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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
MARINE NEWS.
Arrival and Departure of Vessels nj
 Southern Ports Mobile. Ala, April 4--Arriyed: None.
 Cleared--Steamer BartonT (Rr) Thompson, Rotterdam.

Galveston. Texas. April 4.-Arrived: !: Steamers Epston ,(Br.), COX, Shields.
 Cleared--Steamers Barrister (Br. !. Williams, Liverpool; Monadnock (Br. Wilson. Havre; Birmingham (Br, ], East Wood. Bremen: Alamo, Avery, New York; Fl Dorado, Prescott, New York.
 Sailed Steamers Fl Dorado, Pres eott, New York; Alamo, Avery. New eerpool; Queen (Br. ), Jones, Rremein i; Mc1ina (Nor. Haraldsen. Mexican ports; Monadnock (Br.), Wilson. Hav- re.
 New Orleans La, Auril 4.--cleared: :: Steamers Alexandrian (Br.), Bruce, Liverpool; Falkiniss (Nor.). Peder- sen. Belize; Rosina Br. .)(, Hurry, Ceiba sen. Puerto Rico; Harry T. Inge (Nor.), Seeberg. Port Barrios via Be- lize and Puerto Cortez; Author (Br.) ), Rushforth, Liverpool; Chickahominy (Br.). Clarke Bocas del Toro; Joseph w. Fordney. Laverge. Ne wYork.
 Port Eads, April 4.--Arrived: Steamers Transit (Nor.), Danielsen, Sagua la Grande; Italian Prince (Br. ), Coffin. Santos via Rio de Janeiro and Dictator (NorD, Gunvaldsen. Ceiba; West Point (Br.), Roche, Shields.
 Sailed: Steamers Atlantian (Br. j., Highton, Havre; Excelsior, Birney, Havana: Mexican (Br ), Daniel. Liv- erpool; Bratlingsboro (Dan ). Svensen, Aarhuus and Copenhagen; Harry T. Inge (Nor.), Seeberg, Port Barrios via .Nor.). Ellingsen. Iriona; Torgorm (Br.) ). McKillop. Glasgow via Newport News; Tug R. W. Wilmot, Nielsen. Havana. with three barges.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
GUITERAS ASSIGNED
NOTED DOCTOR IS STATIONED IN
 MOBILE.
Yellow Fever Expert Succeeds pr Francis Who Has Been Trans- ferred To Duty At Fort
 M0ruau.

Mobile. April 4.-(SpeciaL)- )-one of the most noted yellow fever experts m the country has been assigned to duty in this city by the public health and marine hospital service. He is pr. G. Guiteras who comes to Mobile to suc- ceed Dr. Edward Francis who has taken charge of the government quar- antine plant at Fort Morgan.
 Before being ordered to Mobile Dr. Gulteras was in charge of the marine hospltal at cairo, III. He Is brother of pr. Warren Guiteras the noted yeI low fever expert of Havana, and prest- dent of the superior board of health of Cuba. Dr. Guiteras is expected to reach the city tomorrow and assume charge immediately.
 Among the medical fraternity of Mobile pr. Guiteras is very well and favorably known
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
Ferreirn Lost Rudder.

A telegram received here this morn ing from Captain Barros of the Portu- gese ship Ferreira. which sailed from this port Sunday, stated that the ves- sel had been lowed into Key Wset, hav- ing lost her rudder while at sea. It Is expected that she will be detained at the port for several weeks undergoing repairs The Feirra has encountered an exceptionally bad streak of luck since coming into gulf waters last Au- gust
 She had loaded her cargo and was all most ready for sea when she was blown ashore by the September hurricans. The cargo was then unloaded and a chan. mol dredged to float the vessel, after
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
Rox,r Rodx Enund.

The body of Roland Fletcher, the 15- year-old boy who was drowned in the harbor Saturday night, by falling from the coasting schooner Eddie A Lee. was found this morning on the beach across the bay, where 1t had been carried by the tide. The body was badly decomposed and was wrapped in heavy cloth by the crew at the life saving station and brought to the city, where 1t was buried
 The coroner in Investigating the death of the body could learn noth- ing of his home or parents, except that he Scame from Alabama, residing in a small town somewhere near Bir- mingham. It is believed here that he ran away from home md came here with the intention of going to sea, and finding a job on the coasting schooner was making his first trip when he was drowned
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
MOBILE LITTLE GIRL HURT. Janice Cashman Struck by Bicycle fin
 Street,

