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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-30
WORK OF CITY COURT
SELMA TRIBUNAL ADJoURNs UNTIL
 FRIDAY.
Judge Mabry Praised by Lawyers for Diypatching Esusiness--Cshdi- dates Are Ofering fer
 the City Coszneii
Advertiser Bureau. :

Advertiser Bureau.
 Selma, Jan. 2e.
 After a session of not quite three hours thls morning [. e City Court of selma adjourned until Il o'clock Fri- day morning when the two capital cases week will be taken up. During the two days session of the court this week many of tho cases on the crinli. nal docket have been disposed of and a large number were continued until another term of the court.
 This week the court disposed of sew enteen cases sixteen of these eases resulted in convictions while the other case resulted in the dismissal of the defendant. The work of the court has been rapid and the attorneys in the cases praise Judge Mabry for the way in which he handled the business that came before the court.
 Tho principal cases tried In the court today were those against negro, Johnnie Johnson. Johnson had five counts against him for selling whiskey without licenae. For sometime he op- eratcd blind tiger" in West Dallas near Browns station and the grand jury indicted him i've times. Only two of the cases against the negro were tried and in each of these cases he was fined $50 and costs. The other three cases will be hold up against him. Johnson will also have to. appear before the nsxt United States Court on the same charge.
 Anderson Washington. a negro. was tried upon an indictment charging him with assault with intent to murder, The jury returned verdict of guilty and he was given a sentence of six months.
 Wyiy Wade, a negro, was tried for stealing mule. In this case the jury also returned a verdict of guilty, Wade will be sentenced by Judge Mabry on sentence day for q term In the coal mines.
 The only case which resulted in a dismissal during the two days session of the court was the case against . ne- gro. John Benton. He was indicted for having stolen a watch from Lewis Coleman. The evidence against him was not sufficient to warrant the jury to convict the negro and he was dis missed.
 Candidates fOr CoanesL Candidates for membership to the CftU CtonnctI hopa harr.,.. ko
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-30
FANTASMA. Bijou Matinee Today and Tonight.
NEWS OF UNIONTOwN.
Cit, Election Is t0 He Held There Erie
 d.aw

Iniontown. Jan. Especial. )-- Hon. R. k. Poole and wife have ln- ally moved into their beautiful home in Uniontown and have received a hearty welcome
 Mrs. Nan Morgan and son, Harry, and Miss Mamie Morgan left last week to make their home for the session in the Presbyterian College at Anniston.
 John F.. West was called suddenly yesterday to Pensacola by the critical illness of his sister. Mrs Laura smith. MT. and Mrs. B. Con snyder have
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-30
GAnspEy aITE sEI.EcTED.
Fo.tatlire MIn Ra FsaII. on the Kyle Property.

. Gadsden. Jan, as.-- Special. IA telegram received thls afternoon from Con xressman John L. Burnett. states that tLe site selected for the new Gadsden p9stoffice building is the lot at tha southeast corner Of Broad ana sixth streets. known as the R. B. Kvie property.
 There was. quite spirited rivalry for the location among the business men and while some are disappointed the site selected is considered by many to bc one of the best
 At the last session of Congress Sl0'- nn0 was appropriated for tho purchase of T location for tho building and $5O- h0N for the building proper.
 The let is 35 by 15o feet and Is well Iornted Owing to the greatly crowded condition of the present poStoffce 1t 's thought construction will be pushed Hs much as possible on the new building.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-30
Tuesday Night,

Mfr Walker Whiteside will play his Theatre Friday night tn his new play. ''The Magic Melody" The production Is one of the most beautiful and elabo- rate which Mir. whiteslde has ever used and the play bids fair to the most popular of any in his modern reper- tolre,
 Seat sale opens Thursday morning. adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-30
Funerar af Mrs. Maas

7 The funeral services over the remains of Mrs. Esther Maas took place from the family residence on Broad street this morning at 10 o'clock. and were conducted by Rabbi B. s. Levy, The services were attended by large mum ber of the friends of the deceased and family, who paid their last respects to tn memory of this good woman. whose death Is deplored by all who know her. After the services at the residence the rauains were laid to rest in the family plot In Live Oak Cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-30
Married In HuntavIIIe.

