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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31
REsCUING BODIES.
still Searching Galleries of Redan Mine
 

stiu Searching Galleries of Redaa Mine fin Prussia.
 Saarbruck, Jan. 30.--The search of the galleries of the Redan mine at St. Johann On -Saar, where the explosion occurred January 2S continued today.
 More bodies were brought up and identified as being among the list of 14s men already given up for dead.s
 Prince Frederick Leopold of Prussia, who brought with him $4,000 from Em- peror William for distribution among the families of the victims. today took part in the funerals of the miners who lost their lives,
 Herr Delbruck. the Minister of Com merce, who has been inquiring Into the mine disaster, today telegraphed as follows to the appropriations commit- tee of the Prussian Diet: ''It is prob- able that the cause of the Redan ex- plosion was coal dust. So far as can be ascertained all the missing men are dead.'
 Old miners express the opinion that the cause of the explosion was the of a miner in smoking in the galleries. It has developed that there was good deal of pipe smoking in the deep level galleries in spite of the fact that smoking was severely
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31
MAJOR HERBERT's PORTRAIT.
City rr..estea wish L,ksn... of Chic

City Presented With Likeness of Chief
 Executive in 1841.
 H. H. Cheathanl, of this city, has presented to the Mayors office a DOT trait of his grandfather. Hardy Her. bert. who was Mayor of Montgomery In lS42. This Is the sixth portrait to be given to the ofice, in which there are already portraits of Warren g.. Reese. John H. Ciisby, E. A. Graham. B. B. Joseph and Thomas H. Carr.
 MT. Herbert was one of the earliest settlers in Montgomery. With E. D.. Washburn he founded. in November. 1928, the Milton Academy in the old Masonic Hall on Commerce street His cousin, Tom Herbert, was once sheriff of Montgomery County. The Mayor was relative of Hon. Hilary A. Her. bert, Secretary of the Navy under the first Cleveland administration.
 The portrait of MT. Herbert Is re- markable. It's original was a daguer- reotype of Mayor Herbert taken after his death. as he lay upon his bier. The daguerreotype was Photographed and and an artist, with a nephew of Mayor Herbert as model, worked in the eyes and expression not shown by the daguerreotype.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31
GRrFFITH MATTER UP.
Committee VIII Consider Challenge te
 Cornell Seat.

q
 Alderman James J. Sullivan's chal. leuge of the legality of Alderman c. J Grif1th's right to sit in the City Coun- ell is one of the matters that the Coun- ciis Committee on Judiciary will con- sider at noon today. The meeting will doubles have other interesting fea- lures for not fewer than fifteen per- sons have been summoned to appear before 1t.
 The formal challenge of Alderman Grifhth's legal right to represent the Fifth Ward in the Council was sub mitted to the Council at its last regu- lar meeting. The challenge was re- ceived. but today's consideration will be the first the matter has had. Mir. ,Griffth replied to the challenge. His arguments will be considered simulta- neonsly with Mir. Suilivan's.
 The plea against MT. Griff1th Is that he has moved his residence from the Fifth to the Second Ward. and Is not entitled to represent the Fifth. Mir. Grifhth claims he has retained a sleep ing room in the Fifth Ward, and Is still a citizen of 1t. He had intended to re- sign, but was unwilling to resign un- der fire
 A meeting of the Committee on Ju- dietary and of the Committee on Police has been called for 7:30 o'clock ?. m.. February 1. tEa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31
Public Notice of Dissolution of
 partnerahin.

Notice is hereby given, that the part nerahip of c. S. Fuller & Company was dissolved, by mutual consent, on the 1at day of January, 1907. All debts due to tho said partnership are to be paid, and those due from the same dis charged at No. 115 Montgomery Street in the City of Montgomery. where the business will be continued by the Nor man Grocery Company. a new partner ship. to whom the undersigned have sold said business and good will. Thanking all our former customers for their patronage, we heartily re- quest them to patronize the said Nor- man Grocery Company.
 c. g. Fuller & Co
 Montgomery, January 1st 1907.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31
MOTOR RnAT RACES.
Sensational Performance of Schroeder's
 'Dixie."

