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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-08
CHIEF RENSTATED
TAYLoR-RoEMER AFFAIR CLOSED
 AFTER HEARING.
Head of Police Department Pays q and Costs for Having Struck Alderman in City Hall
 Monday Night.

After a hearing before Recorder Ba- ber yesterday afternoon, In which Cap tain W. H. Taylor was fined s5 and ! costs for striking Alderman Roemer in the City Hall Monday night, Cap tain Taylor was reinstated as Chief of Police of Montgomery by Mayor Teague. The Mayor did not desire to give out any statement for publica- tion in regard to the matter, and said only that he directed Captain Taylor to resume his duties as Chief
 When the case was called in the Po- lice Court yesterday afternoon, with Acting Chief Miles Smith as prosecut- ing officer, Recorder Baber went through the formality of asking the defendant. Captain Taylor, if he de- sired to plead guilty or not guilty.
 In response, Captain Taylor stated he would like to explain that he struck Alderman Roemer However, 1t was a misunderstanding about words ut tered by the Alderman intended Tor some other person. Chief Taylor said he would have been justified in strik- ing the Alderman if he had called nim a sconmon gambler,p which was his impression when the incident occurred
 He stated the charges preff rred by Mir. Roemer before a JusticeF of the Peace had been withdrawn, amp ne nao paid the costs, he said he ha openly apol0gfzed to MT. hoeher iii fA.o p' for the error and, while he did not plead for the mercy of the court, he would ask. the court do whst was Tt under the circumstances.
 Acting Chief Smith was sworn as witness. and testified to having seen Captain Taylor strike MT. Koemer twice with his fist He did not near the defendant curse the Alderman.
 Recorder Baber said he did not think the small personal affray Justified a large fine, and he announced he would fine the Chief $5 and costs captain Taylor paid the acting chief ss and [ few minutes later went to the Mayor office, where he received directions to resume his duties as Chief.
 Chief Taylor was suspended by the Mayor Tuesday morning. He was tried before the Recorder on a warrant sworn out by Captain Smith charging assault and battery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-08
VARSITY BALL TEAM
COACH POLLARD HAS CoMPLETED
 THE SCHEDULE.
Alabama Boys Win spend Most of June In the East--1fen Who May
 Get the Places.

University. March 7.-(Special.)-- Coach Pollard has completed the base- ball schedule for the approaching sea son, and within a few weeks the first place.
 but in all probability will line up Noojin: second base, E. J. Pope: short stop, Emile Harmon; third base, F E. Jones: catcher H. J. King: right field, M. B. Smith; center field. z F: shepr herd. or B. s. Jones; left field, B. F. Caffey; pitchers, James Gray, J. f. Chapman. W. R. Sanders. and o. 3
 The following is the schedule in
 March 2s, Howard College Campus. March 20, Howard College Campus. March 30, Howard College Campus. April 4, Vanderbilt University Cam
 April 5, vanderbilt University Cam
 April 6. vanderbilt University Cam
 April 15. University of Louisiana
 April Is. University of Louisiana April 1T. University of Louisiana April 25, Auburn. Auburn, Alabama April 26, Auburn. Auburn, Alabama April 27. Auburn, Auburn, Alabama, April SC, OWenton ColteBe Cainpun. May 1, Owenton College Campus May q Owenton College Campus.
 May 6. University of Mississippi Cam May T. University of Mississippi Cam 'Il May 8. University of Mississippi Cam
 May 2s. Mercer University. Macon.
 May 27. Mercer University. Macon. Georoia
 May 2s. Mercer University. Macon.
 Northern Trip.
 June 4. Dartmouth College. Hanover.
 June 5. Dartmouth College. Hanover. ~ June 6 University of vermont. Bur lington Vt.
 June 2. University of Vermont. Bur B June me 8. Fordham University. New
 June r.. Lehigh University, So Beth
 June i2, Amherst College. Amherst,
 June IS. Holy Cross College. wor- 'sJ June IS. 4S William College, williams
 June II. Brown University. Pfovi-
 June lsl Brown University. Provi-
 Coach Pollard expects to make a great showing with his team in the East
 Dupointer is now at the Exchange, sfnhIes am Lee Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-08
RAID A DOG FIGHT
POLICE MAKE ARREST OF THREE
 WHITE MEN.
Fifty Citizens Attend Affair Conducted at Negro Resort--Alleged Owners and Referee are ScOoped
 fin Fly Officers.

