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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-01
BOARDS V|OLAT E
SPIRIT OF FIRE
ORDINANCE
Coed Reason Why I'm
slightly BiIIbOardS Should Be
Abolished by City Council,

The Morning Journals recommen-
dalton hat the unsightly bill boards
which doface Albuquerque's streets
should be at one placed under the
ban by the city council, has met with
the cordial appreciation of the general
public and the city council, Il Is eX-
pected, viii take action soon ON the
nuis ance.
why Is It that bin boards are noe
included IN the fire ordnance In
quired "a citizen yesterday. The small
est frame shack, u mere chicken coop,
g. barred Inside the fire limits. while.
the bill boards, containing vastly more
lumber. are allowed TO stan0 n Of
fend the eye of the daily passcr-by
who has some pride in the appearance
Of his home city. The bin boards on
the vacant lots form % barrier behind
which all sorts of inflammable and
unslghtly rubbish arcumuldtes-apS-
thiug from deiuuCt cats 10 dtlapi-
dated piano boxes and mattress STUFF
ting. The bin boards certainly violate
the Intention of The fire limits orii-
nance. and The matter sh0uld bt souc
after without delay. All THIS g., tif
course aside from the lurid ngvertiso'
which stare OF the public from
these boards and completely ruin the
good effect of any lmpr vcincn.s on
property. More han that,
of tho advertisements are not
only lurid. but verge uuon ritc im-
proper or vulgar and arc a decided
Co publlc thoruughfnres."
Quite a number 81 property owners
ordered The bill boards On thcir
lots taken down ana fne city nuthort-
lies should take tho matter up while
The cleaning up ciusad' lf on.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-01
SHOT AT SAME TIME
AND KILLED EACH OTHER

That looked mean to me. and /
sure meant to get him first. But luck
was traipsin' 'longside o. me. Before
I had to poke him, he made a jang-
lin noise in lettiu' his u belt slip
back 10 the sand after he'd got his
guns out of il. and the other one
started up at the sound.
'The other one was = quick think
or. for when he sat up and saw his
podner hnmbre sittin' there fumblin'
his guns. he reached the quick paw
of "a mountain cat I'VE to where his
own gun belt lay alongside Of him,
grabbed one of his guns out Of 10 and
blazed away AT jest the instant his
padner plunked at him never
heerd two shots so near what you cail
simrltan'us.
NJ was some fine shootin' too.
fr both Of 'em. They want sitting
more'n six foot apart. II Want no
clever uroieCk rr the one that woke
first, and meant 10 put 1t on his pal.
FOR he had time 10 get n bead. but li
was sure borin'. sure enough. fr the
boy that got startled out a. his sleep
by Tho ~janglin' O. the "a belt buckle
against tho cartridges. seein' that ne
didn't have no time at all. but jos
naehully had to blaze away.
but. however. bout all Ike that.
they got each other plumb iu the
middle IL their forehcads. Ike Nuu
seen wen I brought them in, and
neither 81 em lived q minuit. Netihet
~ 'em knew anything bout my BEN
around. and I had nothin' 10 De- with
their cashin'. Thcy were fes' ohligin
enough 10 make % easy fr me. that
AN. and an ! had 4 Do was z lash EN-
90 their cayuses by { heir blanket
straps and lead en- In.
.rhat's the way b. happened. hon
bre.' Tim wound up in telling me INC
story. and 90 sure makes me some net
up around the neckband. NOT & say
loco. q hear an ~ this cheWin hout
n thing that a ~nve-year-old Grea-er
Kid could ha' done ~ he'd got 20
same kind 81 q break IN that hunt as
fff
That's the way Tim Thomas the
man who refused a reputation Tor oar
ing. told d. to me. ANA De told d. To
others in just the same way. hnL NJ
afraid nome nf the others heltAea
him. and 7 don't know whether ne
lieVe his way 20 telling it yet or not
The men who do things down my way
have got an undcscrNcd reputation Tor
being some hraEful about their doine
and I'm telling the story ~ Jun
Thomas rounding M 81 "a couple "l
stick-ups 10 show that We brought
out ann man down there. an,hoN
who didn't hesitate fo give himself
What was in all likelihood the Mpf-'
Of o."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-01
DESPERATE WOMAN TAXES
LIFE IN TUCSON
Tel Mother. says Josie Bcli, Mem
tcr 0f Prominent Territorial Family,
Before She Fires Fatal Shot.

