Leo Abeles of Chicago.
 Mrs. George B. scriven of savan- nah, who Is we'll remembered here, having spent a winter at Mrs. Hods- sons some years ago, is now on visit to Mir. and Mrs, Murry scriven.
 
 Mrs S. Havermat is entertaining a Montgomery guest, Mrs. Moog. Mr. and Mrs. George D. Rogers have returned from their wedding tour.
 For Mrs. "Genies Bush of New Or leans, MT. and Mrs. E. D. Ledyard entertained informally at supper last night Mir. and Mrs. Horace Clarke will also give d party in her honor later in the week.
 Mrs. Kilshaw Irwin is still very i'll with pneumonia and her son, MT. Frank Irwin, of Boston, has been call ed to her bedside.
 The Female Benevolent Association met this morning.
 Mir. and Mrs, R. M. Cary of Pensa- cola, are spending a few days with Mir. and Mrs. Henry Hall. Mrs. Cary is well remembered here, when as Miss Wright she was one of Miss Whit ing's popular visitors. Misses Clara and Mattie Cary are expected shortly, also to visit the Halls.
 Mrs. W. 1T. Armbrecht will enter tain at a luncheon and bridge for Mrs J. T. Fields, of Wilmington. on We'd nesday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
Jackson in Court .

0. W. Jackson, who was indicted by the grand jury on four charges of at tempting to obtain money by fa1sepre- lenses. and two charges of false pre- tenses, and who did nor appear when his case was called, surprised the court when he appeared in tfe City Court this morning. Six cases against him are set down for March 13.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
CONTEST OVER WILL
sNsrRUMENT MADE RY MOBILE
 MAN IN COURT.
Joneph hastings, q we'll Known Irish Citizen Left His Money to a Living Warren Hastings
 A of ireland

Mobile, March 4--(Special. )--The con- test Of the will of the late Joseph Hastings has been set for hearing be- fore Judge Price Williams in the Pro- bate Court Friday next.
 The case is one in which disinher- fted daughter attempts to set aside the will on the ground of insanity.
 Mir. Hastings named as his heir War ren Hastings, resident of Summer Hiil, Ireland. From what can be as- certained, there is about $15.000 in- volved in money and mortgages.
 Immediately upon the filing of the win Mrs. Robert McEryde. daughter Of the disinherited woman. filed papers fn contest. asking that the will be set aside. and giving ground for such re- quest that Mir. Hastings had been in- sane prior to and at the time of making the will
 Several years ago Mfr. Haetings vis- lted Ireland, and for the first time met the young man whom he made his heir, and for whom he disinherfted his daughter.
 A number of witnesses have been summoned for the contestant. among whom are four physicians. who will give expert testimony.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05

Advance showing Ladies' Spring foot wear. Exclusive Styles. Bullock Shoe Go.
 adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05

TO CURE < COLD IN ONE LAY
 Take LAXATIVE PROMO Cuinine Tablets grusgasts refund money if 1t fails 10 cure. %~Gs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
MARINE NEWS.

Arrival and Departure of Vessels at
 Southern Ports.
 Mobile, Ala, March 4.-Arrived: Steamers Moblla Qcu( (ban(O McDon- ald, Havana; Sabine, Mcintosh, New York; sglda1 Nor 2 Ellinger, New or leans. Schooner Emma nKowlton, Hud- son, San Juan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
THE NEWS OF MOBILE
ATTORNEYS CONFER AS TO LOTT
 TERx CASES.
Commercial Club Wants Gulf City Recognized In Shipments to
 Pnnnmn--A Negro Tries to XIII Self.