4 dog fight, attended by about fifty citizens, was raided in Bel Air, near Oak Park, by Patrolmen J. L. Taylor and J. w. Partin, at 9:30 o'clock last night, and three white men. c. M Per- ryman, J. W. Wood and B. H. Walker, were arrested.
 The fight between two vicious bull dogs, one of which was said to have been home bred animal and the other strange canine. was witnessed for about ten minutes in the pavilion at Bel Air by the officers, who were in plain clothes, before they showed aside the curtains and walked into the arena and arrested the participants.
 The officers had heard there was go- ing to be a dog fight somewhere last night, and they were diligent in their efforts to locate the scene of the en- counter. Reaching Bel Air, they crouched in the dark behind the cur tains intended to hide. the view from the public, but at each gust of the wind the curtain would De hlewn aside just enough to allow the.oficers to see what was going on. They heard a number of voices, and there was possibly some betting, but as to who was wagering they could not determine.
 The fight was over and the Mont gomery dog was said to have won out after a twenty minutes battle when the officers entered the ring. Perry man and Wood, 1t is alleged, were the principals, owing and having charge of the pitting of the animals. while Walker, 1t Is claimed by the police. was the referee.
 The charge against the alleged prin- cipals is the violation of Section l125 of the City Code, which prohibits the fighting of dogs, chickens, fowls or. any other animals. and the betting on such contests. The fine is from S1 to S100.
 The raid Is the first made in a num- Der of years on dog light, and when it became known last night, 1t caused considerable gossip. Bel Air is a ne- gro resort, said to be conducted by pr. Frank Caffey, a negro physician.
 Perryman, Wood and Walker made bond for their appearance before the recorder this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-08
RHODES SCHOLARSHIP
List of EIigiBIes from south is Made
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 University, March ,7.-(SpeciaL)- President Abercrombie, as chairman of the Rhodes Scholarship Committee for Alabama, has recently received from Dr. George R. Parkin of London a com plete list of the candidates for these scholarships who passed the recent ex- aminations.
 The following Is the list of eligibles from the Southern States:
 Alabama-J. J. Rogers, Addison White.
 Arkansas-M L. Caldwell. J. J. James. c. A. Keith.
 Florida-B. Blackman, W. T. Stock ton.
 oeorgia-D. R. Anderson, N. A Good year, R. P. Walker.
 Kentucky-G. W. Campbell, w. $. Hamilton, W. Stuart.
 Louisiana--J. H. Jackson, C. F. ZeelS. Mississippi-R. c. BecFett T. T. Me Clarey. A. Williams, A. Wood. Missouri-W Cross; W. E Dandy, M B. Giffen. l.. D. Jennings North Carolina-B. R. Lacy. South Carolina--C. S. Brice. J. IT. Taylor
 Tennessee-S. W. Ayres. H. NJ. Gass, J. Hinton, Silas McBee
 Texas--H L. McNeill, D. A. Skinner Virginia--G. W. Cahoon, A. P. Gray, N D. Smithson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-08
SOLDIERS WE'RE THRTATrNUD.