Il am tired 10 90 aIl and am
through. Toll mother" with these
words ou h.r UpE Josie Bell. a resident
~ the Tucson Red Light district. Fri
day morning placed a large ~ff-calihre
COLTS revolver 10 her breast anu
pulling the trigger. sent "a bullet
crashing through her ueart
Tho Tucson citizen says Although
she has been known here as Josie
Beii. the young wuman'7 correct name
is LILLE Swiliing. % she comes from
"A family that onca stood high 10
Phoenix. though 0 forced into
poorer circles through poverty
Tho young woman has been occu-
rViug apartments with "a man named
Charles craig az ~ Meailin street, for
the past three years She also has q
room Coz fhe red Hait ferfiuu. and
the barkeeper 90 n saloon close ~
her room. stated that when she ieit
there this morning about 2 o'clock
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-01
BOLD F0RGER PULLS
OFF TRINIDAD JOB
Colorado city Proves About as Easy
A. Albuquerque. When II Comes to
the Man With the Fancy Hand
writing.

A case ri forgery MS bold AS Vas
ever uc~rpctrafeI.Iu Trinidad was un-
earthod here Yesterday when the
cashier ~ she First National bank
refused Co honor % check %purported
90 Dc given hy D. = Bell "a prominent
cattieman Of Ils Animaf county. says
the Trinidad Chrnnicle-Nrws. Tho
check II made nit fn Joseph Marion.
and 90 was nfsf cashed hy Ciriak Zu-
vanic at his saloon nn West Main
street. ZuVanir turned n over Co y
Davis. q butcher. and the latter pre-
scented 10 al the bank whore N vas
pronounced % forgery.
The check uas drawn ON q First
National bank check VA was for the
sum 81 siv dnlnrs
Joseph Marion. fhc man Whu forged
BELLS name 81 o. walked into The sac
loon. called for "a straight and pre-
fhc check in payment lt vas
accepted without question ns Marion
The imprea-iun by bis air that he
was = bushes man.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-01
SKUNK TERRORlZES
NEWSPAPER OFFICE
Mcphitis American Takes lmll Pos
-rSsion Of Courier Plant in Prescott
Until lie l. Ready to Leave.

Consideration. and other unpleasant
things. reigned Tor some lime in the
office Of the Courier. sunday night,
about 1880 o'clock. owing to the un-
heraldcd entrance through the rear
door. which remains open the greater
portion of tho iime. or a. supposedly
hvlrnphabia skunk. says the Prescott
Journnl-Mfnrr The striped intruder
was luckily frightened away without
leaving ans patients Tor the Pasteur
institute
According to one 20 Do employee ~
the Cauricr force who vouchcf ipr
the following version 70 the affalr.
Harry Mahar who was operating the
pres 40 the time 80 b entrance 81
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-01
(Not Coal Iand1
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

UopnTtnrnf Ur me I#nt0fI0f. INnd OHIce ~
Santa re. n NJ, August 10. 1901.
Notice Ia hereby given that Amhrnuio
Sanchez. % Old Albuquerque, n. A., has
nled notice Of his intention 10 make hnai
nve-year proof Ia support of his claim, Was
Homestead Entry No. 71oo. made July p
1909. Tor the SEN section 80. Township IN.
Range teW. ana that said proof viii be
made before ~. W. \. otero. United state.
Court Commissioner at Albuquerque. ~. NJ
on October 3. 1907.
no names The Glowing witnesses 20 prove
his cuutinuoua residence upon, ana cuiti-
walton af the land. VIA; Feliciano Chavek.
preshif4 Chavez. salvador Baca. MnEdalaun
naou. an ~ ola Albuquerque. n. NJ
MANUEL Il. OTERo.
Register.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-01
NnrIrr rnR rrnrIcArInN

