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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-17
 MIR. CRIMES
 SHOOTS SELF Dallas County Farmer Uses Pistol. FOUND NORMALLY WOUNDED Injury Believed to Have Resulted From Accident. Left Breakfast Table at Home of MT. Gilmer and Soon shot Was
 Heard in His
FOUND NORMALLY WOUNDED

Selma, Aug. 16.-- Special. )--News of what is believed to have been de- pIorabIe shooting which caused the fatal injury of LlewelIyn Grimes on the plantation of E. r. Gilmer, six miles west of Selma. was learned here today. No reason can be advanced for Mir. Grimes to have attempted suicide and 1t is thought that the shot was accidentally discharged.
 Mir. Grimes for some years had been living with Mir. and Mrs. B. F. Gil- mer near Lake Lanier. He was well known planter and citizen of Dallas County and had a large number Of friends throughout the county.
 From what could be learned here to- day it seems that of late Mr. Grimes had been enjoying good health and re- tired last night at his usual time. This morning he awoke and ate breakfast and went to his room.
 Shortly after he had entered his room the sound of a pistol shot was heard. The people of the house went to the room and found MT. GHimes lying on fhe floor unconscious. with wound just over the heart. Surgical attention was summoned as quickly as possible.
 It Is thought that he went to his room after breakfast to get his pistol before going to the cotton fields to oversee the Iaborers; that while ex- anaintng the pistol with the barrel pofnting towards his breast 1t was ae- eIdentally discharged.
 Mr. Grimes is about 50 years old and has lived near this city all of his life. He is we'll liked by all who knop him and has many friends.
 The funeral services will take place tomorrow morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-17
DIR. CARTER IS DEAD MOBILE LOSES ONE OF HEIR OLD-
 EST CITIZENS.
  The Deceased was Tn Ills Eighty second Year And Was One of oldest Pharmacists in ; 4,e State,

Mobile, August 16.-(special. )-In the death early today of pr. Joseph A. Carter, Mobile loses one of her oldest citizens, and the State probably one of its oldest pharmacists. En- gagged actively in his profession as a pharmacist up to a few months ago when he began to fail in health, Dr. Carter was forced to take to his room at his home, 339 South Wilkinson street, and although we'll advanced in age, his death came as distinct shock to hIs large circle of friends.
 Dr. Carter was eighty-two years old and was well known in this city where he had followed his chosen work for Carter resided in New Orleans where after he came to Mobile. When the war between the States came, he en- tered the service as a hospital stew ard. At the close of the war he re- turned to Mobile and entered the em- ploy of Havlin, Clarke and George, @ drug firm. Later he entered the service on the Grand Trunk Railroad but sometime afterwards he accepted employment with the late Charles A Mohr with whom he remained until the time Of that we'll known Mobilian's s death.
 Up to the time of his recent illness Dr. Carter was in the service of pr. P. c. Caudidus as a pharmacist. Dr. Carter was a most substantial citI- zen and his death will come as a shock to many who knew him. He was a member of Raphael Semmes Camp, Uni ted Confederate Veterans.
 Two daughters, Miss Lizzie L.. Carter and Minnie B. Carter, survive him,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-17
DUN'S TRADE REVIEW
LOWEST PRICES FOR RAILWAY sE-
 CURITIEs.
Greater stringency in the Money Mar ket and Telegraph Strike Were The Weeks Adverse
 Factors.

New York. Aug. 1e--R. G. Dun and Company's weekly review of trade to- morrow morning will say:
 Lower prices for railway securities than at any time since July 1, 1904, greater stringency in the money mar ket and the telegraph strike were the weeks adverse factors. offset by many favorable reports of jobbing trade, manufacturing activity, rapid progress of crops and remarkably prompt col- lections Undue significance was giv- en the Pope failure, which, as in the case of the Milliken failure, in June. was caused by m6netary pressure and not lack of business. Reports from the interior tell almost unanimously of active current trade and bright pros pect for fall and winter.
 Most leading industrials have orders for months in advance and new records of production are constantly noted Much new business has appeared in iron and steel. Least favorable reports are received from tin plate mills, a short fruit crop having restricted pur- chases by canning interests. Pig Iron furnaces also complain that new con- tracts are not abundant
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-17
MAYOR AND ALDERMEN MEET.
Much Work for CIty's Identification ir
 Done.