Major Declares Citizen Promised to
 Avenge Assault.
 San Antonio, March 7.-Tha defense opened its case today in the Penrose courtmartial with Battalion Sergeant Major Spottswood Taliaferro of the fst battalion, 25th infantry, on the stand. He testified that some guns were fired which sounded like large calibre weap- ons and awakened him. Witness said on the afternoon before the shooting that citizen had said to him:
 We'll shoot all of you tonight be- cause of the assault on Mrs. Evans"
 The evidence of Taliaferro in many points is decidedly different from all that was previously taken.
 Rowland Osborn. post Quartermast sergeant at Fort Sam Houston, twen- ty-eight years in the service, testified that he was at Fort Brown when Ma lor Penrose was fin command He heard the firing the night of August
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-08
Bernard snaw,s Man and superm.n." j"
Dandy Dixle MlnstreIs at the BIjos

Dandy Dixie MinstreIs at the Bitou. The Dandy Dixie Minstrels. in con- junction with the Cotton Pfcker's Band played at the Bijou Theatre Thursday afternoon and night to large audiences the number present at the night per forraance being, as regards the two balconies, both of which were reserved for negroes, a "capacity" house. Al each performance there was a large number of white persons.
 The performance of the company is quite satisfactory. As a whole It was pleasing, and the first part of 1t was highly meritorious. The comedy parts were played with sprightliness and nu- nor. and the signing was especialy nleasing. The olio, introducing var, etvE of specialties, was novel and well put on. ,. .tunts m a snare drum, a performance re nnarkabIe for It's excellence, Tne panu ,s yerv good and the orchestra employ ad al inc performances quite apie' .h
 The audiences were delighted the performances
 Dupoimter is now at the
 xfnhrea on Lee street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-08
ADJUSTMENTS. Montgomery Theatre
 Tonight,
 ~K.aw& V.ormfnA
I'm Bernard shaNv's Comedy 6Aan and superman."

I'm Bernard ShaW's COmeuy
 1AKan and superman."
 When Robert Lorraine. in Bernard shaw's comedy Man and Superman, filIs his engagement here at the Mont ronerv Theatre tonight. local theatre goers will have the opportunity to see for the first time the much talked I-,out novelty Bernard Shaw. as dramatist, is ranked In a class by him self. Man and Superman" is known to he one of the most entertaining come- dies that has ever been presented to this country. MT. Lorraine, under the management of Charles DillinEham, will be assisted by most of the same players who appeared with him dur ing the plays long run in New York last season, covering a period of more than seven consecutive months.
 Few, if any, persons connected with the stage. has achieved more reputa- ton in the same length of time than has Mir. Lorraine He is considered to be one of the most prominent of the stars in theatrical affairs. Mir shaw's comedy is known to be one of the great successes of recent years.
 His present company consists of Miss Diana De Wolfe, Miss Nellie Thorne Miss Lois Frances Clark. Miss Sallie williams, Miss Martha Evans. J. D. iBeverikges Louis Messen, Mortimer Weldon, Frank Craven and Donald Maclaren.
 Seats now on sale
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-08
CARRIERS FOR TROY.
Citizens Delighted Over Improved Mail
 Service.

Service.
 Troy, March 7.--(Special.) --Postmas- ter W. c. Starke received official mo- tice this morning that flee city deliv- cry would go into effect in Troy, June 1. There will be three carriers and one substitute, appointments to be made through the regular civil Service regulations.
 s. H. Elan of The Troy Messenger, was the victim of @ painful accident yesterday afternoon While the paper was being printed, his right arm was caught in the heavy press. The press was stopped before the arm was drawn under the heavy cylinder and the press reversed, releasing MT. Blan from his perilous position. The bone was brok- en just above the wrist and the hand was lacerated in several places.
 MT. Elan is out today but 1t will be some time before he will again be able to resume his duties at his office.
 Jake Ellis, the 10-year- son of M M. Ellis. broke his left ankle in jump ing from the Central train near Han chey's mill. Young Ellis boarded a train which was shifting some cars on a side track at Hancey's mill. Before the train passed the mill he jumped off breaking his ankle in the fall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-08
strike is Pending .