Mobile, Ala, April 4.-(Special. )--As the result of being run down by an un- known bicycle rider at the corner of St. Francis and Franklin streets yes- terday afternoon, Janice, the five year old daughter of MT. H. J. Cashman. a Dauphin street merchant, sustained a broken collar bone and severe bruis- ,es about the head and face and while her injuries will not prove serious, she is suffering intense pain.
 The little one hal just stepped out of the yard when the unknown bicy- clist came down the street at a rapid rate and struck her. The force of tho collision threw him from his wheel but without stopping to see if the child was dead or living he mounted the wheel and made off at high speed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE
Modern Medical Science Returns to the
 Ancient Scriptural Truth.
NEW BLOOD MEANS NEW LIFE
This Season of the Year the Blood Needs Revazng to Put Wgor Into the Muscles, Strengthen the Nerves,
 Tone Up the Stomach and Clear the Brain

benefit of the tonic effects of Dr. Williams Pink Pills. He says: T suffered from general debility and in- digestion. My sleep was restless on account of terrible pains in the small of my back. I couldn't concentrate my mind on my work and the attempt to do so completely exhausted me. After trying several medicines without help. read of Dr. Williams Pink Pills and gave them a trial. They made me feel much better and I have never had re- turn of my former sickness and cheer fully recommend Dr. Wiiliams' Pink Pills as an excellent nerve and blood tonic."
 Pink Pills Built Her Up.
 Mrs Jennie Cowan. of 71s N. Henry Street. West Bay City. Mich., says: T was completely run down .and was so weak I could hardly stand, my cheeks had no color and felt faint. My heart would hutter and 1t was difficult for me to breathe at times. Neuralgia settled in the back oy my head and stomach and I suffered from rheumatism in my shoulder. became no better until @ friend told me how she had been cured by Dr. Williams Pink Pills. and I de- cided to try them. I soon felt better and continued using them until I was entirely cured. They built me up again to perfect health."
 Gained weight ana Strength. Mrs. Sarah Ramsey, of 1908 St. John Street. Litchfeld. H., says: My blood seemed to be in a very poor condition and my hands and feet were like ice. seemed to be growing weaker and could not get around to do my work in the house. I was extremely nervous and the least excitement would bring on a dizzy spell. My head ached a great deal and sometimes the pain went all through my body. I seemed to get nI better until I began taking Dr. Williams Pink Pills. Then I soon felt better and gained in weight and strength. Now am a well woman in every way"
 Write for Further Proof. All who consider trying Dr. wil- liarns' Pink Pills are invited to write, stating their trouble, and be furnished with proof of what the remedy has &C., complished in similar cases. It Is not necessary to enclose stamp for reply. Dr. Williams Pink Pills are sold by all druggists, or will be sent, postpaid on receipt of price. 50 cents per box, six boxes for $2.50 by the pr. Will Hams Medicine Co., Sehnectady, N. Y.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
Young Men fin Court.

F. l.. McKean and J. Al Wilson, the young white men who were arrested yesterday afternoon for fighting in local pool room, were arraigned be- fore Recorder Clarke and Wilson was dismissed. McKean was fined $15 or thirty days, the evidence showing that McKean was the aggressor in the trou- ble.
 Both men on the stand told quite different stories of the trouble. Me- Kean stating that Wilson struck at him with a billiard cue before he threw the billiard ball that inflicted a se- we're cut on Wilson's forehead.
 Wilson Is in the employ of the Louisville & Nashville Railroad Com pany. McKean is we'll known in the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
BURGLARS IN MOBILE.
w.,. Renorts Cause Activity fin Police
 Circles.

Mobile. Ala, Apeil 4-(special')--lt ~a.r,s as if the burglars who Kept Mobile residents and policemen on the s,erf for several months past but who were finally captured and the rob6er- les stopped. have again startea tne1f rohr s5erredatious as two attempted rop- heries were reported to the police sta- tton this morning. 7 |. C. Walker who conducts loan office at a3o St. Francis street report s.a that some one attempted 10 enter his riace but was scared away by MT. Mat Leonard. who occupies room over walkers place
 Phillip Whitman reported that some <,ne had tried to enter his house at an early hour this morning but was heard by him and frightened off.
 The police visited both places but failed to find any clue: instructlons bava heen issued to all the local police- men to be on the lookout for all sus- pfcious persons and run them in.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05

