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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20
KINGS DAUGHTERS ADyopas.
Ntnth Annnel Ceaferenee Comes to

Ninth Annnel cenferenee Gomes to 2
 C1Nae.
 vicksburg. Miss, Nov. 19--With ad- dresses by Miss Sophie Wright of New Orleans, Miss Libby Of New York, and Mrs. E. Trask Hill of Boston, the ninth annual conference of the International Order Of Kings Daughters adjourned tonight. BneyEps, Ohio, was selected as the next meeting place, and the fol- lowing officers were chosen:
 Mrs. Robert J. Reed, Wheeling, w. Va, chairman; Miss Jennie Grennwood, St. Louis, secretary. Advisory board: Miss Sophie Wright, New Orleans; Miss Alice Garrett, Germantown, Pa; Miss Annie M. Braun, Toronto. Canada.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20
DOCTORS NOT PROSECUTED.
Cases In Baldwin County Not Presse'
 nw CnVaaaS~~

By Solicitor.
 Bay Minette. Nov. 19.--(Special.)-- In the county court today before Judge Smith the case of the State against Drs. W. c. Aiken. c. L. Lambert. Pea Hall Henry Borst anl W. J.. Mason was not pressed by the solicitor, there being no legal ground for the action brought by County Health Officer, Dr. V. McR.- Schowalter of Point Clear, against the eight doctors
 The charge against the doctors was that of neglecting or Refusing to re- port to the county health officer for the month of October. 1907. within the time and mode required by Section 10 of the state laws relating to public health.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20
Lisdsey in sfebils,

Judge Ben. B. Lindsey, the boys was met at tho train by Mobile friends. and escorted to the residence of MT. and Mrs. J. B. Waterman. on West Georgia Avenue, with whom he IS staying. 4 @a
 . Judge Iindseg was met this morn- ing at the Waterman home by dele and escorted to Barton Academy where he was given an ovation. He was in- trodnced to the school by Prof. R. A. Mickle. Judge Lindsey delivered an interesting talk to the young people on the subject of Child and state"
 Tonight Judge Lindsey was the guest of the Boys Club and delivered his celebrated lecture The Child and the Statev
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20

sel fer the Geysrpmsnh sslked Lewis why he had trgnsfefred his house and thousands of dollars of realty and de- ysiopment company bonds were secur- ed by the property. Lewis vigorously denounced the statement as de- liberate lie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20
HUNDLEY IS SEVERE.
Heavy Penalties for Violations of Rev. 4. emue Laws,

|! enue Laws.
 Pepsacola. Fla. Nov 1S.--(Special.) Judge Oscar R. Hundley. of the Northern District of Alabama. who is presiding over the session of the Fed- eral Court here. is imposing heavy penalties upon persons brought before him for making wildcat" whiskey.
 Today two aged defendants from Jackson County. NJ. B. Mcclellan and J. U. Bellamy. entered pleas of guilty to illicit distilling. Mcclellan was fined 9100 and costs while the same fine with sixty days additional was impos- ed upon Bellamy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20
RO0sEVELTss THANKsGIvING.
He Wlm Net spend Day nt Wlfe's yir-
 gfnIa Estate

ltE VIII NAA SHGAA D@S bS " AArS V PNET gfnla Estate
 Washington, Nov. 19--Presideat Roosevelt this year is to vary his Thanksgiving Day plan and instead of going to Pine Knot, Va, where Mrs. Roosevelt owns an estate. he win make a days trip to Montpelier, Va. which is a few miles this side of charlottes- 'i,sS TS. dstails of the days outing have not as yet been made public and it is not known whether the President intends to try his luck at wild turkey shooting of whether tha diversion is to be of another character,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20
MIR. BARCLAY AT HOME.
Bay Minette Banker Discusses Fimans
 cial OutIook.

cial OutI0ok.
 Bay Minete. Nov. I9.--(SpeciaI J. Hon. Charles Barclay, President of tho Baldwin County Bank, of thisf place, has returned from an extended trip to New York city and other Eastern points.
 He says there is plenty of money in the country and business Is good. What is lacking is confidence. Mat ters will shorty adjust themselves and the present furry will be thing of the past.
 At a meeting of the common Council of Bay Minette last night. J. c. Eu- banks was elected Town Marshal. in place of Miles Mashburn. deceased:
 A petition is being circulated asking the Council to call a special election immediately upon the question of is- suing $5.oO0 of school bonds. It win be presented to the Council at once and it is expected that the election will he called either just before or immedi- ately atfer the Christmas holidays.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20
steamer,r RIr ProfItu.