department 20 the fntornr. Land orIHe at
santa Pc. Sew Mexico. August fH. lfn
Noticc De- hereby given mat EntfanH o
rule. ~ Albuquerque. IS. 81 has nI"I Hut FL
Hf hIr Intention fa make uHal rtr-tsaf 300 A
In support - ha claim. flE Home cat en
trN NH. 1f.lFa. made Nar D.. 1895 fnr ne
vs. and thaf said urs.f uHT ue wade before
81 81. s. pftro. rulfed states Court Com
m.-r.a1er at .HuGuerque. s. ~. au uctshfF
fHHl
He names tns faIiau ms Witnesses o. prove
Ills r4nfIuu.us rtnIeurn upon. AMI ruitFa
zion ~ fhe land rlHr Grrann sanchez OF
paI4rf. S. a.. Feupe Herrera ~ Atrsa
81 n rIra Chavez - Aihuqnrrqua y
gatrH4f chavez ~ AlhuQurrqHe 3 n
MANUEL o. uTEhe
Register
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-01
Tim Thomas and The
Las Oegas OuAaqUs
tConlinucd FROM Page !, Cot -.


ticlc o. noise. and, with the daylight
comm on, ! could see "A sneaky look
in his eyes as he stretched himself out
on one side so as to reach for his gun
belt that was lyin' on the sand a MT
tie piece away from him.
"'He got the gun bert al right and
took both of the guns out Of it with
out putin II on. | knew his lay then.
lie was a-goin' to put 1t on his podner
so's he could nave the null stick-ur
bundle.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-01

For prompt and courierus treatmeni ana
~ v-ry eluiccst % mesf- fuu VII mnke ~
.sl.f.lr b. calling On TMII kItiNNohI.
No Nsrfh Third sfresi-or telepheaing yeHr
order In.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-01

M yoU InE N A MAJ Town AND
INN N uAHD TO GHr WHAT .
WANT ~ FANCN OK sTAfit ~ ~
is WHITE Is W. HAVE NEAnLt
VVFRNTHING. " q. PRATT a co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17
MASTER INFANT INDUSTRY is CRYING Justify
FOR STAND-PAT PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE
PROTECTIVE TARIFF INTER.
Esrs LINING UP FORCES FOR
HOT CAMPAIGN WITH LESLIE
N. SHAW AS THE ONLY OUT.
AND OUT STAND PATTER.

,s..,,,s star. ..ss,~.l,. s..,,e.,

txesttie stars Exclusive s.sstse)
WASHINGTON, u. c. June a.
A new and Increasingly Important
factor In the presidential campaign
now IN progress is the activity OF
the allied tariff protected interests.
These big Industries. Including
some Of tho vealthlest trusts. are
moving for the protection OF their
pockethooks. They are against any
candidate who at any time may
even HAT az the possibility OF ~.
Viaing the sacred pingley tariff
schedules.
The lining up OF this stand pat
Influence promises 20 play a large
Part In the uancuyering Of the
next few months The more ruac.
ticnaFy OF the candidates are co.
quoting with the tariff trust. hop
Ing for It's support Both Fair
banks and Cannon have made spc
cial nligrimaEce 10 New York city
Rnd have visited the shrine and
listened 10 the oracle Low aud
EthMAAAAsANA NAAtA AANH W. sAtAi
hour. lts president. ana Mr. vii
bur Wakcman. its executive secrc.
taFy, have been whispered into
their ears
The only thoroughly consistent
siand.pat candidate ~ 10 date
the only one who Is on a platform
which Is eleaFeut and Hnmlstak
able. as well as fully up % the
plans and specifications required
By the American Protective Tariff
ieAgue-is the late Leslie NJ shaw.
one time secretary Of the treasury
Mr. shaw would DC entirely auit.
able 10 the tariff people. The only
trouhie IN hls ease Is that he de
parted this political hfo three
months ago. when be Was buried
IN tho Carnegie trust company
Tho esteemed and wise young
uneie Joe. speaker Of the house %
representatives,. Is maintaining a
very profound silence on the sub
SECT uf revising the tariff Ills col.
leaxue. Mr. Hopkins. Is trying 10
make the world believe that Mt
Cannon agrees with the tariff 70
Vision sentiment and that IA due
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17