Mobile. March 4.--(Special. )--Uni- ted States District Attorney w. H. Arnnbrecht and Attorney Yields of Wilmington, Del, have been in con- ference in the district attorneys of fee for several days preparing the plans for the prosecution of the men arrested in connection with the raid of the offices of the Honduras Lot tery Company in this city.
 The trial will come up before a special grand Jury in April and be- fore that time the officials now here will be joined by Assistant Attorney General Cooley, who will assist in the prosecution.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05

The Female Benevolent Association met this morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
SPECIAL FERN SALE

SPECIAL
 FERN SALE. Our Special Fern Sale Was such a success yesterday that we will continue 1t today. Ferns at 15c that are usually cold for z5c
 ROSEMONT GARDENS.
 100 Dexter Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05

Mrs. w. IT. Armbrecht will enter tain at a luncheon and bridge for Mrs. J. T. Fields, of Wilmington. on We'd nesday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
Nerrn Trien Snfcide

Henry Mills, the negro driver for the James McPhillips Grocery Com- pany, who was arrested Sunday and locked up at the city jail charged with being a suspicious character, was giv- en hearing before Recorder Clarke this morning, and, after the accused mans brother promised to keep watch over him or send him to an asylum, he was turned loose.
 Mills was arrested by officer Del champs aafter he had attempted to end his Iife by cutting his throat with a razor. He said he was tired of life after his divorced wife had mar ried a few days ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
Supplies for Panama |.

The Commercial Club of Mobile will hold a meeting one night this week in an effort to have Mobile rec ognized in the matter of shipping sup plies to the isthmus of Panama.
 The secretary of the club has sent out notices and full attendance is expected The New orleans Progress slve Union will also hold meeting for the same purpose during this week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05

Mrs. Kilshaw Irwin is still very i'll with pneumonia and her son, MT. Frank Irwin, of Boston, has been call cd to her bedside.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
Boy for Reform school.

James Mcknight. the young white boy who was arrested several days ago charged with stealing $14. .50 from a laundryman, was dismissed this morning before Recorder Clarke on the promise of the boys father that the boy would be put in a reform school.
 Mir Mcknight appeared before the recorder and stated that he had made good the money stolen and that if he would etop prosecution of his son he would see that he behaved in the fu- ture.
 Recorder Clarke then dismissed the boy on the father signing his bond, allowing the father until Wednesday to put tho boy in a reform school.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05

For Mrs. Genie Bush of New Or leans, MT. and Mrs. E. D. Ledyard entertained informally at supper last night. Mir. and Mrs. Horace Clarke will also give d party in her honor later in the week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05

Mrs Goode gave launch party this afternoon. The weather was perfect for the outing and Mrs. Goode's guests.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05

Mrs Samuel R. Geise of Mississippi. who has been the guest of Mrs. Irwin Burgett, has changed her quarters and is now with Mrs. Charles Mohr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05

Mrs. D. E.. Huser has left for Memphis where she goes for two weeks visit to her aaughter, Mrs. Deland Smith.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05

Mir. and Mrs. Kosminsky have as their guests MT. William Tausig ana Mir. Leo Abeles of Chicago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05

Colonel Russell is as usual giving many enpoyabfe parties. His last was private car affair to Coden, giv- en to Mrs. and the Misses Billups.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05

Mrs. Scott Roberts Is soon to arrive here and will be at Mrs. Pope's for some weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05

Mrs. S. Haverman is entertaining Montgomery guest, Mrs. Moog.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05

Mrs. George B. scriven of savaf- nah, who Is we'll remembered here, having spent winter at Mrs. Hods- sons some years ago, is now on visit to MT. and Mrs. Murry scriyen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05

MT. and Mrs. George D. Rogers have returned from their wedding tour.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05

For Colonel and Mrs. Adams, who are the guests of the Rhett Goodes,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05

Owing to the prevalence 'of the grip among inc members of Mrs. J. X. Kfrk's card club. it was postponed from fodov unffI Thursday
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09
SOLOMON OUGHT
 ID HANDLE THIS
Bill For S5 Before the Douglas Council Proves to Be
 Poser.

