The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04

ty days on the streets. For being drunk and tlisorderly he was hned elo or twenty days on the streets. On the charge of larceny hs was bound over to await the action of the next grand jury in the sum of $200.
 AAlabama- Is Dead.s
 About month ago one of the old ltonesses in the animal show of the amusement company which has been wintefing here, gave birth to three cubs, Two of the young lion cubs are after their birth one of them was named Selma the second Dallas" and he third Alabama"
 For. some weeks after their birth the three little lion cubs got along splen- didly and were growing rapidly. But one day the female, Alabama" became Ill and the medicine whi,h the show people gave seemed to do her no good. The little lioness fingered until yes terday morning, when she died "sel- ma" and Dallas" the two remaining little ones. appear to be in splendid health and the show people believe they will grow to old age.'
 Minstrel Negr0 In Trouble.
 For the past two days under tent in the northern part of the city a ne- gro minstrel company caijled the "Flor- Ida Sunfower Bells" have been giving performances. Among the members of the troupe was negro, Aaron stanton, who appeared in police court this morn- ing to answer to the, charge of lar- ceny.
 After the performance yesterday af- ternoon. Stanton took a piece of wood from the yard of the residence of MT. Whitman. who lives close by. When the police officer arrested him .he was in the tent splitting the piece of wood In police court this morning he was hnAd $15 or thirty days on the streets.
 Hard Case Arrives.
 The river packet Hard Cash reached the city wharf this morning at II o. only a small load of miscellaneous freight which was quickly discharged and this afternoon the Hard Cash left for Mobile with a good cargo of freight.
 New Associatiou Formed.
 An important meeting of the School Improvement Association was held late yesterday afternoon. The meet ing was largely attended by the mem bers of the association and during the session much business was transact ed. The Rural School Committee which last Saturday gave picnic to the children of the city at Eikdale Park made splendid report end turn ed in to the main organization tidy sum of money which they had realized from this picnic.
 During the meeting an auxiliary committee was organized to look after school improvement in the neghbor- hood of the Cawthon Cotton Mills In this city. The new organization start ed off with a membership of twenty seven.
 Meeting of Card Club.
 Mrs, B. J. Schuster was hostess yes- terday afternoon for the members or the Tuesday Card Club at her hand some home on Dallas Street. The par lors were tastefuliy decorated with fernts and cutt flowers. Euchre was played and the prize. some linen hand kerchiews was won by Mrs. Arthur Loeb. At conclusion of the games a two course luncheon was enjoyed.
 Social sud Personal Mrs. Monroe Elkan will entertain on next Monday afternoon at half past three o'clock at cards in honor Of her sister Miss Emily Friedman of St. Louis.
 MT. Morris Frieberg of Cincinnatti Is spending to-day here with friends. Mr. George Yeatman of Birmingham spent Tuesday in the city.
 Mrs. Herman Ullman was hostess this afternoon fo rthe members of the