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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

1 sas At rokshsnss On my Wy
bons frosn an unsuccessful sasAt
after news Of ihs Rusao-Jap Nar.
Im = eaxy vins-sngerra v~raisda
wns arownina utr aAppointfnsat
eth q fsllep journalist Ia = SASS
- sine. The Other occupant q ths
pefanaa was sxtaenfiF . foreigner
aIses@sn italian. fFem hia io0ks
A aonsn. beautiful enough 10
aaass as 10 follau hsF With our eyes.
paasaa Through the place. and fufn-
tnK 81 tha end u the vsranaA start
- back on the outside The vines
nd her from our further view.
A asrisk 90 terrible agony caws a
fau minutes later from the fer
siausr. As Nc turned toward him
h. raised 10 bis feet his face dis
fu4fed IN agony. phiie hts EYES
seemea Kiusa "a the sine glass he
haa 1ass sfnptisd.
We aers quickly AZ bis side. while
The usual crowd gathered.
I'm polsouei he gaaped. That
2ha a@xti aid H+ Aud then his
throat closed ~ II parAlyAed. In
f~u minutes he paH aesd
The inquiry showed arsenic was
the cause of he aesth Whe had
piaesa Il Ia his slaaa remained =
snyssery. The Japanese officials hHd
theory mat the ulartsr~s. o. supf-
d~rean. " the dying uan's words
we're true. had reached throuah tn
elnsa TO place the fatal powder Ia
lbs Eisss.
In due time We = ere freo 10 come
10 Atneftcs. and ne Incident vas
slsssat forgotten. when AZ a great
nafaer trial which | VAS covering
roe my paper I Glanced 10 look up.
"a In the audience war the woman
whom had seen pass before me-
- day that the foreigner met bis
tragic death IN Yokohama She
Knew me. too. | eaald tell that hY
the expression Of her face.
The dead mans Raaping words
cane back 20 me. That she devil
asa IL. Acting on impulse. ] called
a messenger and sent : message 90
ibs woman. 4 must sec you THE
evening u read Her answer vas
her address at a well known hotel
Meantime I found cut who she
waa Tier name WAa a familiar one
IN the happenings Of the ciiy'a most
exclusive circles nut was sure
had solved the mystery % a ter.
ilie crime
That night accused her boldly
~ the crime. She AZ first denied
her guilt tSho had never been tn
Japan But when said that would
be for the police 10 discover. she
broke down and confessed.
AZ had been suftnised the pni-
son had been placed In the glass
DIR Lee Baker. dentist. zoo Kitel
building Phone Main G2be -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
TAXING a LlvGLy lsTaagsr.

Mr.. A. q Buchanan % the Gar
vsy- nueisa nan companr. shn has
just sstnFned ffum = business trip
east. FaIacEts that. whiie IN ~ Pau
On HE way hans. he founs eorsid
srahie interest Developing IN tho
ALASKA Xukpa Pacific Exposffion
Th~rs was bfii Then bsror. ths
Minnesota iswiaietufe. supseprtasins
aloe. coo for the exposition.
~ Paul. being a wholesale ship
rsns potnss flsas Sesttie'a purchases
growing "a volume every year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
REALTY SALES