time ho viii be In favor Of amend.
lnk tho nlnEicy schedules.
Uncle Joe II a real presidential
candidate and any doubt which
mlkht 1nger on this sebicct IL die.
PEELED b. the efforts which he -
evidently making 10 carry water ON
both shoulders.
Tho tariff reYizionleta have
counted Secretary Taft ont The
fact that the SECRETARY waited 10
revise tho tariff "a the extent ot
granting better trade relations b.
tween the United states and the
Philippine possessions. has put Mr.
Taft on the bad books % the Tariff
league
Nothing but an absolute stand
patteF viii suit the Wilbur Wake
maa crowd Even Mr.. Fairbanks.
Il il said. has not been quite posi-.
tive enough IN bis declarations 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17

60 1907 -. thus leaving 4 balance
u tg1.st On June lat there Nera
unsolicited fees amounting 70 So 60
Tor which the inspector L. Eixsn
credit. thus showing an unaccount.
Fl balance Of tstf6 NJ MarraY
atmits this discrepancy
The experts advise that = crrtlfis
cate should ~ issued wish iuarre.
ton whieh has Dot always bsen
done
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17

salt The taFiff people, bat Al the
same time be IL preferred % Mr.,
Taft. The tariff interests arc close
Is associated with the reactiouarY
interests which have inaugufated
the campaign 70 end KooaeYeits
policies with hia naturalization.
aud Ia the cnd they vii b found
supporting the reactionarY candi,
date. whoever be may b.
President Roosevelt is we'll
known 20 - In favor u tariff re.
vision. lie will not however, urge
any rcvisioa Of the tariff al the
coming aaasion Of eonEreas. hin de-
termination In this regard being
the result Of political oonnideta.
tlons aud a desire 90 cAfrY out hia
vel known policies for tho fur.
Their and comniete regulation Of
common carriers without emhaF.
raakmout from the tariff Interests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17
TO CUT NINE FEET
OFF HOTEL

J 81 Friut Who lately bought
the property on ihr eaat side u
Third AZ hctwsen Columbia and
Marion. filed the plans today for
removing alnc feet q tbs neW
Western hotel building which
forms part of the purchase.
The nine fert are Go b. thrown
INTO the street The building viii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17
MAY PAINT
CITY HALL

The painting Of the old city hall.
II Il Ii done at all. will be done
under the supervision Of the city
carpenter No bids will be called
for in the regular order hnt NUM-
Der Of painting firms will be asked
10 submit figures
This action will probably be tak.
en- By the board OF public works to-
morrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17
EXPERT REPORT BOILER
INSPECTOR SHORT

and August 1908 which the FePoEt
skipa. on account q there telag .
blank In the records.
The fees earned a. far a. the
records shoN from April 1893 10
the first OF thls month we're $685..
uneoliscted fees. SO. total 81 coo ss
The comptfullers credits amount
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17

sosh Tho situation 81 the ett
hall has been cleared b The ifanH
fsrenes Of the fund ffam the eofnli
troilef 90 the eitY treasurer and thr
latter began today paying uut tht
money
NeAdam pad t5sst into the fund
The femainiuH t1sst wiH BE- kaIls
until th. work IL completed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17
swiNoLgs a BLIND MAN.