Palm Beach. Fla. Jan, SO.-The fea- ture of today's events on Lake Worth the second of the motor boat regatta was the sensational performances of the "Dixie,r owned by Commodore E. Schroeder of the Motor Boat Club of America.
 The second event of the day. ten mile race for boats of thirty feet load water line and above, was won by the Dixie, the scratch boat, in 22 minutes. 8 second.
 The second event of the afternoon. a five-mile event for boats of the same class, was won by the Dixie, again scratch boat. in il minutes. 2 seconds
 The fifteen mile event which closed the sport for the day. was marked by the sensational driving of the Dixie, which gave the limit boat a handicap of more than thiEty minutes and yet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31
BIJOU TONIGHT, BLANKETS
 Across the Pacific.
SAWYER DROPS DEAD.
Charleston Barrister Was AddressInl
 Federation of WOmen's Clubs.

Charleston Barr1ster Was Addressing
 Federation of WOmen's Clubs.
 Charleston, s. C., Jan. 30--While de- livering an address before the City Federation of Women's Clubs in the St Johns Hotel this afternoon, Major Nit chell, Chairman of the School Board and probably leading criminal lawyer of Charleston bar. dropped dead from a stroke Of apopleXy.
 He was 72 years old, During the war between the States. he served the Con- federacy on the staff of General R. s. Ripley. Major Mitchell was Secretary of the Legation at St. Petersburg un- der the Hon. Samuel B. Pickens; was a member of the State Constitutional Convention in 1895, and had for many years been prominent in legal and edu- cational work.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31
PROVE VENUE.
Trial of pr. Herman Feist For Mrs.
 ManRrum'a Murder.

Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 30.-In the trial of pr. Herman Felst today, for the murder of Mrs. Rosa ManErum. an attempt was made to prove the venue in the case.
 Two witnesses testified this morning that, shortly after the disappearance of Mrs. Maugrum thew saw the body of what they took to he a woman float ing in the Cumberland river below this city.
 The State closes its testimony this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31

Rules advanced the report of the Li- Quor Committes. to the first place on Che calendar and opened the fight for prohibition. The report provides for . local option proposition with an an nuai vote
 It is expected that two weeks will be consumed on the question.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31

Zellai, the insurgent chief in whose fortress Raisulli sought refuge, and several of Raisulli's chiefs. have ten dered their submission to the Govern, ment. It is reported that the Sultan head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31
J. R. RoDMAN DEAD.
We'll Known Madison County Citizen
 Away.

Passes Away
 Huntsville, Jan. 30-(Special.) )--J. R. Rodman. well known citizen of Madi- son. is dead at his home after an ill., ness of few days. MT. Rodman was 65 years old and was a brother of J. J. Canterberry ofthis city.
 Mrs. H. D Rice has been notified of the death of her brother, G. W. Spelce, in Los Angeles, Cal He was desperate ly wounded a few days ago in an en- counter with highway robber. Mir Spelce was former resident of Hunts vile.
 Henry Ruckett. a we'll known citizen of Jackson County. has been arrested and brought to Huntsville by Deputy Marshall Henry Arnold on a charge of retailing illicit whiskey. The prison. CT was tried before Commissioner Greenleaf and placed under $100 bond to await the action of the Federal grand jury. W
 Montgomery School for Girls. Sec OnG term Eeh. i. z. Q. Sfarfke. Prim
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31
BIJOU TONIGHT. BLANKETS Across the Pacific.
swErTENHAM's RESIGNATION.
Looking Fer Man For Position Before
 He Steps Down.

L0OkNuB FOT nun FOE TOshAoh ucAuNN
 He Steps Down.
 London, Jan. 30.-There is reason to believe that the resignation of Sir Alexander Swettenham as governor of Jamaica has been accepted, though the officials of the foreign office refuse all information on the subject.
 This official reticence is attributed to the post before announcing Swetten- hams retirement. It is expected that the latter will leave the island as soon as details, can be completed for hand ing over the affairs of his office.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31
MOTION TO aUAsH.
Rockefeller Seeking To Knock Out The
 Ftmdlay Indictments.