DOUGLAS, May S.-(Speciai.)-
 The comity of nations is involved in five dollar expense bill turned in at the council meeting last night.
 It opens up a wide range of interna- growing out of the incident are not improbable.
 The bill in question is the one of the fire department for the use of a team which took the hose wagon and chemical to Agua Prieta some time since to extinguish a fire in the bull ring.
 When the item was reached in the reading of bills last night the council was stumped. Douglas had contribut- ed the hose wagon to assist Agua Pri- eta. but should Douglas pay the cost of the team? That was the question and was it the polite thing to send over to the municipality of Agua Pri- eta the bill for s in a matter where the cOrrtRSv of the fire wagon. v-hicf ordinarily carries with it it's own horses, had been extended? Again would the people whose interests were by the fire the Douglas de partment assisted in eXtinguishing bt willing 10 pay the bill? Suppose that Agua Prieta should have a fire every few days and that Douglas would be called upon to spend s on each trip of the hose wagon across the line to save alien property. Would that not become a good thing-foT Agua Prieta and very bad thing for Douglas? That's another question
 And there are still others but so emil nent an authority as Charles Brown, ir., has passed it up to the Hague Secretary Root is also Investigating the various phases of the case.
 It Is no thought diplomatic rela- tions between Douglas and Agua Pri- eta will be severed.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09
ROG RA|SERS
 vS. HOG FEEDERS
Peculiar Feud Breaks Out In San Luis VaIIey-Pork Is
 Central Figure.

LOS ANGELES, May S.-Cown in the San Luis valley there exists a pc cuIiar teud. There is no controversy drawn upon the same lines anywhere else in the world. The fight of long standing between the cattlemen and sheepmen iT matter Of common knowledge from the plateau east of the Rockies to the last slopes toward
 -'""'fi" co2st. but the controversy between the hog Taisers and hog
 Ol tne S.tn Luis valley is in digenOus 10 that particular locality.
 The feeders were on the ground "r=r. They went Gn the the 3Ty that it was impossible to raise hogs in the .dney. linen came the man who dis covered the value of peas as fCcd for swine and tbe hog raiser srvureu focthcld. The strife has been due to the fact that thte feeder imported hogs that came from cholerainleCted districts, that disease being unknown in the valley.
 Feeling at times has run high be tween the two clements Of the other wise peaceful farming community. hut latel-- the Taisers have been in the ascendency because of the recent action of jhe state board of stock in sDectiGn commissioners, which is adopting precautions 10 keep cholera cut of the valley, has gone over to the ride of the hog raiseTs and promised to support the board in it's efforts. This was a blow to the feeders. whG believed the railroad company would side with them as it got a double haul out of the feeder. bringing the | hogs in Trnm the alfllfa districts and | taking them out again to the markets, The organization recently of the San Luis Valley Hog Raisers' assOcia. f ton will be another factor in keeping | out cholera This association also ! has for it's object the protection Ct San Luis valley pork against impOsi- ton in the use of the name for l pork produced elsewhere
 | A recent shipment to Portland, Ore | from the valley indicates the sUauurnE
 of the product in the commercial world. II is maintained --r- pea-fed
 swine make juicy. sweet nork that i0 rich in protein, while the cOFn-fed product lacks in this quality
 The recent severe weather has
 caused considerable loss in young pigs ! and has taught the hog raiseTs that | they will have to protect their stock ] The winters usually are so mild in I that section that hog-E0uses have mol been thought of, but tho losses
 throuPh occasional storms have con vinced the farmers that the climate cannot be depended ol.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09

Fresh eggs and butter at Wilson's Produce market, Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09
DOUGLAS TO HAVE
 DRINKING FOUNTAINS,
St. Louis Man Makes Gift of Fine
 Ornamental Work to City.

DOUGLAS. May S.-(Special.I-
 Through the kindness of the head of the Nelson Manufacturing company of St. Louis, Mo, Douglas will benefit to the extent of 2 fine ornamental fountain to be installed in the city park. The gift was announced last night at the council meeting and fol lows the inquiries which a committee of the council has been making of late with reference to the proposed drink ing fountains to be installed in the city.
 MT. Nelson is millionaire philan- throPist of St. Louis and the donation of fountains is a matter of frequent occurrence with him. Some of he al dermen wrote his company regarding the drinking fountains the city is 10 purchase and he replied with the a1. nOuncement that he was sending with his compliments an ornamental ioun- tain.
 The two drinking fountains the city has provided for will bc purchased from the Nelson company.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09

lins the Best Bargains await All Isn Undergaments FuE Represented-in Variety
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09

they can drop binglcs, doubles and triples about the diamond with all the ease and effectiveness they dis Elay in dropping their IFS.
 A large crowd of NacOzaTi fans will
 ccompany the team to Douglas and
 Eend the day here. Harry OyeTlCck's team is preparing to give them the e'aG hand and the merry eye when they reach here. and in the afternoon on the diamond something they may not appreciate so much
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09
BALL GAME AT
 DOUGLAS NEXT SUNDAY