Al Newell reports the sale of
100 acres on Mercer island 20 Mr.,
swain for $500 The property
Was owned by a Mr. Smith. and
Mr.. swain win plat the tract into
city lots. Mr Newell has also sold
900 acres In KitHnp county. just
vest Of Seattle. for So an acre.
The tract was put on sale ten days
ago and has been disposed ~ In
5 and f0.acre portions
Sparhman 4 Mclean report the
foilowina sales lot ?. block 20.
~ y. r. Denny's First North Se.
attic addition. Ninth aY. y be.
tween Republican and Mercer sta.
to Mark Graves for 5000 Mr.
sparkman bought this property In
1899 for 5000. aud rented II for $50
month. For y VI Stanley 10 Fred
". LaWinR. one and a half lots on
Eastlake Nv. and Fountain St. tt2-
600.
A. G. Johnson A. Co. report the
sale Of $50 acres. improved with
100 acres Of hops and buildings. at
Eugene. Lane county. Ore. for sa3.
500 The sale was made for j. &.
Benson 10 o L. Ohon. The fol
lowing sales have also been made.
Lot I. block m. FalrvieW HONS.
stead association, for p Kelley 10
D ~ Nutfer for 1000. the
northeast corner Of 18th av. and
Union ST for James laddle to Nc.
Rhea for 81 900: LOT II, block Nc,
Edes q knights addition. for g. "a
Roy 70 David Balm. for $4,000. 70
acrcs IN section n. range - north.
for Charles Anderson to +. ] shat.
fer. N.0i5s
Ross 4 Ross report the sale Of
a lot on Thirtysevonth ~ for L. q
Ross 10 A. J. sheldon for t3.750.
a lot on Thirtynfth Az. for Mar
garet ThnfoW 10 l.. G. Ross for
- 500. tine property AZ 7is THIRTY
fourth AZ. for W. W. Williams 10
g. Y Granger for $4,000, y bot ON
Thirty av near Cherry IT.
for u. Schooner to w. NJ williams
for $3.50 three lots on the north.
west corner Of Thirtieth av and
Harrison "a. 10 A. W Woodland for
$3.50
The Pioneer Rental q Collection
Agency report the following sales
Three lots on Wright st and Hud.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
THIS is THE STORY
OF A CAT TRAGEDY

A cat. tmptisottsd beneath the
sidewalk in the basement II a. saf-
tsfts buffet. on fsnlsf Say. ana
which has annoyed the Tenant. "a
me building ~ It's saNiinx was
this utofnins the sabtaef of a vlEor-
osas bat fruitiss~ srsreh ga the part
q iiuFaane Ofncef Clara 4nd The
prorfiefef ~ the resast
Win Hshfrd candles alaft. dlvins
and dosatEx thro1sh aafk f-assese-
ways srd over an wann~F NJ ob-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

sfaefsa. shs pals salled for two selid
haafH ia an snasssof 20 fad The eat
1tualiy the Animal uaa located be-
Meath the sidewalk. eiEersiy ssnsies
an lgan crate IN he rayemsat. hat
M amount % persuasion ca the part
Of TIE Feecne party esuid Induce TIE
feline 20 come cut. The cat IL still
there. the tenants are attn fruit
lss.iy angry snA solos caafinaa 90
raerca tho atusosphets la q most
heafffandiua nRanaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
SENT TO ASYLUM

JannsExe Ryk was this morning
ordered b. Judge Aibertsou 70 be
committed 70 Btcilacoou The
woman Is g years old. married and
has q child abou; years s months
old
~ Anderson was also ordered 10
BE- committed. iie e. affected with
a violent form OF insanity and had
70 b. pat in a straight jacket While
awaiting commitment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
RULER Of ELKS
IS COMING

Henry 4. Mslvin. grand exalted
Fuier Il the Orsisr ~ Elkn. wlll ar
rive 10 Seattle March :. on hin
way home FROM a trip q Insp@Cslon
20 eastern lodges ~ the order.
Mr. Melvin viii he entertained
haga By the local Eika A social
reception stil BE- tsBdsfed him Al
The Elks' hall r. r. faxeraoii f.
chairman u the entertainment
COMMITTEES. and the other members
ara WAroY W M Moore. Richard
aaxa tonsA John =. Slater and l.
T. Moore
After iaAflnE Seattle M Melvin
wffi viaft Portland. and ffom there
return 20 bis home In Oakland. Gal
Seattle n his orly stopping place
In Western Wanhinxfun. and dele.
Gat@a fFum sgand points 9TH meet
him here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
THE YOKOHAMA MURDER