The Meanest SNEAK Appears Ia
indianapolis.
Seattle stars Exclusive sefvlcs. b
INDIANAPOLIS. June ~. The
organ grinder who made his SEQ
ond story working monkey carry 4
bell punch t. register his cash cot
iectious In residences has been ouu
done by an unidentified indiauap,
ola man who passed OF 81 On
az a g. btu on George johnson. the
blind man Who sells HhooatrinEa
near the ennrt hoaes The blind
man thought ho recognized the
swindlers suice. aud took the
maun word ehen be said Il Naa a
81 bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17
OK. NY LOST fREscs HEELS
sues for $4,000 Cause she csnr
Wear Them Any More.


DETROIT. Mich. June iz Mr.
Della Collier ts suing the Detroit
unlted Railway Co for $40 600 dam
ages. because she cannot wear
French heels any more IN = col
liaion between an automobile and
one Of the uompany'a cars. Mra Col
Her had an ankle broken aud Will
never again BE- able 20 wear high
heels She says she dotss on tho
elongated heels and thinka that SO.
600 is not too much for a balm for
their inaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17
u. s. NAVY Yard

All aboard Cor the navy yard %
see Uncle SANS nattieships. the
Nebraska. Oregon and Wisconsin.
the Gunhoats Chicago. Boston and
Albany. the Tralnlngshlp Philadel
phia. the pfiaonship Nipsic. and
the Great Dry Dock Beats leave
Pier 3 ~ 30. $50. 10 a. m. and
tst5. 2;5o. $50 D. N. Round trip
soc. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17

The experts report on the ex-
animation Of the b0oka Of city
boiler Inspector. James Murray. vas
FLED with Treasurer George Rus.
cell today. According TO the report
the total money actually unaceoant-
ed fof amounts 20 tstls though
there Is a period between April lsos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17
CONTRACTOR IS PAID $4,000 OUT OF
INCOMPLETE WORK FUND

The contracting firm Of MrAaam
4 Co. To-Day had returned 20 then
y 600. being the fret repayment
from the Incomplete work funA
whlch the city has made since the
Riplinwer defaioatinas IN that fund
sFrn discovered.
This money is the same Tor which
dcAdam q Co. went 20 court Last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17
Bows Wanted

To aeii Seattle papers. For infofs
nation apply 10 Geo. EnEicr, Star
office. old library building. between
2 and II IN she morning and 2 I'll
3 IN the afternoon. Initiation fee
raid hy Engior. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17

Charter Ffankiin ana Jack Ain.
=thr Terrible atrdr. viii wraaaia
hrra IalF e. v g. TFetericks T.
promoting the affair Dr. HELLER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17
ELECTRICITY
ASTRAY

Eating away the metal pipes o.
the city water systsm. and the hot
satsr pipes Of the Seattle Electric
companya healing syatsm. stray
electric currents underground near
the city hail have sadly mixed up
the water. destroyed pavement and
set gang % plumbers frantic IN
efforts 70 find the source Of the
trouble
Ny the process Of eleetrolyaia
these currents. from underground
wires have eaten away the pipes
and In places around the city hall
premises. boiling water stands In
big pools. which forms a menace to
passsrsby. There t. evidently bad
mix up In electric currents under
the hall. a. w0rkmen in the rear
u the old building had a severe
shock recently while moving earth
where no wires we're visible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17

Los ANGELES. lure tTs-gamss
MeSutty. - Evansville. Pa has
been arrested ard has confessed a.
numbering kate Mcpermott because
Sic latter unra aadnd hts sister 20
- to a fortune teller. who uroiiet.
"a her fathers death. which oc-
cpFred two months later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17

EiIss had jest crossed the river
on tho Zee
Il waa the sprlns % 1907. she
explained
Herpwilh hey ceased 70 wonder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS


NEW YORK June ~ Mrs simon
nufFeehs. a wufuan frem SECS or
teans. Ia soon 10 make = efaim fer
Claiming that ahs 10 bis child. the
fsaa5t q q marriage IN 1886 ustt
Eiien GafKeu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17
JeweIed Back Combs