Huntsville. Jan, 29.-(Special )-- Frank P. Dunn and Mrs. Carrie Ham, mond were married Sunday afternoon at tho home of the brides mother. Rev L. W. Wilson officiating Mr~sand Mrs. Dunn have gone to Msrldianvills to reside
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-30
cetten nrinss seea Price.

suttie q seigei this merping disposed of one of tho largest lots of cotton at an advanced price that has been made in the cotton business for several weeks tn this city. The lot consisted teYson for Knight, Yancey & Co, at lie. per pound. The sainc concern also disposed of . number of long staple bales to ". L.. Thompson for 15c. per pound.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-30
Cured of Piles by
 Pyramid Pile Cure.

If You sH5feF, You CRn Be CWFed--COgaN
 Nothing te Try.
 If you think that you must be cper- ated upon to be cured of piles you are wrong, Thousands of cases of piles of excruciating severity--worse np doubt than yours. have been cured palniessiy, quickly and permanently, while the patient has been et hle work without the loss of time necessitated by an op- eration. In fact, many sufferer has not been able to reach his work or even move across the room until after using the home remedy prepared by the Pyra- mid Drug Cn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-30
A mbaaanaor CreeI Arrivea.

Washington, Jan 29,--Enriaue Greet, the newly apOinted Mexican Anlbassa- dor to this country. arrived in Wash ington today. Arrangements for his presentation will be made at an carly date.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-30
Rtul At Large.

Win Kslley. the negro, who. on Sun day night last, in the eastern part of the city. shot and slightly wounded three other negroes, Ed Ryiey. Bud Anderson and Will Fulienwider, has not yet been captured by the police depart Inent. It today developed that the starting of the difficulty between VIII Kelley and Ed RYley. was not about woman. as was at first stated.
 The negroes had q general difiicuity when Kelley left them. and setting his shot gun, waited for them at the sand pit, near the home of another negro named c. c. Griftin. Grifiin and his wife are tho only ones that live near where the shooting occurred. and he says that the shooting was act about his wife.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-30

THE LADY AND THE WHITE HORSE.
 At the Rink every afterneRu and nisht this week. The best act of ahe kind eveF seen in MOnagOmery. Ad- minal0u Ice. A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-30
MoRGAs FARMERS IN FIGHT.
Wyiey HiiI Stabbed to Death By Mil
 fan LUng,

Decatur, Jan. 2s.--Special l---A tele- phone message to Sheriff Thomas shipp from Wolff in the Eastern end of the county this Afternon said that Milton Long had stabbed wyley Hiil to death at that place and that Long had fled and it was supposed he had come 10 Decatur. Long has not been located.
 The cause of the trouble could not be learned. The participants were prominent farmers,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-30
Address By Mr. Irvine.

Rev. Alexander irvine. of New York, who is prominently connected with f. NJ (. A. work among the laboring men, and who Is also a fnagaxine writer of some note, today delivered an address at the Univcrsalist church to the Tour lst Club of the city, in which he spoke of tue conditions of the city jail in Pensacola He stated that he had trav- eled in four countries, including Rus sia, but<never had he seep such condf- tiens as those that prevail here in the city's prison.
 In all his career he said he had never seen anything so debasing and de- grading as the city jail, and termed 1t as horrible and beyond description. Mr, Irvine has been travelling through the south gathering information for an article in one of the magazines upon the condition Of the workingmen In the South. and is making an especial study of the alleged pecnage cases in Florida and Alabama
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-30
ceonsr Held for Perjury.

Before United States Commissioner Marsh this morning. Jordan Cooper. young man residing in santa Rosa County. Fla, was given q preliminary hearing upon the charge of perjury and held to the next United States grand jury In default of ball he was placed in the oity tail.
 Gage Adams and Tom Cooper the latter a brother of the man held. were also tried upon the charge of eonspir- inG to hire Tordan Cooper te perjnre himself, but were discharged.
 The trial developed family fuod which almost equals some of those in Kentucky of years ago. The cooper boys are brothers and Adams is also conn peoted with the family About twen- ty witnesses were heard TOT the gov eFumeEt and defense ana all were relat- cd. It was shown that Jordan Cooper had testified in a preliminary trial or some member of the familT that he had purchased liquor from the parties. La ter, when the trial occurred, he stated that he had not purchased any liquor.
 Today he made the statement that the reason that his testimony was con dieting was that he had been taken in- to e vacant building some weeks ago by two parties and there told that un- less ha swore in court that Nhe had never purchased any whiskeyi that he would ba killed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-30
COURT IN PENSACOLA
CLARENCE THOMPSON TO BE TRIED
 FOR ENTERTAINMENT.
Yosns Wan os Coed Iramfiy is In Jail. Trial Before Comnaissioner for Perjury Develops Family
 E'eud.