London, Nov. 19.-The Liverpool Courier in an article regarding the ex- penditure and revenue of the steamers Lusitania and Mauretania, figures that profit of $66. 900. The expenditures are estimated to be $S9.95O, -thus giving these steamers an income of $l55,s5O per trip.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20
NEW BUILDING OPENED.
Structure for Van AnteeFps of Mobile
 GnuanfAtaA

Structure Tor Van AAtGefps or m0Due
 Completed.
 Mobile, Nov. 1e.--(Speciai )-The doors of the new Van Antwerp build ing were opened to the public this morning without ceremony and thous. ands of people passed through, exam ming the fine building and congrat- ulating the owners.
 The work Is not completed. but the front part can be occupied just as easily as the rear where the store has been operating since the old build. ing on the corner was torn down.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20
mATTx TIGER STEAKS.
Indian Chief Addresses Traps-Missis-
 sippi Cangrees.

Inafan Chief Addresses Traas-h4tssisr
 sippi Cengress.
 Muskogee, Okla. Nov. le--0ver 1- 500 delgates were present here today when David R. Francis, former Cover nor of Missouri, called th@ Eighteenth Annual meeting of the Trans Mississip- pi Commereial Congress, to order five civilized trihes, delivered an ad- dress of greeting te the Congress. Matty Tiger spoke In bis natiye Eon- giie.
 President H. Y. LoEeland then de- liyered his annual address, dwelling at some length upon Federal improve ment of Waterways.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20
MARINE NEWs.

Galveston. Tex, Nov. l9.--Arrived: Steamers White Wings kBr.), Roberts Buenos Ayres; Russian Prince (Br), Davidson. Philadelphia.
 Cleared: Steamers Fl Dia, Mason, New York; Iran lRr.) Peabody Charles ton: Trader lBr.E Williams Rotter- dam; Southra tBr.), Watts, Liverpool; i; Vitalia fNeF.), Langley, HRvana and Matana.
 Sailed: Steamers Iran (Rr), Pea body, Charleston; Fl Dia, Mason, New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20
Ponltry Show Beeina.

The annual exhibition of the Ala bama Poultry and Pet Stock Associa- ton opened Tuesday at noon with great enthusiasm. There are more strictly high class birds entered than ever be- fore. The entire number is not so large as anticipated but. the quality is the best In the South. The arrange ment of the hall will be completed by evening and the judging will be part ly completed and some of the ribbons up by night.
 < Judge Marshall arrived At noon and began arranging for his work. The awards will be made by the comparI- son system this year instead of by score card. as heretofore. This new method is much more satisfactory than the old way and is being adopted by the leading poultry associations.
 It will be remembered that the show Is held in the store on the corner of Third Avenue and Twentieth Street. Premiums are paid out of gate re- ceipts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20
sTooKHoLDERs REELECTED.

Apnusf Meeting of Atlantic Coast Liae
 is Held.
 Richmond, Nov. i9--The annual meet ing of the Atlantic Coast Line stock hoIdersAwas held here today. The old of- fcere and directors were reelected. The directors annouaeed that owing to the unsettled financial condition they had decided not to declare dividend until a called meeting, to be held some time in December,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20
DameerousIy Hurt.

Henry Brodnax was dangerously in- jured at the open hearth mill in No. 2 steel plant at g o'clock this morning. It seems while Mir. Broadnax was working on one of the furnaces a 2x4 scantlinE fell on him striking him on the jaw ani shoulder. The injured man was quickly removed to an in- frmary. His injuries are said to be dangerous. The unfortunate man has many friends in Ensley.
 MaFion Football Team.
 ca Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at West End Park. the football squads of the Marion Military Institute and the Birmingham High School will get together, The teams are two of the strongest amateur organizations in the State and a warm battle is expected.
 Much interest Is being taken in the coming battle and indications are that A large crowd will be present
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20

The trouble with the Taft boom lies in the fact that the United States at large does not relish the loea or oeihs treated as if 1t were a stenographer,--- Washington Herald,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20

