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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-06-14
ALFRED H. WILSON
will appear for County Commissioner; and
In the third district the names of
JOSEPH T. DECKMAN,
ROBERT FORWOOD,
DENIS ]. SHANAHAN

will appear In the place of those given above
as candidates for County Commissioner.
One candidate for County Commissioner Is
to be nominated from each of the first second
and third districts.
There will be no candidates for County
Commissioner In the fourth, fifth and six til
districts, and In these districts names for
this office will be printed on the ticket.
The governing body aforesaid also certified
the following names to be printed on the
tickets of the respective districts and pre-
cincts of Hartford county the candidates
for Executive Commit tecmen:
First District-First precinct, Edgar Z.
Tuchston; second precinct, DIR. Charles E.
Roth.
Second District-First precinct, James T.
Pritchard; second precinct. Edison II. Foard;
third precinct, George b. Osborn.
Third District-First precinct, George
Smith Norris: second precinct. Robert II.
Archer. Jr third precinct, Patrick 7. Shana-
han; fourth precinct. Benjamin w. Wilson
Fourth District-First precinct, John Thos.
Gross; second pr cinct, Noble L. Mitchell;
third precinct William A. Hulshart.
Fifth District-First precinct, Alex ander
Finney Galbreath; second precinct, William
A. Wheeler.
Sixth District--First precinct, Martin p,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-06-14

~~For Rent.-My late resider e on
Norwood Farm, in first class order with
all modern conveniences. Admirably
adapted to party seeking summer home.
P. H. Mccormick, Bel Air.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-06-14

wrLumber For Sale-Pine, Oak and
Chestnut All sizes cut to order Apply
to Samuel Stinchcomb, Edgewood, Har-
ford Co., Md, or H. L. CRUDE, 1909
American Building, Baltimore, Md.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-06-14

~~Herring plenty at Otter Point, SELL
ing at 25 cents per 100. John p. Leight.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-06-14

wrThe largest line of runabouts In the
county to select from. Call at once
Prices reduced to cost. Enterprise Car
rage Co., Bel Air.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-06-14

~Found.-Bicycle, between the resi-,
dence of John d. Worthington and
Charles A. Bull. Owner can have same
by proving property and paying costs of
advertisement. Joseph Carroll, Bel Air.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-06-14

~~For Sale-All kinds Pot and Bed.
ding Plants. Cut Flowers on short no.
tice. r. H. Lee & Bro, Bel Air, Md.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-06-14

~Money to lend on mortgage. Ap-
ply to Walter w. Preston, Attorney, Bel
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-29
FOR SEVEN JUSTICES
TEAsLEY BILL WILL DECREASE NUMBER OF MAGISTRATES.
Provides for enc Omeial From Each Beat in City Insted of Two---
 Elective Board of Rev.

A bill introduced in the Sente yes- terday by Senator Teasley provides there shall be only one justice of the peace in each of the seven beats in the city of Montgomery. At present there are two justices of the peace in each of the city beats.
 The bill is a reincarnation of the measure passed by the last Legisia- ture at the instance of Senator Ben H. Screws of Montgomery. The Screws bill after 1t became a law. was knocked out by a decision of the Supreme Court which declared that under the constitution insufficient no- tfce had been given that local meas ure.
 The bill introduced yesterday by senator Teasley has been advertised, and is thought to meet all constitu. tional requirements. It is a brief bill. and simply declares that the beats of ontgomery from One to Seven inclu- sive shall have only one justice of the peace, who Is to be elected by the qualified electors of that beat.
 Senator Teasiey's elective Board of Revenue bill was yesterday put on the calendar with favorable report. Ims divides the county of Montgom- cry into five Board Of Revenue dis tricts. three of which are to be in- oiuded in the city of Montgomery. and the other two In the country precincts of the county.
 The terms of the present members Of the Board of Revenue of Mont. gomery county will expire April i. Under the present law members of the Board of Revenue are appointed by the Governor. The bill provides that the appointments to be made by the Governor in April are to be good only until after the next general elec- tion. which will be held in November 1903. At that time, if the bill passes three members of the Board will be elected from the city of Montgomery. and two from the country. The mem. bers of the Board who are to be eiec- ted in 1908 will take the places of the members who will be appointed by the Governor in April.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-29
TO MEET IN SECRET
COTTON ASSOCIATION TO HOLD FIX
 EcUTIvE SESSION.
President Gay Announces Pass Word VIII Be Necessary To Attend Meet ings in Future--Narehouse
 Han Approved.