b reaching through the vines Her
hand haa done the deadly deed
Years before the doomed man
bad won her love. while SHE WAS
travelling with her parents IN Italy.
He had - her into q mock mar
Fiags ebd Their east her asfds. She
married again. Finally. IN Japan.
ahs had met him second time.
lie had fallen in love with her
Slaughter ana Threatened 80 aisriose
the past snlnsa his suit was favored.
Dsiyrn 20 despair, the tragedy u the
xine covered cafe had been the re-
suit
could not promise 20 keep tbs
story g secret ! told her the onis
thing % be done was "a confess
and assured her that she had ut
tie cause TO fear TIRE result Of
trial.
she asked for three DAYS 70 de-
eide The next morning was hor-
sifisa % rad - her sudden death.
The doctors certificate said heart
failure. buf TIRE ranlor Of her worid
Was that an empty poison bottle
was found ~ her side
Klein. the shoemaker. al James
a see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
PRESIDENT MAKES
NOMINATIONS
fasripp. Tsl.arspl, ssrxls..l

wAsfuNGToS. y. G. March : -
President Roosevelt to-day nomlnat-
81 MAJ CeofFa " 0oofhefs ~ chief
snxinesF nf the Panama canal. max
ING his Title that % tsntsnsnt.
colonel
The president to-day aiao nofnluat-
81 Colonies Alfred Markiey ana
charles Han aa hfiRadisra general
IN The active service
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

same - true % those who taih 20
him informally IN his STUDY or his
pftyat. offies. hts literary fftends.
aud the newspaper eoffsspondenfa
Mr.. nooiey has si~aya insisted
upon caliins the pfesid-nt -ftossas
felt and there afs almost az many
recommendations % the name Ha there
are pserl~ Probably ghe uoss eann-
mon miaprenaunesa 10 eAlilns Il
as " ap~liea Haesfrlt. Another
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
SHE LED HIM A
HOT PACE

I'm lead yon a pretty fast pace. =
was what Mrs Ida Dufham said TO
George uuFham. according u Mr
Durhanaa oompialnt for divorce
filed Ia eoarf today. and II tho htis.
band'a story - correct. Mrs. Dur.
ham certainly did
The husband sets forth that she
refused 70 give him anything to
eat. threatened 10 XII their children
for passing food 10 the father,
awore ~ him freely and beat him
occasionally. The coapie have
been married "a years and have five
children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

Estimates Of new street work
filed with the board u public
works today BY the city engineer
were the following
East James st. from 35th 10 5Ith.
grading job. 1850.
First Az 3 from Stacey ~ 70
Hanford 81. and a number Of al
iacenf streets. system Of water
mains. ts9.5pg
Greenwood av. from North 50th
st 10 kiibonrne aY.. aud a number
- other thoroughfarea. grading,
$50. 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
TO RECOMMEND MEAT
INSPECTION BILL

q 80 70 ~ that their fs,sai. ~ al
tinss are Inspected before leaytng
ire slaughter hsuaas. o. AZ saizse
central pugnt tha4 the city wNi
designate
Tbs nr~ htIf nsakss tsse ssandsEs5
- nsffrcfiun Demanded b. -
United states Hax~fnueft The baths
a. qualifications of all cay mat ius
spsefnfs. In other worfa. q - Eaa
sreFY man ~ the enpaor - tbs city
equal 10 . qualified Inspector 81 tiia
government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
USHER COMING ON
INSPECTION TRIP

G. ~ r. FISHER. assistant paseen'
ger and traffic manager q the Ca.
nadian Pacific railway. Il expected
In seattle tumogfow, on his firei
visit Of inspection ~ this territory
since bis appointment 10 the az.
aissAnt FnanAEernhip Of that road
Mr.. uaehef waa formerly fh. sen.
sfai passenger agent for tbs road.
with headquarters In Montreal lie
had supervision of all the eastern
ilnea q the company but nov wiii
take charge Of al tho road = traffic
wnnt u the Great faAkaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
STAR DUST
By Josh"