 Tuscaloosa. Aug. G6.-(SpeciaL)- A recess meeting of the Board of Mayor and Aldermen was held at the city hall last night. At this meeting the street committee made their re- port on the betterment of conditions in West End. Ar
 The required lights and street im- provements were ordered made by the street committee, and the residents of this portion will doubtless get the free delivery desired at once.
 The City Engineer was Instructed to at once employ an inspector to look after the laying of the new pavements; D. l.. Rosenau was also granted per mission to remove certain trees in front of his property.
 Alderman Snow gave notice that at the next meeting he would recommend the appointment of an inspector of electric wires in the city. The Board then took a recess until next Thursday night.
 John Robertson, young mana about 1s years old met with a serious acci- dent Wednesday evening. He and another young man were racing on a bicycle on East Tenth Street, when Robertson collided with a horse and buggy headed, in the opposite direc-. tion. He was going at a high rate of speed and the impact was terrific. AS a result, Robertson received a severe injury in the breast and possibly in ternal injuries. His body struck the end of the buggy shaft with such force as to shatter the latter, and the bicy- cle was completely wrecked.
 The young man was at once taken home and has received every medical attention He will be confined to his bed for two or three weeks at the shortest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-17
Marnr Eat. in prisnn.

< The unusual scene in Birmingham of a Mayor eating a meal in prison was presented today when Mayor Pro. Tsm John R. Copeland dined at the South side prison.
 The reason the Mayor desired to taste some of. the viands served at this place was because he had heard so much adverse criticism of conditions at the city jails.
 Alderman Copeland said he enjoyed his meal and that it was good enough for anyone much less prisoners, who are parasites on 8 community
 T find that the jail Is arranged very well so as to receive great deal of air" said Mir. Copeland, land think the criticism indulged in by some people Is frivolous"
 Mir. Copeland also inspected the Northside prison in company with AL derman Estes and examined all parts very carefully. He told Warden Will iamson upon leaving the prison that 1t was well kept.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-17
woRK pRoGREssINe.
Right of Way for Electric Power Be-
 ing Rapidly Secured,

Anniston, Aug. 15.--(Special. )-The work of securing the right of way for bringing the power from Jackson's Shoals near Talledago to Anniston will be started right away, and already materials have been ordered for build ing. the necessary lines to bring the current. It is understood that these steps are being taken by the Electric Share and Bond Company that owns the Jackson's Shoals power rights in addition to owning the Anniston Elec- tric and Gas Company here and other electric light and power franchises.
 This company proposes to bring power to Anniston and lay 1t down to the different industries at a cost less than they can get power themselves with their own machinery. Not only will the Talladega or Jackson Shoals power be brought here, but any other power in this section that can be de- yeloped into paying quantities.
 Persons in the city yesterday from Jacksonville told of the burning of the grist mill at Nesbit's Lake. about five miles north of that place, near Tredegar, few nights ago. The fire Is believed to be the work of incen- diaries, every indication pointing in that direction.
 The mill was the property ofthe Am niston Lime and Stone Company, and besides the grist mill in the building was a large generator, which was used in connection with the quarries at Tredegar The damage will amount to about s1,5o0.
 Robert Weaver, formerly a conduc- tor of the Alabama Mineral branch of the L. and N. Railroad. but recently assistant trainmaster of the South and North division" of the same road, has been promoted to be trainmaster of the same division, as has been an- nounced in an official circular sent out by Superintendent Brooks and approv- ed by the General Manager, MT. B.. M Starks.
 Clarence Mayo. the 12-year-old son of ex-SherIff Mayo, of Ashland, Clay County, while passing around vicious horse in his fathers livery stable, was kicked on the left side of the face, breaking the lower jaw bone. Med- ical attention was given him as soon as possible and his physicians hope that he VIII not be permanently in jpreds 4t.
 EIlnstrated Songs at Elite Theatre aTs fFssa week
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-17
CONGRESSMAN TAYLOR IN MOBILE.
Talking of Rivers and HarbOra Work
 With Prominent MObIIianA.