Like most time-honored customs the practice of taking tonic in the spring. time is based upon good, hard com mon sense.
 During the long months of winter most people spend their time in closed rooms, take less than their usual amount of exercise and eat but little fresh vegetables and fruit and a great deal of heavy, heating. constipating food. Perhaps grip has left It's stub born after effects.
 The result Is that the warm days of spring. which awaken all nature to re- newed life, 6nd them sluggish and languid, unable to attack their daily tasks with vigor, sometimes with headaches and disturbances of the stomach and bowels. The remedy for this condition is a tonic that will re- vitalize the blod and impart strength and vigor to every weakened organ of the body.
 Give Oxygen to the Blood.
 pr. Williams Pink Pills are the ideal tonic because they act directly upon the blood. They supply to the blood It's ife-giving qualities by assisting 1t to absorb oxygen. the great supporter or all organic life. In this way the blood beco,re es rich, red and pure, nourishes the various organs and stimulates them to activity in performing. their duties in a normal ,way-and this means health.
 Under the tonic effect of these pills the step becomes quicker. the appetite sharper. the pale checks take healthy color and energy and ambition are re- stored. Unless this is done the lam guor of the springtime becomes threatening decline in early summer disinclination to activity becomes more marked, anaemia often dcvelops and the coming of another winter finds the patient badly equipped physically to meet its rigors.
 Judge by Results.
 The best way to judge the value or any remedy Is by results and every pub lished statement of a cure by Dr. Wn- liams' Pink Pills may be relied upon as absolutely as though you had talked with the person giving it and obtained the facts at first hand. No statement is paid for, directly or indirectly. Grat- ttude for relief obtained is the sole mo. tive that prompted the following au- thentic testimony.
 Gave Strength and Health.
 Mir. J. G. Havey, of 95 Willow St.. Chelsea, Mass. is one who knows the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
Ice and Domestic Coal Montgomery Ice and
 Cold Storage Company

AL BEST GRADES OF DOMESTIC COAL FOR SALE.
 ALL ORDERS WILL HAVE PROMPT ATTENTION. OFFICE, CORNER MON ROE AND PERRY STREETS. PHONE e7; FACTORY PHONE. 950. T. H. MOORE. B. BURNETT. President. Vice-PresidenG
 L. H. MOORE. TreaSureE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
HOO HOGS IN DECATUR.
COncntenatiOn Is to be Held Next Tues
 daV

Decatur, April 4.-(special.)-Next Tuesday night there will be, meeting of the Hoo Hoo's of Alabama in Deca- tur. This Is an organization of lum bermen.
 At this meeting about twenty kit tens will have their eyes opened. and q royal time is expected. The meeting will be closed with a grand banquet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
Smoke Frencb VesseIs

New Orleans, La, AprH 4.--The steamer Indian (Br.), from Liverpool, reports March 19 in latitude 45 SS north, longitude 20 25 west, spoke a French barkentine showing the signal letters H. T. P. J. On March 26 in latitude 35 30 north, longitude 47 32 west, spoke British Bark Snowdon of Liverpool Both vessels wished to be reported all well.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
Elect All Omcers.

What is causing a. great amount or interest in this city at present is the probable amendment to the city char ter. making all offices with the excep- ton of police officers, City Clerk and f1remen elective A bill to this effect was introduced in the Florida Legisla- ture yesterday by Representative Reese of this county, and upon sus- pension of the rules was put through the House and sent to he Senate.
 As it applies only to Pensacola 1t Is believed that it will be rushed through the Senate and receive the signature of the Governor before the end of the week in which case the candidates for the various new elective offices will be voted for in the second Democratic pri- mary. which is to be held here May g. when nominees of the party will be chosen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
WILL VISIT MOBILE.
Tsresident Robinson of the M. J. & K. C.
 tn Re There Today.

Mobile, April 4.-(Special)-Pr dent Bird M. Robinson of the Mobile. Jackson & Kansas City Railroad will arrive in the city tomorrow on an in spection tour of the road. It Is prob able that the result of this inspection will determine the course of the gen sral cleaning out of the road, to take place soon.
 Superintendent Jones said today that he knew of no proposed conference that it is rumored will be held here and denied the report
 MT. Jones also stated that he did not know if a general agent would be es- tablished here or not.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
MOBILE POLICE COURT.
Crew of Car That Struck Captain
 Steiner Ia Dismissed.

Steiner Is Dismissed. 70 Mobile, April 4.-(Special)- )-Motor- man John Morgan and Conductor E. Leverson, who were arrested several days ago on the charge of reckless running of a street car after having run down and painfully injured Captain John Steiner, were arraigned in the Recorders Court this morning and dis missed.
 As Captain Steiner did not appear against the defendants and every wit ness in court swore that the car was not exceeding the speed limit when Captain Steiner was struck, the attor- ney for the defense asked for an &C., quittal on these grounds, which Re- corder Clarke granted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
All Bets are Paid.
le primary

Wagers placed upon the prImary election of Thursday were pail today when the executive committee oe clared the result of the election and many thousand dollars changed hands. The bets placed were larger in number than ever before known in the city although the amounts were small and ranged from s5 to S10o but many seemed imbued with the betting fever and wagers were freely posted in sa- looms and restaurants. One saloon man alone held stakes for wagers amounting to over s4,000, and the amounts were turned over today by him to the winners.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
Levi. Well Known.