DOUGLAS, May 8.-(SpecialD-
 Having conquered every "dobe" bal tea.n from PIace~itas 10 OII Nccozari and back. 1 team Of amteur bah play. CTS st the mining town of Nac3zari, composed largely Cf civil engineers. will next Sunday arrive in Douglas and take g fall cut of tho local team. To add enthusiasm to the tunket they are coming with an excursion and full band and what they mGy lack of knowledge Of the national game they will try and make up VI, n noise The band is said to be q good enc: like wise the ball team. Among the mem bo7s Of the Nacozari bU~"h arc r''~--- Der of Englishmen and it is said that 90 proficient have they become in the national game of the states" that
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09
Globe Consolidated.

The Jcag-looked for ore in the Gem shaft of the Globe Consolidated has not as yet been encountered. It is now believed thai both O. the veins which show SO strongly on the surface dip from each other, or one of them
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09
pA1AElNnEa nIEs.

DENVER. May S.-David J cox, the we'll known pioneer. pathfinder and detective. d.ed suddenly today cl heart disease. aged e. years.
 Ccck came weet in 1s59 He was cmalc~ed fc- Q time as a government detective. and has been connected with the Denver police deD1rtment aluost continuously since 1867 ne was generally known as being abso- lutely fearless and was a terror to r-rta g-3-e-s throughout the west.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09
RODEO PEOPLE HAVE TOWNSHIP FEVER
A Regular TownSite Promotion Company Has Been Organ
 ized There.
Paradise Reeord)

I
 James N. Peninger, who homested- ed piece of land near Rodeo feT weeks ago, has become so enamored of that country that he has taken up a quarter section more under the desert I land act, says the Lordsburg Liberal I Rodeo is fast coming to the front in Importance, and if the formation of ! Pyramid county is postponed much longer it win want 10 be the seat of the new county. The Bond homestead 1 which was proved up on about year ago, is to be subdIvided into town lots and put on the market. IL will prob ably start cff with a big auction sale of the lots. A land company has beer formed with headquarters al Rodeo, which company intends to promote townsites along the Southwestern road from Douglas to El Paso. A big peti. tion will be presented at the next meeting of the board of commissioners asking for the formation of a precinc and school district al RodeO. This will enable the people Of that town 10 in dulge in the luXuries of voting and lit ligatiOn.
 There is a fine body of land lying to the west and north of RodeO which las not yet been surveyed by the government and on which homesteads
 cannot be entered. \ petition has been. Sant, tn tho SurvEyC- general PSkiIG
 or the survey of these townships, and
 le has recommended their survey 10 the general land office, and the land will probably be surveyed as soon as the necessary red tape is unroiled. In the mean time the people are squat ting on this land and improving it and nreparing to homestead it as soon as the land is surveyed and is open for that purpose.
 G. w. Shipman, of Rodeo, was in town Wednesday from his ranch in the San Simon valley. He confirmed the reports of great activity in the valley and told the Record of other de velopments. chief among which is the tOwnsite survey.
 The Bond entry, covering the pres ent town of RCdeo, not long ago pur- chased by Parrimore and Jordon, is now being surveyed for townsite pur- poses and lots will shortly be placed on the market. Lots suitable for school and church purposes have been gen. erOuSly donated 10 the town by the owners.
 The matter of application for school privileges is well under way and the school superintendent has promised 10 7rant the petition. The names of
 Iessrs. Dovdy. Rowley and Shipman have been suggested for the trustee shipsbip.
 A farmers union or grange has been organized for the mutual benefit of the farmers and ranchers of the valley. Meetings are held each Sun day. The organization will be com pleted and officers elected next Sun day. al the headquarters of the gran se the -.odeo postoEce.