Pensacola. Fla. Jan. 2s.--tSpecidl.l-- The Criminal Court of Record for Es- Gambia County convened here ithis morning. Judge Beggs presiding. and from tho outlook the term will be one of the most lengthy to be held here in many months.
 The docket Is an exceptionally heavy one, there being Q number of cases of importance to come up having been carried over from previous terms, and in addition, solicitor Isoftin filed in- formations this morning immediately after the ccnvcning of court against fifty persona In addition to these. he has a number of other informations to file during the next few days, and it Is believed that the cases at this term will reach almost one hundred.
 During the forenoon, twenty four pleas of guilty were heard, but these cases were for small offense. and lines of from s10 and costs to $50 and costs and Imprisonment in proportion in de- fault of payment. were assessed.
 One of the most important cases to be heard at this term, and the one in which the most interest Is being mani fested Is that Of Clarence Earlo Thompscn, young man. who Is hetd In the county jail upon the charge or embezzlement.- This nor ming the So- iicitor filed five informations alleging embexziement of various sums and at gufsdry times, Thompson was the cashier of the McDayid-Hfer Compnny s year ago, and was while he occupied that position that he committed the alleged crimes. He is well-known Tn this city. and resigned his positlon about. six months since and went to his home in New Orleans, where he cn- gagged in business. His father is prominent travelling man, and he was here recently to see his son.
 The arrest was made in New Orleans, and for several weeks Thompson has been in jail, being unable to furnish the required bond.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-30

Candidates for CoaneaL Candidates for membership to the City Council have begun to announce
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-30

Social and Personal. Miss Alleen Hunter Is visiting friends in Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-30

Miss Christine Nicolson has returaed to Hamburg. where she teaches school. It will be remembered she was called home on account of the serious Illness of her sister, Miss Emily Nleoisan, who Is now eonvalesccnt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-30

Miss Cooper Of Gastonburg, Is spend- ing today here with friends
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-30

Mir. Max Goldsmith of Charleston, $ C.. was called here yesterday by sthe desth of his relative, Mrs. S. Maas ..I.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-30

Albert Bioeb and his slster. Miss Der tha Bloch of Mobile. arc the guests of Mrs. |. Bloch on Dallas street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-30

Miss Corinne Hunter of Hamburg. is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. I. Shelly. on Selma street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-30

Mrs. Max Fies and little daughter, os Birmingham, are here visiting re's- tives
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-30

Major walthaIi of Newberns, is here to day with friends. :f
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-30

Mir. Lovett of Cincinnati, is in tks city today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22

AT read the cbd member
of o
keepers tender during previous spring
oshoo of celebrated
the occasion big among Young pheasans had gotten
plumage The something like
THE his killed
and kings country
SoandSo The the
birds
well The king and his guest will grouse tomorrow
When dispatch wonder the that several
hundred wounded
ever bothers the royal sports.
The above doesn't show royalty killing shows
home folks INDUCING slaughter king killing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22

picked from the ground and with called of
guerg
cock the with the prepared pull the trigger The his
of
and the running off the field.
When asked him why he didn't he said why should killed
crippled family?
they bothered with didn't believe had
to pano UGH rm
Think expense wanting
pheasant getting pnag ordering
to
them And the hunters often health from overlooking
what sport that outing farming something
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22

he has nothing else keep him from stumbling OF
in
birds for eating He suffering indigestion possibly govt Still he
immensely pleased at the shot he has just made
he beautiful
suddenly 'front.' he
whom
drive and remarked that he had the
China big gun
him We hadn't than three miles
phaanather mother and halg
The climbed the carriage alongside
blackberry thicker. resting
fence he took good aim But he didn't fire. and asked him why He
piled whisper that he waiting till he could OF the pn
together While the male beautiful
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22
The Re a SON
On the Side