Another nsN assortment Just ar
rived from factory. beautiful do
signs. Special prices this werh chi
eaEo tewelry Co. 1907 End A. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17

LONDON. June ia dispatch
frem lisbon aars a. sNr lesion %
dynamite 81 covihfia. msnmfartur-
ms town. ALLIED 40 persons lg o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17

mGLuA AND Her SIGNATURE.
seattle stars Exclusive Service
LONDON. tuna II Madame
Meiba. the great pfima donna. has
always been lavish uifh her auto
KrarhH. Nor ahs Announces that
the Demands have become Sc nu
meTuua that hereafter abe will
charge "a ecnta fuf autographs
and EiFs the money % charity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17

be Gus away that much An6 an
ornate nsa front erected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17

believed the expiosion vas csgass
~ dismissed wagkrnen. Who sssg.i
ven EeanEe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17

OF seattle las been asked to ref
sfes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17

The easiest way 20 have a man
get the best ~ you ia 10 think you
are smarter than he ia.--New York
Press
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17

Art Marble Co. sali second Ave.
lbfee doors north II Virginia both
phones l7a8. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17

Boys Base Ball Suits. 81 Loo. OF
fetal League Balls. 81 90 Thco.
Willis 4 Co. zoos iat Ave. Seat.
tie. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17
Bargains in Steamer Rugs

Steamer RaEa "a gfayn. reds. blues and
mixed plaidn. some with solid color backs
others plaid 90 both sides. These Rugs are
suitable for automobiles. and We have them
IN pairs Tor this purpose
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31

Seibels of the United States navy. MT. Seibels is Montgomerian and a son of Mrs. Emmett Seibels.
 MT. James De Witt Wilcox, who is a student at Cornell, is spending the East CT holidays at home with his parents, MT. and Mrs. James S. Wilcox
 Mrs w. H. Ragland and children have gone to Little Rock. Ark, to visit rela- tives.
 Mrs Stevens of New York is visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry Davidson.
 Mrs. Harry Davidson of Colorado Springs Is spending some time with her parents-n-law, Mir and Mrs. Henry Davidson. She has bought a lot in the pines at Cloverdale and will in the near future build a summer home there.
 The engagement of Miss Fannie May Futile and MT. Joseph Stone Dickey. Jr., has been announced by her parents, Mr and Mrs Walter J. Futile. The marriage will take place on the evening of Wednes- day, April 24, at o'clock, at their home on Wilkersoh street
 MT. Joseph w. Barker has announced the engagement of his sister, Miss Laura Bernard Barker, the marriage to be sol emnized on the afternoon of April at 5:30 o'clock at home.
 Mrs. William Herbert of Demopolis who has been spending some time with MT. Herberts relatives here, has been called home by the illness of her grandmother.
 News has been received by relatives here that Mrs. David Browder, formerly Miss Eleanor Martin of Montgomery, is very III at her home in Portsmouth, Va.
 Miss Gilchrist who holds the chair of economies at the University of Tennes- see, has been the guest of her brother City Eingineer A. G. Gilchrist, for the past two weeks, and has been a guest at sew eral prominent club meetings during her visit.
 Mrs. George l.. Worth of St. Louis is visiting her sisters, Mrs. Frank Duncan and Mrs. M. c. Scott. Mrs. Worth is very prominent in the work of the Federation of Women's Clubs of Missouri, and is president of the Woman's Suffrage ciety of that state. She is former Mont gomeran, and is very popular here.
 Miss Anna Pelver will entertain the Queen of Clubs Tuesday and will leave for Birmingham to visit friends on Wednes- day.
 The Easter german of the Beauvoir club will be given on Monday next, when it promises to be an unusually large and brilliant one.
 on Our Native Wild Flowers before the Paul Hayne society of the Girls High school Wednesday at noon, when large audience of invited friends of the High school enjoy'ed a treat in hearing the in- structive address. Miss Andrews is au- thor of book on botany Mrs. George w. Jones has returned from visit to friends in Birmingham.