find fault with them because they
are too scarce.
A New Haven man who Advertised
FOR a wife received more than 100
answers. Somebody viii b. sure %
nae this 10 prove mat Advertising
aoesnt pay.
old LADY, hear. Mary, that Can
on .. h. COINS 10 perform the cefe-
mouy tomorfoW.
Mary Yes he generally mafries
mamma.
lie. nervously Er-er. Margaret
er-er. there's something been freFn-
bling on my llps ror the last two
months.
she Yes 50 see-why don't
you shave Il OFF,
sBarnsy's wooden log has been
paining ma Of late" said schoies to
his wife.
How can that boY@ asked Mra
seholes. irrihblF
Mrs. Barney has been thraahine
I'm with "a" was the explanation.
= can give you a bed and a bath
for 10 cents." said the lodging house
clerk
De price aiu't no object re-
iaiued the husky hobo. who had
found q g bill aIist gimme a bed
widout de- bath an fli pay DE- differ
anre."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
COM MERCIAL CLUB
ELECTS DIRECTORS

Two new directors have been
elected to fiii existing vacancies %
tha directorate Of the Commercial
club. These are w. W. Wilson. for
rner state senator. and ! .. MeMui-
len. city passenger agent for the
Norfhefn Pacific.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

The kesith snsf seusssstru russ-
mitfss 81 The city ceuncii niii re-
port the nsu ni~at Inspection h5ii
for paa@aHv NoufiaY nsEHt T'hls bill
absolutely rxuhlhstH ihe aAin ~
meats II ttaa eisy ~tthassf flfat hsing
Inspected an8 heaffex Ehs tags Of
the offietsi isNrr~cfor
Thss sfli fcree the Henry Pack
Tag hoass and sii sthefs - Wsii AZ
individuals. q set iusreefiur. AMI
~ wfil eizo compel thaaa slaughter
houses bust ps4taisiS tbs city ilrsiia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
CARRIERS AND
CLERKS RAISED

WARRINGTON. = g.. March ~
Ths new POSSIBILITIES bill VIII 10 into
effect July l.
Clerks ard carriers viii receive =
raise 81 500 a year II they have
filled their places for ons year
clerks who nov receive 1900 VIII be
raised 10 tsoq This fises The new
limit for CLERKS and carries % $1,000,
the present being 81 GOO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
CHAMBER TO HELP
HANDLE DELEGATES.

The convention committee Of the
chAmb1r ~ Commerce. ~ili meet
Monday evunlnK With Christian I'm
aaAsnr Representatives 20 lay plans
for the entertainment a the dele.
gates 90 the c. 4 convention IN
9afF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
CHICAGO REPUBLICANS
NOMINATE BUSSE.

The platform uFges that people
90 adept the trsetsoa ofsiiaAnees
scattering the Franchises and re.
serving 20 the city ths right ~ paf.
rhAns or sharing In the pruf,sa o.
the syatefn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
HOUSE TO ADJOURN
NEXT MONDAY NOON

WASHINGTON. d G, March -
The house today began It's longest
siny 81 the session Il convened a
II o'clock aud all extend through
until Monday until II o'clock and
then adjourn permanently at noon
Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
MARK TwAiN IN Hls NEW
EVENING CLOTHES or PuRf
WHITE.

Mark Twain. the humorist. b 4
bot quite young n she dannax
Clothes which hs wears nou q ss<s.
iuEE The auii ia Nhiie--purs Khz<
bfeaaripth and on an5 body sl4etA
Marx TNAin Il would be rexv8sz
80 tumulfuouriy NOISY. A Il IA ~
men saii him an auareh u fashtsz
aud the ladies say stunning. btsn-
ind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

CHICAGO. MareA AT the re
publican eity eonesntioa this morn
ms Postmaster Busse saa uotnk
natcd for mayor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

Talk about the patience ~ job
JOB isH.t IN the money with Frank
KUN n his capacity ne postmaster
How BE- can handle Two or three
days mail. from two Or three differ
snt directions. in tNa % three hours.
and stu Nc8r q smile on bis face,
beats ua. two Or three fmes.--sham-
rock. Texan. Texas
\ wokD FROM JOSH WISE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
DEMAND PAY WHEN
DISCHARGED