Louisville, Ky, March 1.-The local union of street railway employees early today decided to presenr the entire question of the matters in dispute be- tween the Louisville Street Railway and its employees to President Minary of the railroad company for arbitra- ton.
 1t was unanimously voted that if the company refused to sign the articles of agreement a strike would be called. The railway officials have up to this ttirne declined to grant any of the de- rnands of the men for better wages and shorter hours.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-08
"PUGs. PAY BIG FINES.
Prize Fighters PenaIized for Ring n
 tie That Ended I'm Death

Prize Fighters PenaIized for Ring Bat
 tie That Ended An Death.
 Grand Rapids, Mich, March 7.-Judgs Start, of the superior court this af ternoon fined Harry Lewis, of Phil. adelphia, prize fighter, s1,000 for en. gazing in prize fight. and Jacob Bes- terman, father of Lewis, S1.O0O ana Frank O'Brien, Lewis trainer $20O fol aiding and abett1ng a prize fight.
 Except the pending case of Referee Eddie Ryan of Detroit, these fines close all action growing out of the fight here between Harry Lewis and Mike WarC of Sarnio, Ont, November 15. last which resulted in the death of Ward.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-08
MIR. GrLLrs IS DEAD.
superannuated Nrethodist Minister Ex- "A

superannuated Methodist Minister Ex.
 pfres at Clayton. Clayton, March q. tSpeoiaD aD--Rev' MT. Gillis died at his home here at ar early hour this morning.
 MT. Gillis was well-known having been for many years prominent mem. Der of the Alabama Conference of the Methodist Church. He was superan- nuated a few years ago and was re- siding here.
 He was Q man of decided ability ranking among the best preachers oi his church. and had served at many stations in this state, His death is deeply lamented here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-08
MANY WANT TO BE JUDGE
President stnI Looks With Fuyor O,
 Judre Walker

Washington. March 7--(special l. -Ac- cording to the best information obtain able the Attorney General mas not yet had time to take more than a casual look at the recommendations flied in his office with reference to the addi- tional Federal Judge in Alabama.
 Recommendations for the various candidates are still rolling In, and con- siderable outside pressure is being brought to bear upon the powers here to bestow this high office upon Mir. Hundley of Huntsville, n view of tho fact that the Senate failed to confirm him as United States Attorney for the Northern District.
 If the President decides after Colonel Bonaparte submits the papers, to ap- point Democrat, the prevailing opin- ion here still is that Judge Walker of Huntsville stands the best chance.
 Alfred ! Stofer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-08

ls, got up. looked out and returnea to bed, thinking a night drill was in progress. He passed by the black smith shop the following day and saw the gun racks being repaired. He tes- tified as to the careless manner in which the soldiers kept their slightly worn uniforms.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-08
FIRE sIENACEs TOWN.

Delphi, La, March 7t-Five of the principal buildings of Delphi were burned to the ground and three others were completely demolished with dy- namite during fire before daylight today The dynamite was used to save the entire town from destruction. Among the buildings destroyed by fire were the Mason's Hotel and the post office. The Western Union Telegraph office was among those dynamited. The loss will be about s5,000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-08
mIss FIrzanRALp pnAp.
Daughter of Bishop Was Travelling
 ME-H@wm4@

Daughter of Bishop Was Travelling in <f5. Malaysia.
 St. Louis, March 7.--Beyond a cable gram announcing the sudden death oi Miss Cornelie Fitzgerald at Panang, Malaysia, no additional word concern ing the cause of her death has been received.
 Bishop J. N. Fitzgerald, accompa- nted by his wife, two daughters and son, departed from St. Louis last De- cember on trip around the world The deceased was the elder daughter. It is probable the body will be brought home to St. Louis for burial
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-08
wmDDED IN aADsDEN.

Miss Woodruff is Bride of Pelham
 Sita.
 Gadsden, March Especial. l--Pe1- ham D. sltz and Miss Annie Woodruff were married at the home of the brides mother on Eighth Street last night at o'clock, Rev. H. Kegley, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, officiat- ing.
 Miss Woodruff is the eldest daughter of Mrs. Sarah Woodruff Mir. Sitz is a member of the firm of Cocheron and Eitx.
 They will b eat home to their friends at 216 Sixth Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-08
soLoN IS BRTnnD.
Massachusetts LegiaIator ChaREed wifi
 Accepting Gratuity.