Hereafter the meetings of all branches of the Southern Cotton Asso- citation and the Farmers Ass1ciatio Cotton Warehouse, will be executive and 1t will require a pass word to en- ter the meetings If the proposals of Charles L.. Gay are put into effect. MT. Gay. who is president of the Montgomery County Division of the Southern Cotton Association. and an Alabama member of the National Exec utive Committee of the Cotton Associa- tion, gave utterance to the closed door policy at a called meeting of the stock
 holders of the Farmers Association Cotton Warehouse of Montgomery County. at noon yesterday, at the coun- ty court house
 The remarks of Mir. Gay preceded the session of the warehouse association. which was executive. Toward the
 conclusion of short talk, in which he explained the happenings of the recent Birmingham convention. President Gay said he expected to call meetings at an early date in the different beats and explain to the farmers what the Birm- ingham convention had accomplished, and the warehouse plans adopted at the convention.
 The sessions. he said. he proposed to have executive. and a pass word should be adopted to entitle a person to enter into the deliberations of the essocia- ton. The trouble in the past had been that the meetings were entirely too
 wide open for the public. and some peo-
 pie had attended n1eetings who were not in sympathy with the movement. President Gay spoke of plans for the incorporation of the Southern Cotton Association, as
 adopted at the Birmingham conven- tion, and said the matter was now be- ing attended to at headquarters.
 The plan decided upon by the Birr- ingham convention, for warehousfug
 and holding cotton. was discussed hy Mir. Gay. It had been agreed by the committee having this phase in charge. 1t would be Letter to organize ware
 house and holding companies in every cotton producing country. rather than to organise a general company. AS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-29
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 13,oO3 486,O27
 18,OO1.

soon as the counties are organised. fk is proposed to z fganize them into State Association. and then to merge the State Associations, into a general organization covering the South. He thought 1t would take some time to do this.
 On motion of Mir Gay. President 4. H Eubank, of the Farmers Associatiou Cotton Warehouse. then deci kred the meeting of the stockholders tex exeou. tive session.
 After the session, it was given out that the incorporation of the warehouse association. with an authorised capital stock Of $25.o0o. and a paid in capital of $s.000. was ratified. and the list of ofiicers named in the papers of lncor- porati6n was approved A committees was continued in service for the puf. pose of purchasing q site for the pro- posed cooperative warehouse, and # was said the committee has three locations in view. The stockholders adourned at o'clock. after which the directors held an executive session.
 The meeting of the stockholders was largely attended Considerable entha- siasm was displayed in the warehouse movement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-29
BILL GOES TOO FAR
COMMITTEE TURNS DOWN ANT1-
 CIGARETTE MEASURE.
Members Decide 1t is Too Drastic. Project for EstabIfshment of Epifeptfc Colony Meets
 With Favor.


 The Public Health Committee of the Senate yesterday adversed the Wilson anti-ci garette bill. The committee took the grounds that the bill went too far.
 The committee also endorsed, in a modified form, the project for the es- tablishment of colony for epileptics in Alabama. Certain amendments to the bill, which was presented by sena- tor Mcwhorter, will be prepared and then the bill will be favorably re- reported.
 The Health Committee endorsed the bill restricting the sale of cocaine morphine and other narcotic drugs in Alabama. The bill. which was fa- vored by the committee, forbids the sale of any of these narcotic drugs except upon the prescription of a phy- sician. The bill is drawn specially to meet evil conditions, which are said to. exist in the larger cities of the State.
 The anti-cigarette bill was one of the most sweeping measures of It's kind ever presented to Legislature. It is sinilar to the faf-reaching law of Indiana, which not only forbids the sale and making of cigarettes. but makes it a misdemeanor to give away the material used in making cigarettes. The bill has been subject to consider able opposition since its introduction The bill which seeks to establish a colony for epiieptics. like those of New York and Massachusetts was tntro- duced in the Senate by Dr. McWhorter. The bill, as originally introduced. car ried an appropriation of $20.ooo for the establishment of the colony. The committee endorsed the general plan for the colony. but some members of the committee were not inclined to fa- vor an appropriation of that size for the purpose. An amendment will De drawn up. upon which the committee will agree.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-29
REWARD TO SPEAK
GOVERNOR OF SOUTH CAROLINA
 WILL ADDRESS LEGISLATURE.
@ImmlgratiOne to be Subject of Talk of Visiting state Executive at
 Joint SessiOn of Body.