A number Of complaints. u - uft
hersfood. have boon made 20 PROSE
cutting Attorney Maokiutoah regard
Ing the failure Of certain railroad
companies 70 pay discharged afnf
ploTes immediately upon their kits
misaai from service.
The law passed IN 1906 By Il
state railway commission pfaek ID
that employers must issue a II 4
or voucher which viii receive 4 4
msut on demand at the tima hhk
empleye IL discharged.
Nothing definite has been learf 4
n The wreck 81 the schooner Md
X. but q is feared that an OF kaAft
8efs drowned.
Don't throw away YOUR 80
clothes Have them cleaned u
look like new az the PautatopsA 4
call M Main 1915 -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

a senator's JOB r. good deal
Ike innltura I guess"
"How's datf-
Seems 10 be de perqulsitea. rad
der dan de salary. w0f counts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
WAS TIRED OF
HIDING

ConeiudlaK that he waula rather
b. a soldier than a faE4fixs. RerEi
Lynn Patterson. - rFeop n. Fourth
calvary. ~ Fuft Ovsrtan. Philippine
Islands. tDaaY Esyo hifnseif 40 ts
ths Officers IN etarge &c Port Law
Con.
SsrWt. Patterson deserted from
Port OYerton last November. EuinH
g. Australia. and making his wy
frpm there BY way ~ san Frauriaro
o. Everett and Seattle
.l...... 49, a.. .I.a--s-a.I -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
Meat Prices That Please

AZ the City Hail Market. 500 Third
ave. neaf Yssier. ZINE Eastern
Hams. fsMc. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

A musician in Beiievine. IT.. broke
ali records by playing a piano con-
unuouniv for "a hours. II anybody
listened 70 him continuously for the
same length of time atili more rec
ords were broken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
tttt
NEAR-LIMERlCKS
~ STUART MAcLGAs.

tsea " you make ON fhynlsJ
Fsid the valiant old dfeeh Peficies,
Whose hiltisa down TO his lnntsp.
4 tell you what's what
Ifa good thing ha considered fashionab'"'
m n wasn't 1 surely look like the dickenn'
There Q young woman from joppa
who esoped-no persuasion could head her or
iifs proved neompiets
without somethins % drawn money From
10 a.s hustled back home to her open accounts
They say the affsetlousie Venus
Remarked 60 Adonis. Say. Addie.
Though people may chatter
II don't make cut iea
Al long as there's nobody can swear 70 ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

All work an no
play soon sakes
Jack a bum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
Lines Busy i"

There are 70O0.0Os tsisphoues IN
nsa IL thia country
They are whenever tFy 10 cali
mem"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

asl1ent Roosevelt f. finding
N the gold coins because
srFs<zzloo iuariisiie. Most people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

Dr. lee Baker. dentist. 200 Eitel
building Phone Main G25e. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

Steam baths abe. orieatal Baths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

Klein. the shoemaker. al James
q see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

= WoED FRoM JOSH WISE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-04
Master Jack Steiner Takes
 Ride Behind Prize Pony