 John A. Lewis of Meridian, Miss, who has been named by Dowie in his will as his successor and chief apostle of the Zionites, is we'll known in this city, especially by some prominent business men. About five years ago MT. Lewis was one of the promoters of railroad from this city to Memphis. Tenn, which was never built. and at that time inter- ested such men as Chester H. Pond and Seely Dunn in the scheme. ana the iat- ter went so far as to place corps of engineers on the work.
 MT. Lewis at that time was at the head of the Meridian Cotton Oil Com pany, and by his prominence and fnan- cial standing succeesed H. interesting numerous Pensacola men in the vent ure, and 1t was thought that the road would finally be constructed. He vis- ited hefe on several occasions during the time that franchises were being asked of the city. but after the project fell through nothing more was heard of him until recently. when he was named as Dowie's successor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
Judge by Results.

which she was repaired and the cargo again loaded. Men to man the ship could not be secured and long delay en- sued, and when she finally got away from port eight months had elapsed since her arrival Now she has Iost her rud5er and another long delay will ensue before she will be able to pro- ceed to Rio Janeiro.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05

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. KBTNER,
 Commercial Agent. Exchange Hotel. Montgomery Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
DEATHS IN MADISON.
Mrs. Fears Drops Dead at Dallas
 Village.

Huntsville, April 4--(Special. )-Mrs. Jennie B. Fears, wife of l.. H. Fears, of Dallas Village dropped dead at her home yesterday afternoon of heart failure.
 Mrs. Fears was only twenty eight years old and her death was a great shock to her relatives and friends. Her husband and several small children survive her,
 Mrs Louise Knight died at her home in Merrimack last night after a brief Illness.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
THp TEXAS WONDER.

vr.tsc troubles; sold by all druggists or two months treatment by mail TOT sl pr. 10. W. Hall, 2s2s Olive St., sI TouIs Mo. Send for Ala testimoniais
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
lars. Cranpten,s Party.

yfobile. April 4---( )--Mrs. o. F.. f3fxm mufon. who entertained at a large 1Ssfer brldge party this afternoon. had I'll only Easter lilies but lilies of the 2Nt11ey os her decorations. These were uloo in profusion throughout the house ma were also prettily apparent on the oakea. white hints and bon bons.
 The place cards for the many tables |oe euests were punches of lilies of the Naaley tied In green ribbons. The tkroo uuotty paixes played for were a 01eisaonns vase, "a Tiffany vase and a cut glass salad bowl.
 Nrs. Crampton's guests were Mes eames B. F: Adams, P; J. AcKef, ,;,,v w ', IT. Armbrecht. Boykin Boone, William Bidgood, William Barnewall. A. F. Dush. E. J. Buck, A. w. Brooks E. D. Bondurant, R. H. Boiling, D. K. Burgess Cary Butt, A. M. Bright, Lynn Cameron, Hunt Chamber.--in, Horace Clarge. c. A. Cunningham, N, R. Clarke. Dexter Dorgan, F. O. Fowikes' Rhsst ooode. P. J. Glass, p; w. Sood- man, D. T. Gower, l.. H. Horn. E. C. Hughes. !. R. Hagan, F. o. Hoffman, Robert Hearin, H. M. Hopper. v. M. r. InRe H. T. Inge, E. Johnstone, Al. Ts Xirkhride, W. T. Kelly, E. B. Kirkbride, Devreux Lake. R. Meilett. 1oseph McPhillips. H. B. McMillan, F.. .. Merrill, W. M. Oliver. F. E. Over ' MlI, COf1nne Orton, MCCTcdry oeeo, partridge, H HI. Patterson. W. B. Paterson. l.. c. Parker of New York' John Quill. George Rosengrant. J: B, Robertson. c. P. Robinson, J. syd Robbins, R. A. Rush. H. l.. smith, lnomas St. John, Shelton Sims, Charles 0hawhan, J. G. Thomas, H. P. Vass, George Vaughan, James Wade, J. B. Waterman, W. F. Tebbetts. St. Joseph Tucker, P. !. Hamilton, J. l.. Taylor, Ge0rge Rogers. Sawyer, and Misses Gprague, Greenwood. Rosa Lyons, Han nah Lyons. Julia >McPhillips and El- len Smith.
 The Newman Circle.
 The Newman Circle heli its Easter meeting this evening at the residence 0Y Mrs Norville. The program was un- usually interesting and in keeping with fhn Easter season. It was as follows:
 f1) AIIelulia--by Daltman- -Soloists Misses M. Guilt and Katie Martin. Cho- rus by Club.
 (a). Aphorisius from Cardinal Wise man.
 fs) Character sketches from Saw iola--Mrs. Chambers.
 (4) Flower Greeting--vocal trio-- First soprano Miss Alice Cashin; second roprano, Miss Louise Ollinger, third soprano, Miss Anna Norville.
 ls) Recitation-- Miss Irma OCo2ner.
 Iel Springtime--vocaI solo--Miss Alice Cashin.
 CD A biography of Cardinal Wise- man--Rev. W. McDermott.
 (s) Current Topics--Miss weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05