To get the price right we
bought three thousand pairs best
grade Of women's $3.50 and So
oxlords from one OF Americas
foremost makers. These low
shoes were built to our special
order in slack times. The shoe
making is superb, the styles re-
present the flower OF the land.
Patent feathers predominant, but
there are is a generous showing
Of kid demi-glaze and gun-metal
cali. Ii is a special that will
cause the wise ones 10 ST up
and take nohce. Representing
as it does, new lines in every
SIZE and width, See south
window for display
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
CALLS JEFFRIES DEAD ONE

Billy Nolan, the manager Of Bat
Ting Nelson, thinks Champion jim.
Jefries is a dead one to the pugliistic
game Nolan believes that if JEFF was
TO fight Jack O'Brien. the Phnadel
phia boxer would lick him to a GER
tainty
In a recent interview Nolan is re-
ported TO have said:
Jack O'Brien can certainly lick the
stufiing out of Jim Jedrles. ! am So
sure Of IL that ! am willing TO post
$1,000 as a bet tomorrow morning the
money TO be wagercd at prevailing
odds should the fight ever come off.
"OBrien can beat him to death. a
fight between them would be a repe-
tition of the Sullivan-Corbett fight at
New Orleans. JEFF is a dead one.
Il have handled many fighters, ana
my experience has taught me that
three years out Of the ring puts any
fighter out of the business. Consider.
ing his weight and enormous strengta,
jeff never was such wonder. any
how.
Eight! or course. JEFF could fight.
lie is crazy to fight again. lie needs
the money. He made the least Of all
the big ones.
~ don't believe Tommy Burns would
stand a chance with Jenries. They
flght too much the same way. / be-
lieve O'Brien viii win when he meets
Burns on May s."
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
YORK DOWNS THE
PEACHES AGAIN
HeTZO9'S Home Run in the
First won the Game for
the Home Team

YORK. May s.-For the second time
York defeated Wilmington yesterday, TAX
ing the game from the Peaches by score
OF 6 to ..
Herzog the fast d-baseman from
Baltimore. who was tried out by WI
mmgton for one game had the distinction
of carrying Off the honors when he hit
for a home run with two men on bases.
I'm the first Clay walked and owens
singled. after two men were down. Her
zog looked easy but he proved equal to
the occasion and sent the BAN TO the cor
ner of the lot for tour bags Weigand
also raped out homer but there was
no one on bases.
Although Wilmington failed TO win it
showed up better at the bat than usual
as the Peaches had seven hits to their
credit. Handy pitched for seven innings,
and although hvo hits were made OFF OF
his delivery not run was scored by
Them The score:
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
DIAMOND FLASHES.
to-day and tomorrow.
enton plucked the Red Roses.

Wlliamsport to-day and tomorrow.
Trenton plucked the Red Roses.
Ierzog turned the trick yesterday
Wnlamsport threw it into Altoona for
fair.
Mike" Lynch came in with the team
last night. lie played at short in yester-
days game with Lancaster.
Billy Lauterborn was in the game yes
terday. He had one run, two hits. one put
out. four assists and no errors.
York has a,"sknned" in and out fed.
Weigand and Herzog both contributed
home runs in yesterdays game
MacNeal win open up for the home
team to-day.
There were twenty-four hits made in
yesterdays game between Altoona and
Willamsport. Altoona had ten and VIII
Transport fourteen.
Every club in the Tri-state had one or
more errors to its credit ip yesterdays
games.
The Beaneaters have the only catcher
in the National League who bats left
handed His name u orndorG
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
New Team oraanissd.

The Sacred Heart has organized a
team for the season and would like 90
hear from any IL or ~ year old team
in or out of the city. The lineup is as
follows: J. Ensle. c; j. Flaherty p.
and captain; F. Horty 10 and mana
ger; ID. Casey, SIS; +. O'Keefe. 2b; L.
Holveck. SO; T.. Engle. II; l.. Koblip-
Sky, cf; S. Rogers, ri. Send all chat
lenges to Joseph Flaherty, 90l shall
cross avenue.
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
Stanton cIub wanss chaIIenaes.

The Stanton Seconds have organized
for the season and would like to re-
ceive challenges from an teams In the
State whose age is from 16 TO II years
It would like to hear from Parkside
Seconds. TIiiltops. or the independence
clubs. The team would like 10 have
a game for Saturday, May 4. Address
all challenges to p. McClintock or cad
by phone Stanton exchange.
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS.
psnied Rsnort.