Governor Duncan c. Hayward Is to address the two Houses of the Legis- lature today on the subject of "Im- migration" The hour of the joint session of the two Houses to listen to his address has not as yet been fixed, and will depend to some extent, 1t Is believed upon the hour of the arrival of the Governors train.
 Governor Hayward is expected to reach the city from Atlanta at 10.55 o'clock this morning, and will be es- corted at once to the Capitol. where 1t is likely the joint session will be held at noon, In order that all may listen to the distinguished visitor.
 4 committee was named by resolu" tion a few days ago to greet Cover nor Hayward. consisting of the Presl- dent of the Senate. Lieutenant Cover nor Gray Speaker Martin of tho House, and Colonel S. w. John. Represen- tative from Jefferson county. Both Mir. Gray and Mir. Martin will be busy pre- siding over the sessions of their re- spective Houses at the time of the arrival of the train bearing Governor Heywnrd. and MT. John will also be busy at that hour today, as the anti lobby bill, of which he Is the author, will come up this morning as soon as the journal Is approved. and the com mittee reports are ulsposeu or, az uh- finished business. A re resentatlVe oi representatives of the Legislature will go to the union station. however. to welcome Governor Hayward to the city.
 The details of the meeting to listen to Governor Hayward have not been - determined upon, and probably will not be until the exact hour of h 8 arrival in Montgomery is ascertained
 Great interest Is being taken in thu subject of immigration all through the South, especially in the South Carolina experiment of having line of immi- grant steamers ply directly between European ports and their own chief port, and Secretary Gilbert of the Montgomery Commercial Club looks for a number of Commercial Club wis. itors from all over the State to b. here today to listen to Governor Hey wards address.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-29
THREE MEN ARE KILLED
 BY FUMES OF AMMONIA
Explosion of Ice Machine im Possnn House Of Armour nnd Co, Gauss
 ea Loss oG Lifa.

Chicago. Jan. 2S.--Three men wers killed and sixteen others seriously in- jured today as the result of the ex. ammonia fumes. in the power house of Armour and Company at Forty-fouFth street and Packers avenue.
 Twenty men were working in ths room when the head of q cylinder on the ice machine blew of. filling the room with the fumes. Three men were instantly killed and a fourth died on the way to the hospital. The oths or men are In a serious conditions
 All of the victims were Austrian and Hungarian lnboTerH
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-29
WILL ERECT BIG BUILDING N. ]. Bell Decides on l2- Story Structure. FIRE PROOF THROUGHOUT To Occupy Corner of Lee and Montgomery Streets. sky.sr.psr ss Cost ssoo.eoo sad te Have s7s Rssms-Marks Besin-
 .iss sf s.siaes. ssetie-
 Extension.

A tveive-story building is to be srectsd bv N. !. Bell on the corner Uf Lee and Montgomery streets in Scrmatton as to the kind of building tc be erected on this corner was an : nounced yesterday from the ofhce of Ausfield and Blounts the arcniLecss who will have charge of the work.
 If the present plans are carriec os .ss the new building will be one or the most modern structures erected m Montgomery. Discussin git yesterday Mr. Ausfeld said:
 .srhe building will be twelve story ofice structure of the most mooeIh tyne. It will be constructed of struc- turaI steel throughout. There VIII pc 275 rooms in the building. whicn VIII of course, have a basement. IL VII be strictly ireproof. wnile the ssd ex.e srior win be of terra cotta' presSeo
 ssThe estimates for the steel. stone. terra cotta, etc., have aiready been made, and the orders have been sent on to diffrent firms In the North ana East. The building will cost when completed, $soo,000. Work will begin as soon as the excavations on the tot. nor- being made. are conpleted' ana
 expect to have the building com ed by October 1. The contract for
 erection of the building has not
 let as yet and it is possible con- teao of different parts will be let on fh -centage basis"
 fsa w structure will virtually be ths ning of the development of tr.s Montgomery west of Court .esa .e means that it Is only a
 .I of time before big business
 .ses will be built on Lee. Montgom- cry and Motion streets, and as far west as Catoma street.
 Lee street from being practically a side street to the business ditsrict. will be one of the principal. wholesale streets of the city. It leads directly to the freirht depot of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-29