=, 'V.1FteIs btHI BFOOkIYn,
 Atlanta. April 4.-Atlanta batted the Brooklyn Nationals pitchers freely to- day and aided by errors won easily. Atlanta -110 O42 2Ox-1n-1a-o
 Brooklyn-200 101 O1O-5-11-4,
 Shade, Harley, Sweeney and OIearv. Pastorious. Mcintyre. Ritter and Rut'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
signus Two Cent BIlI.

St Paul. Mlnn., April 4-Governor Johnson this afternoon signed the two centrailway fare bill. The law will go into effect May 1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05

Pale Delicate Women and tiiris.
 The Old Standard Groves Tasteless Chill Tcnic drives out malaria and builds up the system. Sold by all dealers for 27 years Price 50 cantn thu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05

Mrs. Lewis Dunlap and Mrs. J. Hor- ton Fall, Jr., are two recent acqui- sitions to the Country Club.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05

EASTER SOUVENIR SKATILLION
 At Rink Friday night. Cash prizes for holders of lucky souvenirs. 1T.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05

Mir. and Mrs. Richard Hurd and lit- tie Miss Mary Hurd. who have been at the Cawthon, are now the guests of MT and Mrs. H. G. G. Donald.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
News of Mobile Society.
(O Piano duet--O Jos Criolloi- Misses Norvills and Schumaksr.

(9) Piano duet--O Jos Criolloi-- Misses Norvills and Schumaksr.
 MT. and Mrs Guy Hamilton. who have made their home here In Mobile for the past three years, will move back to Georgia in May, as MT Hamli- ton has accepted very prominent po- sition in his insurance company and will be located in future in Augusta, Ga. The Hamiltons have made many friends here and have both been great social acquisitions. Mrs. Hamilton has been a literary one as well. for she is a clever talker as well as writer, is the author of many short stories and a book, "Forsaking All others that met with much success.
 pr. Joseph H. Penniman, dean of the University of Pennsylvania, was the attraction at the Y. M. c. A. Audi torium this evening. The younger por- ton of society was especially well rep resented, as it was under the chaper- onage of the University Military School Dr. Penniman's lecture was on "The Meaning and Value of Life at Great Modern University" and was H. lustrated by stereopticon views.
 Mrs Rubira's card party this after noon in honor of Misses Virginia Lyons, Corinne Orton and Virginia Sims was for the unmarried members of society, and fourteen tables of these were en- tertained at progressive euchre. Mrs. Robera's house. which Is one Of the handsomest in the city, wore most be- corlingly its garb of Easter flowers and very spirited was the contest for the pretty prizes.
 Dr. and Mrs. Rhett Goode and Miss Mabel Goode left today for Tuscaloosa and Detroit. Dr. Goode goes to the former place to attend a, meeting of the trustees of the University of Ala bama, and Mrs. and Miss Goode will be the guests of honor at many private and college affairs. Mrs. Goode will return here before going to Washing ton to attend the meeting of the D. A. R.'s. about the middle of April.
 Mrs. Louis Edelman is visitor to Citronville. On her return to the city she and Dr. Edelman will go to house. keeping in a new and very pretty little house just completed on the corner of Michigan Avenue and Eslava Street
 Mir. and Mrs. Richard Hurd and lit- tie Miss Mary Hurd, who have been at the Cawthon, are now the guests of MT. and Mrs. H. G. G. Donald.
 Mrs. Lewis Dunlap and Mrs. J. Hor- ton Fall, Jr., are two recent acqui- sitions to the Country Club.
 Mrs n E Huper has rafurued from
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05

Mrs. D. F. Huger has returned from a visit to Memphis and New Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
Bon1ter. Re,, p,a,-,

At Charlottesville-University c Virginia, 5; Pennsylvania, 2.