Master Jack Steiner yesterday pulled the ribbons over Monty" The Adver- tiser pony and bowled along the streets of Montgomery to the admiration end envy of all of the children who saw him. Jack was entitled to the second ride, because he stood second in the contest at the last count on Sunday.
 Master Jack is a thrifty little fellow. He had Monty for the afternoon to go wherever he wanted to and he made good use of the pony and cart. He had friends In different parts of the city who are helping him in this contest. so he drove Monty" around and col lected coupons. He also took occasion to call on some of his children friends. Altogether Master Jack had happy and busy afternoon.
 He came very near missing his ride though. on account of one of ''Monty's tricks. The men with whom Monty Is boarding until he Is turned over to the winner of the contest carried home some sugar yesterday for his children. Now Monty will eat angthing that he sees the children eating. He watch ed the children eat some of the cane and saw them go off and leave several stalks within door under the veranda. lit was a little bit of a door and did not sttul RDe5lDA9 AoT ROhJ VI At1 cA@" to get inside. but he managed to do It.
 And after he had gotten in and munched on the sugar cane he began to wander around under the house. The house is not very high from the ground and Monty" frequently rubbed his back against the silts. When the man came out and missdd Monty" he looked and fcpnd him under the house. in place he could not get out of. He xx,a af n An Qh no like a rat trap. Getting out was the hard business.
 So the man had to knock off part of the lattice work under the house and dig a trench for Monty, to walk out because the house was not high enough for him to walk from under, unless the trench was dug.
 In the meanwhile Jack Steiner was waiting for his ride in the handsome turnout. He would have been nightly disappointed if after having his heart set on the ride all day Monty" had
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-04
ACTING SHERIFF TICE
 ASSUMES HIS OFFICE
Esermaliy Reappoints All of BeIser's Deputies--Three sess of Books
 Are Necessary.

Coroner W. H. Tice spent his first day yesterday in the active discharge of his duties as acting sheriff of Mont- gomery County, sucsueulng the late Samuel S. Relser. During the morning Mir. Tice was engaged largely at his un- Uertd king pEriUrS on S0utM Court 5tTett and did not actually get down to work on shrievalty affairs until after noon
 His first official action yesterday was to re-appoint the entire force of dept- ties who had served under MT. Belser. The appointment of the deputies was purely perfunctory and was conducted Each deputy was sworn in by w. IL. McDede, of the probate judges office, who, as a notary nublic. was empow- cred to administer the oath of service.
 u was not necessary for MT. Tice to formally re-appoint s. ]. Pettus and w. E. Fillmore. the day and night cus- todians Of the county jail Mir. Tice saw them in person and notified them that they had been retained by him il, their former capacities.
 Since the death of Mir. Belser, Albert J. Taylor. chief deputy in the sherifrs office is confronted with problem as to arrangements for bookkeeping. It becomes necessary at once that the books of Sheriff Belser shall be closed This means that Mir. Taylor must open . new set'of books during the tenure of Mfr Tice and heewill then have to open another set when the Governor appoints the permanent successor to the dead sheriff. MT. Taylor, though, has m. other set of boks except those of Sher- fir Belser and the problem was still unsolved when he closed tue office late ysterday afternoon. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-04
IMPORTANT MEETING.


 Heunion Confederate veteran Commnlt-
 tee Called for This Rcvening.
 The officers and general committee appointed to make arrangements for the reunion of Confederate Veterans, are urgently requested to be present at . very important special meeting at the Commercial Club rooms Oh this (Friday) evening, at o'clock sharp. The members comprising the xefiel ai committee of arrangements are as foi- lows: Hon. John c. CrommeIin, chair man: M. Mohr. vice chairman; A. U. Sexton. secretary; w. F. Black. assist ant secretary; w. F. Holloway, treas- urer. The committs from Camp Lo- max Is as follows: Capt. c. A. Lanier. chairman; John B, Fuller. John q. crommelin, Col. A. B, Garland, Hon. w. M. Teague, Capt. Paul Sanguinefti. R. F. Greeg. w. c. Fuller. J :. M. Me- Cain, M. s. Gilmer. J. T. Cook. A. E. Stratton. Albert Taylor. Major w. W. Screws. H s. Hammond. oevrse " Halls, E. G. Fowler. W. H. Lawson, H. c. Davidson, J.. M. c. Miils,.
 From the Commercial Club: W. F.. Holloway. chairman; c. F. AnaersoD. W IF. Black E. e. Branch, John A.. Fillmore, pr. A. e. Kirkpatrick, w. A. May. Harry McNeer, M. Mohr. H. Ruth, E. Meertief. ,. M. Savage, m. N Sweatt. L.. H. Well, B. Wolff
 By order of John c. Crommeiin. Gem eral Chairman.
 A. c. Sexton, Secretary.