Although it has been stated upon
several occasions that Manager Con-
nelly had obtained from Manager Me
Graw OF the New York Nationals. the
services OF Burke. an outhelder and
Hanifen. an m0elder. the report is de-
MED by those In position to know the
facts. BurEc. il is said will go to
Boston and Hannifen to Providence.
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
lindsav ReIeased Rv York.

YORK May 3.-Manager Weigand has
lcft-handod twnler Lindsay desires 10
play on a team near Canton, o., his old
home Woigand has signed William Ross.
catcher, who was formerly with the At
lantlo city team.
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
4s7 457 4is-issi
ACADEMY
49s 449 4S7-i429
ALI-WILNIINGTQN
National A. c. Wants chalIenaes.

The National A. c. baseball team has
organized and would like 10 receive
challenges from any club whose mem
bers are under Is years old. Send chai-
lenges 10 William Bullock. Of No. 1902
Walnut street or to Charles Seeley, of
No. 1924 French street.
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
Howard School Wins.

The Howard High School defeated the
Star Giants yesterday afternoon at Front
and Union by the score of to O. The
Howard High School will play the Brown
son Library tomorrow afternoon at
Front and Union streets grounds at $40
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
Dover Defeats wawasst.
Special to The Evening Journal.

Dover, May S.-The result of the
championship team shoot yesterday
afternoon between Dover and VIII
mington was:
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
West A. c. Winner.

The West A. c. defeated the Orioles
at Brandywine Springs yesterday by a
score Of to 3. Features of the game
were the fielding Of Graves for the
West team.
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
BOWLERS At The ACADEMY

On the Academy alleys last night the
Automatic five won two out Of three from
Olympia, Academy took two from All
Wilmington and Delmarva two out of
three from Orange. The scores follow:
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
DOVER.
WAWAsET.

Rube Kisinger. of the Buffalo team. has
a good joke. He has a new curve. which
he calls a teetotaller. because it never
takes a drop.
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
rR1-sTArE STANDING.

SCORES or YESTERDAYS GAMES.
York 6; Wilmington. O.
Trenton. .; Lancaster. g.
HARRISBURG s.; Johnstown. 3.
Williamsport, Is; Altoona, 3.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Williamsport az wilmington.
Harrisburg at Trenton.
Johnstown at York.
Altoona at Lancaster.
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
After Games.

The West End baseball team would
like To arrange games with any II
year old team. Send all challenges to
Charles Brown, I'LL Lincoln street.
ID. q A. phone, 23Sl-A.
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
Scheduled EoR To. DAY.
American League.
YEsrERpAYls GAMES.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Washington. 4; Athletics, 1.
New York, 8. Boston. ..
Chicago. 4; Detroit. o
Cleveland, a; ST. Louis, 3.
SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
ST. Louis az Cleveland.
Chicago at Detroit
Evening journal., 1907-05-03

No sburg-Wnmington game Mon
day. The Cincinnati Reds play here and
the st. Louis in Har '-hHTs.
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
STANDING OF BASEBALL TEAMS
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

Philadelphia, 3, Brooklyn. 1.
New York, q; Boston. /.
Pittsburg. g.; ST. Louis. 4.
Cincinnati, 81 Chicago. 1.
SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Brooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
pittsburg at Chicago.
Evening journal., 1907-05-03

Batted for Faulkner I'm ninth inning
SCORE BY INNINGS.
wilmington. ............ / o O o o.
y ork ..... 60. ............5 o o = 0 o N--6
Home runs. Herzog and Wiegand; stolen
bases, Lynch, Lauterhorn. McCarty. Her
zog and Dun; left on bases. York. 5;
Wilmington. 6; first base on errors York,
i; Wilmington. 1; struck out by Faulkner.
s; by Handy, 8; bases on balls, off Faulk-
ner, 3; on Fcnnell, 2; double play. Lauter-
born 10 Lynch TO Cassidy; hit by pitched
ball, Cassidy; umpire, Moran; time, l.io
To-day Wilmington begins a series Of
eight games at home Wnllamsport will
play this and tomorrow afternoons; the
Cincinnati Reds" wll be here Monday
afternoon and the Harrisburg on Tues
day. Wednesday and Thursday Altoona
will be the attraction and ON Thursday
and Friday Iohnstown will b. here.
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
Batted for Faulkner IN ninth inning.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

T0ials - - ...,.....s q 10
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-07-18
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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-12-07

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