Mobile Aug. 16.-(Special )--Con- gressman Wash Taylor is in Mobile to- day. As usual. MT. Taylor is talking rivers and harbor matters He says he Is very glad that w. K, P. Wilson of the Mobile Committee. got a set of res olutions through both houses of the Legislature asking for all the infu- ence possible to get a decent appropri- ation from the next Congress.
 Captain A C. Danner, Mir. Taylor's 8 personal friend, and Chairman of the local committee. beng out of the city on his way to Yellowstone Park on his vacation. Mir. Taylor will probably have a conference with Mir. Wilson and other members of this committee. He always confers with these river and harbor people when he comes to Mo bile and seems to try to satisfy the people here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-17
DEATH OF MRS. RYAN.
Well Known Woman Passes Away Af-
 ter Five weeks Iiiness.


 ter Five weeks Iiiness.
 After an illness of five weeks, Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan, wife of Pat RS-an, City sexton, died at St. Margaret's Hos pital at 5:15 o'clock yesterday after noon.
 Mrs. Ryan was we'll known and high ly esteemed by a large circle of friends in Montgomery. She was AS years old. and had been a resident of this city for the past twenty-two years. She was born in Virginia and married in Bowling Green, Ky, twenty-five years ago She was pember of St. Peter's Catholic Church
 Mrs. Ryan is survived by her hus- hand. three sons, John ". Ryan, c. F. Ryan and James Ryan. of Montgomery, three daughters, Annie, Margaret and Orleans, the oldest IF years and the vounEest 4 years, and one sister, Mrs. E Starr, of Bowling Green, Ky.
 The funeral will take place at o'clock this afternoon from St. Peters Church, Father Dennis Savage offieiat- ing.
 dence. SPA Martha Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-17
MURDER COMMITTED.
J. T. s1aith shoots Father-ln-Law Five
 

Talladega. August 16-(Special)- News was received here this morning of a killing which occurred in the Garfield neighborhood in Clay coun- ty. yesterday afternoon.
 Joe T. Smith had sod a dog be- longing to his father-in-law, G. T. Lumpkin. so the story goes, and in dispute over the sale and ownership of the dog Smith shot his father-ln- law five times. killing him instantly.
 Smith was arrested and carried to Ashland. the county seat. and placed In jail.
 The only witness to the affair was a young son of the murdered man. From the same source from which the story of the killing was learned, it was said that Smith stated he had no fear of the outcome of trial if all the facts were made known. Further than that he would not talk
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-17
namare snit. Filled.

The following damage suits were filed in the circuit court Friday:
 Charles Grey versus Birmingham Railway, Light and Power Company; S5, 900 for alleged personal injuries.
 Byther Bird, pro ami, versus Sloss- Sheffield Steel and Iron Company, $15,OO0 for alleged personal injuries.
 Lulu Jackson versus Birmingham Railway Light and Power Company, $1O,000 for alleged personal injuries.
 Stifers Hill. pro ami, versus Sloss- Sheffield Steel and Iron Company, s15, 900 for alleged personal injuries.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-17
MADDEN NAMED
 AS TRAlNMASTER
New Official of Mobile Division of
 Southern Railway.

Selma, Aug. 16-(SpeciaLl-M E, Madden, who formerly held the posi- tion of road foreman of engineers, was this morning appointed master Of trains of Mobile division of the South ern railway.
 A. H. Miller, who formerly held the position of Master of Trains of the Mobile division resigned a few days ago, and the newly appointed train master took charge of the office this morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-17
Nearoes under Arrest.

Charles Stanley, a negro, has been locked in the city jail on the double charge of burglary and assault. The arrest was made by Officer Fully. It is alleged that the accused entered negro house on Avenue E between Fifteenth and Sixteenth street. He was caught prowling around room. It is further alleged he attempted to assault a 14-year-old colored girl who was in the home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-17

doing thing he does not believe to be right Aiabenia Is sovereign State and though bound for a moment in letters of Jurisprudence, she will re- assert herself, and, like truth crushed to earth. win rise again, resplendent In her strength and beauty. and throw off the despotic heel of this second Busteed.n
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-17
Alabama,s internal Revenue.

Washington, D. C., Aug, 16-(spe- cial. )-Reeeipts from the internal rev. enue Of the State of Alabama for the last fiscal year amounted to $456,7S3.- 24, according to the report of the Com missioner of Internal Revenue. issued today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-17
CnrtIa in ChIef ClerIg.