Port Eads. Nov. 19.A-Arrived: Steam CTS Norheim (Nor.), Tonnessen, Vera Cruz and Tamptco; Vera (Nor), Rynn- ing, Port Limon; Emmi Arp (Ger). Spect, Tamptco; Arkadis, Grihiths Porto Rico; Preston (Nor.), Olsen, Port Limon; City of Tampieo (Nor.), Olsen. Vera Cruz and TanTpico; Haakon VII (Nor.), Thuestad. Colon.
 Sailed; Steamers Dictator (Nor.). Gunvaldsen. Ceiba via Belize and Port BaFrios.
 Mobile, Nov. 1s.--Arrived: Strs, Fort Morgan (Nor.). Falkstead, Bocas del Toro; Espania (Nor.), Danielsen, Puerto Cortez: Belize (Nor.). Hansen, Belize; Schrs. Melba (Br.o, Richard. cienfuegos; Florence R. Hewson (Br.), Havana.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20

Miss Florine Poppenhein and Mfr. Ike Rosenbush of Meridian, spent yesterday here while en route to Montgomery, where MT. RoseBbush will wed Miss Beckhart of that city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20

Malaria Makes Pale Biood. The ola Standard GROVES TASTELEsS builds np ths system. For srown pfsple and Children. see. sdv'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20
LEWIS TRIAL CONTINUES.

Uegendank Denounced CeRta1n State-
 uaents as . Deliberate Lie.
 St. Louis, Nov. ls--Edwafd c. Lewis. who is on trial on the charge of hsv- ing used the malls to defraud, re- Huued his place on the witness stand in the United States District Court to1 day, to continue the cross-examination left unfinished when court adjourned yesterday. At the trying moments Lewis look ed steadily at his wife as he carefully answered questions.
 Former Judge Krum, leading coun-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20

New Orleans, La. Nov 19.--cleared: Steamers Anna (Aust). Radossich. Mar seilles via Cadiz; Gotthard (Nor.), Sandsdalen, Santiago, Manzanillo and cienfusgoS via Galveston; Norheim (Nor.), Tonnessen, TampIco Sonora (dexicanl, Abad. Vera Cruz; Ei Valle. Patten, New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20
L 0. R. M. RECEPTION
DAUGHTERS OF P0CAHONTAs WILL
 ENTERTAIN IN sELMA.
Great Chiefs of Ainbama VIII Be In- vited to Attend---News of
 the Central City.
Advertiser Bureau,
 cAtv,a Novnmhar ft

Advertiser Bureau,
 Selma. November 1e. 2
 At . meeting of the Towalla Council No. 22. Daughters of Pocahontas, Im- proved Order of Red Men of Alabama, held last night. it was decided that the Council should give grand reception on the first Friday night in December.
 A committee consisting of Mrs. J. A. wauchope. Mrs. W. N. Day, and Miss Day, to act in conjunctiop with eom- mittee from the Mohawk Tribe of Red Men in getting up the reception which will be given by both branches of the order.
 The reception will be given at the spacious residence of MT. and Mrs. !. A. Wauchope on Franklin Street, they having tendered their home for the af- fair. The committees will within the next few days send out over 200 invita- tions to the affair which will prove 8 most enjoyable one.
 Invitations for the reception will be sent to all of the great chiefs of both braness@s of the order throughout the State. These officials, 1t is expected, will respond to the tnvitations and be- side Great Sachem R, E. l.. Mel 1t is ex- pected that Mrs. I. M. McPherson, Deputy Grand Poeahentas of Alabama, Crest Senior Sagainore, Great Chief of Records. Great Keeper of Wampuus attend.
 The members of the Towalia Council will use every effort to make the af- fair a brilliant and grand success. With this end in view the ladies of the order have already started to work and q most pleasant evening will be spent by all who will attend the reception.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20

Mrs. Ella Meyer of Demopolis spent yesterday here with friends while en route to Montgomery to attend the Rosenbush- -Beckhart wedding.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20
ADAMs ON TRIAL.

His Testimony Was i'm Nature of an
 AIIbf.
 Rathdrunn, Ida, Nov. 1s.-Steve Ad- ans was on the stand today in his own defense. His statement as to his move ments was in the nature of an alibi, and according to 1t, he was not on the ground when Tyler was murdered. Adams told of his arrest in Baker
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20

Miss Irma Marx of Greensboro will spend tomorrow here with friends while en route to Montgomery to visit friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20
eoefal and Persqnal.

Miss Grace Nelson has been spending the past few days in Birmingham with her sister, Mrs. J. c. Long.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20

Mir. Charles Borg of Montgomery spent Monday here with friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20

Headaches and Neuralgia frean CoIda. LAXATIVE BRoMo Qninine. the world wide Cold and Grip Remedy removes cause. Call for full name. Look for signature P. ". Grove. 25c. -WOd
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20

Mfr. McElwee of Mobile is here today on business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20
whipped His wise.