Tn crude hanewriting. incorrect spelling and faulty diction. Roland williams. grandmother of the twins who were born of Stella Williams 2
 negress prisoner at the county jail, yesterday appealed to the Board or Revenue for assistance In caring for the offspring of her daughter.
 The woman said in the petition that the mother and one of the twins had died. leaving one to the grandmother's care. From the interpretation of the petition, 1t was evident the woman was in distress to properly provide for the child and, feeling that the twins were born in a county institution, she took the privilege of calling on the Board of Revenue for aid. She said she was poor, she had nothing to eat and has no wood to burn, and asked for help.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-29
GRANDMOTHER ASKS BOARD TO AID
 CHILDREN BORN IN COUNTY JAIL

Stella Williams. 15-year-old negress. was removed from the county jail the night of New Years Eve to St. Mar garet's Hospital. She had been a pris- oner at the county jail lacking three days of ten months. She had been convicted of arson and was awaiting a decision on an appeal in her case from the Supreme Court when she became the mother of two children.
 The negress died at St. Margaret's Hospital January T. leaving the twins in care of the grandmother. Follow ing the death Of the girl, It was inti- mated by Judge Thomas that the grand jury, which convenes February 4. would investigate the matter.
 The petition of the grandmother was read in open session of the Board by President Houghton. and was referred to Dr. c. T. Pollard. county physician.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-29
NEWS M BRIEF

A voluntary petition In bankruptcy has been filed in the United States Court by Robert L. Farrior of Mont gomery.
 A marriage license was issued yes- terday from the Probate Office to fhacker H. Collier and clarissa c. Barker.
 A deed, dated June 27. 1906, was recorded yesterday in, the Probate Office whereby Ralph C. Mason and wife con veyed to David Fleming. tbirty-five acres of land, seven miles from the city. The consideraticE was SS,o0o. Governor ComSr yesterday am nounced the appointment of N. w. Jones of Calera, Shelby County; Joseph Soks of Tuscaloosa. Tuscaloosa County, and W. E. Breckenridge of Myrtlewood. Marengo County, as Notaries Public.
 Alabama corporations have notified Secretary of State Julian of their tn- corporation as follows:
 Birmingham Car and Manufacturing Company of Birmingham: capital stock, $IO0, 900; incorporators. c. Ellis Faust, Theodore A. Burbidge, Eugene Fies and Glen c. Brown.
 Alabama Securities Company of Bir- miugham; capital stock, $1,ooo; incor- porators, Sidney B. Hitler, Eugene L. Brown and Edmund H. Dryer.
 Bates Grocery Company of Birming- ham; capital stock, s10,090; incorpora- tors, E. D. Bates, R. H. Reed and W. F. Hill.
 Girard Warehouse Company Of Girard; capital stock, $i2,500, of which S4,si0 is paid in; incorporators, M. w. Kelly and twenty-five others.
 Bellwood Banking Company of Bell wood; capital stock, $:5 900, of which $16.00a is paid up; incorporators, J. T. Duncan and nineteen associates.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-29

George washington. 'fataiiy' wound d by Police onicer D. T. Loe. and af- terwards escaped from St. Margaret's Hospital. was captured yesterday by Police Sergeant Oscar McDade and Special OfIicer Payne. Washington was detected through h!s endeavor to sell to q merchant on Bibb street some iron that he Is accused of having stolen the fourth charge upon which he will hA tried In this city.
 washington was arrested yesterday morning. He had taken to merchant on Bibb street q large iron gratins which he Is said to have stolen from the home of Officer Pat Sweeney or Union street and to have transported te the store in a wheeiharrow.
 The merchant, when the negro brought the iron teiephoned polio. headduarters and oficers McDade and Payne responded to the call and ar
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-29
s'FATALLY'' WOUNDED NEGRO WHO
 ESCAPED. ONCE AGAIN IN TOLLS

rested washin kton, who was ifcarce- -ated in the city prisonE The negro Is said to have been insolent when arr rested.
 Washington will have trial tomorrow before Recorder B. F. Baber. The eharres of larceny. grand larceny and resisting an officer have been preferred against him. He Is said to have con fessed he Is an escaped convict. and may be one George Washington who, according to the report of the State convict department escaped from the Tennessee Coal and Iron stockade near Birmingham in February. 1905. He has the aliases, John Washington and John
 Wesley.
 Washington has apparently recover ed from the wound inflicted by officer Loe. For several hours after he was shot, he was unconscious and the att tendant surgeon pronounced the wound. which was in the left temple. fatal
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-29
ADJUSTMENTS. Montgomery Theatre. WeduraAaw Nswh&