MEASUREMENTS LeRImInfDN GihaRRD6 vV4fIl
 Accepting Gratutty.
 Boston, March 7.-S. John Iaxnou- reaux of North Adams, Republican. irl tho Legislature from the Second Beri- shire District. was arrested today on an indictment returned by tho EufroIls gratuity. The indictment consists of four counts that Lamoreaux received '$1s0 from William IT. McArastars. of this city, on a promise to influence two members of the Legislative Committees against a certain bill now pending in the Legislature. Lamoreaux was held in $2.OOO bond.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-08
MAJOR MoFrETr DEAD.
Aged AIabamian Comes Home from
 Louis to Die.

Columbus. Ga, March 7.-- Special. )-- Major Charles K. Mofrett, aged 72 years, died this afternoon at the home of his nephew, Moffett Flournoy, at Broken Arrow" Russell County, Ala bama, after having been in i'll health for some time.
 Tn recent years he had been a resi- dent of St. Louis where he n1anufac- tured on an extensive scale a patent medicine which he invented in Colum- bus shortly after the civil war.
 He was major of the End Georgia Battalion in the war and served as a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-08
DEATH OF MISS M,CAsKY.
EstimabIe Young Woman of Camden
 sT.afa f0 Heat

Estimnbfe Young Woman Of Cnmden
 Laid to Rest
 Camden, March 7.--(Speciaf)- )--The re- mains of Miss Minerva McCasky were brought from Mobile last night.
 Miss McCasky had been in bad health for some time. About two weeks ago she went to hospital in Mobile for treatment, where she died last Tuesday uight. Miss McCaskey was an estimabIe young woman and was a consistent member of the Methodist Church.
 The interment took place this after noon. at o'clock at the Camden Gem atery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-08

soldier throughout the four years He returned from St. Louis to his old home a few months ago owing to i'll health. nent families in Russell County and Columbus.
 The funeral will take place in colum- bus tomorrow
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-08
ARTIST sLAYs SELF.
Mrs Nathalie Dole Latham Takes Own

Mrs. Nathalie Dole Latham Takes Own
 Life in Paris.
 Paris, March 7.--Mrs. Nathalie Dole Latham. who was a Miss Lockwood, committed suicide today by shooting herself. Mrs. Latham was an Ameri- can and was known here and in New York as portrait painter. She lived in New York in 1905, where she had a studio on West 42nd Street
 Mrs. Latham killed herself in her apartments in the Rue viete She fired one shot from five chambered revol- yer into the region of the heart, which caused instant death.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-08
Saturday Matinee and Night. ls0ur New MiuIster.D

The enthusiastic reception that was awarded Denman Thompson's and Geo. Rycr's comedy Our New Minister" on its first recent production at the Mont gomery Theatre was such. that every person to whom 1t was then presented may be counted upon to greet this charming play on Saturday matinee and night at the Montgomery Theatre for return date. In Our New Minister the authors of The Old Homestead'' have not adhered to the theatrical con- ventionalities of play architecture, they simply transport the spectator to the rural community at Hardscrabble, N, H. The cast will be exactly the same as seen here recently.
 Seat sale opens this morning for both matinee and night performances.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-08
"EMPTY" GUN KILLS.
Woman stays Brother While Playing
 With Weapon.

Beaumont. Tex, March 7.--Saying in e joking manner, "pll throw this cup at you; no. I'll shoot you," Mrs. Gus Gelleck raised a rifle and pulled the trigger of the supposed empty weapon and the loaded gun discharged it's cons tents Into the neck and head of her l5-year-old brother. Hoyt Sherman, infiicting wounds from which he died this afternoon. The boy resided about i've miles north of this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-08

Times like these. call for ssthe most fer your money" Use Daybrealx Fer tiiizers and Acid Phosphates.
 Marks and Gayle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-08

DuJointer Is now at the Exchange, stables on Lee Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-08

Dupointer is now at the sfnbIea on Lee street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-08
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Curbog-Clapp Marble cos Marble and Granite Monumental 20e-211 Dexter. Phone 14S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-08
FLOWER SEEDS.

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 BURKES DRUG STORE. Cor. Court and Monroe.
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