John Samples, negro, was tried in police court this morning on a warrant charging him with assault and battery. Yesterday afternoon at his home in the extreme western part Of the city John Samples got mad with his wife over a family dispute. The quarrel between the men and his wife Julia Samples, terminated by the man ehastising his wife in good fashion. The woman had him arrested and he was fined $sS or fifty days on the streets this morning when hts case was tried.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20
SfeIe . Rntr of Trousers

Jesse Thomas, a negro, was tried ta police court this morning on the charge Of larceny. Late yesterday afterpoen ths negro entered the store. of TFwin end GottschaiT on Washington Street, and while in the store he stole a pair of vpants. The theft Of the trousers was detected and the negro was arrest ed. This morning he was fined e2s or Afty days on the streets for the ofenBs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20

Mr. Max Dreyfus of Montgomery is here today with friends.
 MT. W. w. Echard has returned from Birmingham where he went to attend the football game Saturday.
 Editor Charles Greer of The Marion Standard spent today in Selma.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20
..RINER TAKES LIFE
CD SAILOR ENDS EXISTENCE IN
 MOBILE.
x '. nsmmnef Swallowed Lsudannm and Refused Medical Assipt- ance saying He Want
 ed ts Die.

Mobile, Ecy. is.--fspecisl. )-Dsciar- ing that he wanted to die and end hls Sxistence ana refusing to permit his friends to send for medical assistance after nc had swallowed the contents of . four-oupcs phial ef iauqannn E Romanof, an aged mariner. was found bv khe police ip the rear room ef ledrlnx house at No. Cont Street to- day where he died after two hours of suffering.
 Romanof was an old mariner and had been engaged in jobs about the lodging houEe conducted by Frank Dostit He had been in bad health for q number CT years, q sufferer from asthma
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20

Mrs< ChSrlss Johnstone and little KO1g who have been with her parents. A9f. and Mrs. Z M. F. Inge. for sev- eFaI months. will return to Purvis, Miss, with Mr. Johnstone this week. where he has gone into business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20

Mrs. Rittenhouse Moore has return ed from Nsw York, where she spent the past Jew months, her daughters, Mrs. Thpmas and Mes Amanda Moore will xkkmrn h . few weeks
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20

pr. Harry T. Inge Is home from q short stay in Montgomery, Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20

Mrs. ". L. Avery. who is the wife nf the Eng1ieh Consul at Belize, Brit isa Honduras and who has been the siiest of Mrs Robert Wayne for sey- erJ weeks Is now visiting Miss yir- Klnia Thomas on Government Street
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-15
SKATE INSTEAD OF READING ROLLER CRAZE EFFECT Heavy Decrease in the Cir
 culation of a Large
 Free Library.

Indianapolis, July 14.-The effect of roller skating on the circulation of the Indianapolis public library, reported for the month of March by Miss E. G. Browning, librarian, was also apparent in the showing made by Miss Brown ing's report for the year ending June 30, 1907, made to the City School Board. There was a loss of 10,S22 books circu- lated from the main library, the eight branches, sixteen delivery stations and the schools, and from the rental col lection, when compared with the cir culatlon for the year immediately pre- ceding.
 The circulation of books, through all the avenues open in the public library system of the city, for the year ending June 30, 1907, was 315,S95; for the year ending June 30, 1906, 326,717.
 The loss was mainly, according to the librarian's report, in the main li- brary and in the schools, and Miss Browning gave it as her belief that it was undoubtedly due to the remod- cling of the main library building last fall, the epidemic of measles through the winter and to "the epidemic of roller skating" the heaviest losses oc- curing when the schools were closed.
 When these conditions disappeared, D Miss Browning's report says, ''the cir culation came up again and showed the normal increase, but not soon enough to cover the heavy losses.N
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-15
HAD BEEN DEPRESSED.
Trunk p. PHcghHr Was fin Poor Health
 for Year Preceding Death,


 for Year Preceding Death.
 The suicide of Frank P. Pheghar at his home on Dwight street has been much discussed the last two days. His rash act is thought to have been due to breeding over his poor health. There were few who knew that he was depressed in spirits, although his relatives state that for the past year his health had been very poor. He was able for most of his time to go to his place of business, but the family can see now that the effect of his ill health was very depressing.
 He superintended the erection of a new factory for the company of which he was a member and was getting ready to move the business from Crown street to Winchester avenue. His rel ative state that the worry of looking out for this proposed removal at a time when his health was so poor was the undoubted cause of his taking his own life.
 MT. Pfleghar was a man who made many friends and all sympathize with his parents in their bereavement Mir Pheghar's funeral will be held from his late home on Dwight street and will be private. The body will be taken to New York city, and interment will be in Greenwood cemetery, Brook lyn.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-15
HONEY CROP A FAILURE. BUSY BEES NOT BUSY. Either Killed Outright ol Discouraged by the
 Weather.