"The Rogers Brothers in Irefand.1
 Beat sale opens this morning for Rogers Brothers in their big musical comedy success. "The Rogers Brothers In Ireland"
 Rogers Brothers promise the original cast with Marion Stanley, Bessie De Voie and the original production. It will be remembered that this attrac- tion ran for 200 nights at the Liberty Theatre in New York City and long engagements in Boston. Philadelphia and Chicago. Seat sale opens this morning 9 o'clock.-adt.--
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-29
DIPLOMATIC BILL.

Senate Measure rdehticaI With One fin
 House.
 Washington Jan. 2s-The diplomatic and consular appropriation bill was reported to the G;oSate today by Sena- tor Hale, who gave notice that tomor- row he should call tlIe measure up for consideration.
 The bill carries $a,0f5,47s. the same amount As was carrie by the bill which passed the House.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-29
celebrate Landing mt Jamestown.

Washington Jan. 2s.-Mrs. Dubois, President of the National Society of the Children of the American Revolution, Las sent out a request to local presi- dents of that society to observe May l3 as the day on which the first white settlers in America landed at James town in 1907 Mrs. Dubois is the wife of Senator puBols.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-29
GnANp .IuRY TO REPORT.
Will Conclude Iis Duty Today or Ts

VIII Conclude Ils Duty Today or Te-
 morrow.
 The United States grand jury. which has been in session since January <, will report finally to Judge Jones toe day or tomorrow. and will be discharg- ed After transacting business this morning. 1t is believed 1t will have completed It's work for this term, and will be ready to report this afternoon or tomorrow morning.
 No cases were tried yesterday in the United States Court and recess was taken until 10 o'clock tomorrow morn- ing
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-29
MUNICIPAL CLASSIFICATION BILL
 IS INTRODUCED IN THE SENATE

to create a Board of Examiners, and specify It's duties.
 To establish law uniform with enc laws of other States for the acknowl" edgment and execution of written in. Struments
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-29
Te.nperasnre At st. I.aaI.

NNsNEE<NW NNNW " " N N-,s1F
 St. Paul. Minn., Jan. 2S.7-whil0 the weather bureaus record Of the tenn perature today was fourteen below zero, the street thermometers register- cd twenty below. The below nere weather seems to be general in this sec ton and a much colder tempef0ture h looked for tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-29
AN rMpossIBILIrY.

To wear . AFiHfit Ont of HOlt's Dye
 Works.
 misfit on one of our customers would cost us hundreds of sales. so if we make a suit that does not fit, we keen 1t ourEelN N aov-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-29

UNIVERSITY SCHOOL. Second half of the 2c a session will begin Friday, February 1, --St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-29

A voluntary petition in bankruptcy has been filed in the United States Court by Robert L. Farrior of Mont gomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-29
"alABAMa's ONLY METROPOLITAN

The actual number of complete and perfect copies printed and sol the months ending December 3ls o06 stated beow
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-18
EX-PRESIDENT CLEVELAND
REPORTED SERIOUSLY I'LL

NEW YORK, Sept. live must
all be prepared for bad news from
Princeton, said democrat of prom
inence tonight, who passed through
New York City on his way to his
home county, because Mr.. Cleve-
lands health is failing rapidly. He
is troubled with govt in his feet,
which is spreading to his knees, and
he has fallen off in weight 40 pounds
within three months. Mr.. Cleveland
does not quite appreciate his condi-
ton, but Mrs. Cleveland does.
Mr. Cleveland has remained at
his Princeton home all summer. The
Cleveland children have been at Mr..
Cleveland's New Hampshire home
with their grandmother. Mrs.
Cleveland has believed it to be neces-
sary to remain with her husband at
Princeton. His recovery is not look
ed for He may live for number
of weeks, but he will never return
to his Office in the Equitable Life
building. Not only is he afflicted
with govt in his feet and knees, but
he is subject to frequent attacks OF
acute indigestion and an intestinal
difficulty"