New York, Aug. 16.-F. s. Curtis of Mount Vernon, O., has been appointed Chief Clerk of the Navy Department to succeed Benjamin F. Peters, de- ceased.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-17
NEWS OF CENTREvILLE..
United States Deputy Marshal Busy
 Serving Writs.

CentreviIle. Aug. 16.-(Special)- )-To-
 day the deputy United States marshal served a writ of injunction upon U. F. Thompson, Solicitor of the Fourth Ju- dicial Circuit, and w. w. Lavender Solicitor of the County Court. enjoin- ing them from prosecuting any case against the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company or any of the or fieers or agents of said road. An in- function writ was also served upon
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-17
Former Policeman strieI<IHnF Held
 g2O0 ROnda

J. L. Strickland. the former police officer. who shot at Conductor Shores of the Montgomery Traction Company Tuesday on a CIoVerdale car on Dexter Avenue, yesterday waived preliminary examination in the Recorder's Court, and was bound over to the grand jury under $500 bond. on the charge of as- sauIt with intent to murder. He fur nished the bond and was released.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-17
naseball Llcenne Paid.


 Elyton arrived at a compromise with the Birmingham Baseball Association Friday as to license for doing business in that municipality
 At the regular meeting held by Mayor Frank Smith and his Board last night the. matter was taken up and the Aldermanic Board again authorized the Mayor to press the matter. Friday morning a special meeting of Elyton's Board was held in the office of Mayor Smith in the Brown-Marx building and representatives of the baseball asso- citation. including President Baugh and the attorney. M. M. Baldwin, were present. The baseball association ex- pressed the belief that the license ex- pected was too large, that Atlanta did not charge that much. It, was decided to compromise the matter and the Birm- ingham association will pay as much as does Atlanta, $150, for the half year for it's license.
 The town of Elyton will furnish po- lice protection at the park. The It. cense has been paid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-17
Central of Georgia Railway
DEPART
ARRIYn
ALL rRA1Ns pAILY.

ALL TRAINS DAELR.
 For further information write or apply C R. c. Brookes. Commercial Agent, 108 MoaeS gomery Street; 8. T. suratt D. [. A.s Neat gomsTTs Alb
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-17

For Loss of Appetite. H0RSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE It nourishes, strengthens and imparts new life and Vigor. An excellent general tonic.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-17
WAVES EXAMINATION.

Big Barbecue today at Nat waIIer's.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-17
New Postmaster at New castle.

The appointment or John w. CuFI as postmaster at New Castle, Jeffer- son county, has been announced.
 Fourth class postoffices in Alabama have been established as follows: Munsey, Baldwin county, James Davis, postmastet.
 Belmina. Limetone county, Sidney J. Nethery, postmaster.
 Mt. Hebron, Greene county, Robert W. Wilson. postmaster.
 Dutton, Jackson county, W. s. Grif- fin, postmaster.
 Chapman. Butler county, S. M. stall worth, postmaster.
 Fourth class offices have been dis continued and their patrons supplied with rural routes as follows:
 West Greene, Greene county; Pleas ant Field, Walker county; Lewiston, Greene county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-17
New Manager of Theatre.

Harry YoSt, manager of the Gayety Theatre, the burlesque play house on First Avenue, has arrived In the city from New York and mas started work on the preparations for the coming season. As has been stated before, MT. Yost succeeds D. A. McArdle, who will be located elsewhere this year.
 Harry Yost is a Mobile man by birth, and has much experience in the the- atrical business. Last season he was ahead of Gay New York;" one of the successful musical comedies on the road. He was with the Gus Hill att fractions for years and showed such ability that the management of the lo- cal house was offered him and accept ed. He has a number of acquaintances in Birmingham.
 The season will open at the Gayety on September 2. It is intended to bring here the best attractions In the bur lesque line, and the indications are that some clever performances will be given. Between now and the open ing date, water. brushes, brooms and paint will be used extensively and the play house put in the pest of condition.
 Mir. Yost will organize force for the management Of the house, and ev- erything will be run as smoothly as men well up in the business can do so.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-17

Hrl1stratea songs at Elite Theatre au this week. .rs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-17

Illustrated Songs at Elite Theatre all this week.
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