Washington, July 14--The honey crop of the United States is a total failure, according to walter s. Pouder, of this city.
 From every State in the Union where we obtain honey, the beekeepers have stopped work this year." said he. 'It is probable, however, that some good honey may be obtained from Michigan and Wisconsin, where the product is taken from basswood trees, This crop is probably now being har- vested and should be ready for the market late this month.
 Honey obtained from white clover will not be enough to supply one-third of the trade. Since the middle of June I have been unable to fill orders. From California and Colorado whence most of our white clover honey comes, deal- CTS have written me that no honey has been obtained,
 "The warm weather in March started the bees working and we thought the crop this year would be larger than in previous years but the cold spell which lasted dDOuJ S6Nen WeekS CduSeu -tlle bees to quit work, When the bees should have been breeding cold wealth CT hurt them and many of the best honey gatherers died from want of ncurishment."
 "The pure food law is a help to the trade, and if the supply were good the business this year would be the largest on record. Honey must be honey now. In the comb it always was honey, not witbstanding newspaper stories to the contrary, but strained honey was adul- terated with glucose. If this is done | now it must be so stated on the pack age Strained honey is popular on ac- count of the lower price, and now that buyers may know that 1t is pure it will be in great demand"
 The wholesale price has already ad- vanced two cents for strained honey and three cents for honey in comb. Dealers say prices are bound to go higher as the season advances. The wholesale price of comb honey is IS cents; strained, ten cents.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-15
To Tour by Trolley.

On Saturday, last, Messrs, Frank H, Seller A. Manager and S. Hitchcock, all well known employees of the S. shon- finger Piano O., left for a trolley trip to New York, They will be gone ten days or two weeks and will take an extensive trolley tour of New Jersey and Pennsylvania as well.
 They expect an enjoyable time in seeing the country and having the bene- fit of plenty of fresh air by their mode \ of travelling.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-15
MRS. COLLINS INJURED.
Fell from Car and Sustained Bad sssa,F
 Wound Saturday.

While alighting from a car at tho corner of Church and Chapel streets Saturday evening Mrs Collins, sixty year-old woman, living on Ferry street lest her footing and fell to the pove- ment. She sustained bad ecall wound.
 Mrs. Collins fell with a scream and much excitement was caused owing to the fact that the large crowd In Chapel street thought she had been run over, The police ambulance was sent for, but Mrs. Collins who had been carried into MIx's drug store, was able to take a cah to her hoEe. where medical at. tendance was at once secured. It is ex- pected that she will recover. Dr. Wil- liam G. Dsggett attended her in tht drug store.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-15
YALE ATHLETE DIVORCED.
Niece of Marshall Field Gains Freedom
 from Preston Gibson.

Judge Honore of Chicago, Saturday granted Mrs. Preston Gibson, the niece of the late Marshall- Field, a divorce from her husband, the former Yale athlete The grounds are intolerable cruelty, Preston Gibson is a graduate of Hopkins Grammar school and for a time was 8 member of the class of 1900 in Shelf. He was an end of the uni versity football team and pitched for his freshman nine. While in Shelf. he belonged to the Berzelins siciety.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-15
LOSES HIS TEETH.
Italian Badly Bumped by

ItHIlHh B"NIy Bumped DIV Trolley Gar.
 AS a result of an accident, which happened Saturday night at the corner of South Front and Ferry streets, be- tween a carriage and a trolley car, Joseph Allpice, an Italian, had most of his front teeth knocke out, and iniur- ed his shoulder also. It is not known whether or not he sustained any inter- nal injuries. Two other Italians, who were sitting in the seat with the injur- ed man, and a number of passengers on teh car were shaken up, but were not injured.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-15

The republicans are going about and talking over mayoralty candidates and they seem to have number of
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-15
Beef Is Higher.

In the local markets the price of prime beef has been raised from two to four cents pound. The reason for the raise is the poor quality of west ern beef this summer.