Findlay, Ohio, Jan. 3t.-Motions to quash the indictments recently found against the Standard Gil Company of Ohio, John D. Rockefeller. the Buck eye Pipe Line Company. the Ohio oil Company and the Solar Refining Com pany. were filed in court here today.
 The motion will be heard in the com mon pleas court February 15.
 It is maintained that the indictments are indefinite and are not made with sufficient certainty to enable the attor- neys to properly prepare a defense and that the Indictments are in a single count while several offenses are charged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31
NOTICE

when you want your stock shod by prac- teal and experienced horseshoerz bring hem to The Capital City Horseshoeing O., l04 N. Court St.
 All work done promptly and guaranteed.
 w. N. TALLEY, 7t Manager.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31
BEAUTY

BEAUTY
 Consists i'm harmony. You will note harmony of tints and harmony of ideas in the FLORAL DESIGNS that are made by us. E STERN x& co. 11Dexfer. Phone 1001. su-thu.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31
THEE TEXAS woNDER.

matic troubles; sold by all druggists. or two months treatment by mail for q. Dr. E. w. Hall, 2s2e Olive St.. St. Louis. Mo. Send for Ala testimonials.
 adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31
PENALTY OF CRUELTY.

Russian Governor Who Bea. Hungry
 Prisoners, Is Reconstructed St Petersburg. Jan. 30.-M, Guidema, governor of the political prison on Vassfli Ostroff, a suburb of thls city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31
JIM CROW LAW.

PrOyisIOn WnI Be Placed in the Okla
 hOma Constitution.
 Guthrie, o. T., Jan. S0--At the consti- tutional convention. Haskell of Musko- gee, withdrew his memorial to Presi- dent Roosevelt asking advice on the separate coach proposition.
 Democrfn ic leaders today stated that the "Jim Crow provision will be in serted in the constitution and submitted to the President
 The real light on the convention was begun today when the Committee on
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31
ALL UsrLEAsANT DOORS.

EBtirely Removed from Clothes by
 Steam-Cleaning.
 Cloth that has been through the steam process is as pure and clean as new cloth. Holt's Dye Works operate the only steam cleaning plant in Mont gomery.--ady
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31
GJSPECIALN ENOTICESj|
Removal Noiice.

To the Public:
 Have moved to POS N. Court St, Tn Ala. Stables. I take this opportunity to thank the public and my friends for their patronage in the past, and wisn to assure them that I will give them the same prompt service in the future.
 Phone 245. H. A. LoVELESS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31

The fire department answered false alarm at 11ss0 o'clock yesterday morn Ing. The department was called to South Court street, but the source of the alarm could not be ascertained.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31
hEWSHM BRIEF

A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed in the United States Court yesterday by Dan Matthews.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31

UNIVERSITY SCHOOL. Second Half of the goth session will begin Friday, February l. ---St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31

The Governor yesterday appointed R. N. Chambiias, of Lottie. Baldwin County, a notary public and ex-officio IuEtice Of the peace.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31
nv NTERCHANGEABLp MrLEAGE.

NEW INTEHCHANGEABL NAEEAGE.
 Effective at once, interchangeable ]. 1.O00-mile tickets sold by Central of Georgia Railway. are good over all lines south Ohio and Potomac and East Missississippi Rivers. with few excep- tions.
 For tickets and full particulars. ap- ply to any. coupon Ticket Agent.-adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31

A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed in the United States Court yesterday by Dan Matthews.
 The Governor yesterday appointed R. M. Chamblias, Of Lottie. Baldwin County, notary public and ex-officio
 The fire department answered a false alarm St Ass0 o'clock yesterday morn Ing. The Department was called to the alarm could not be ascertained.
 On q writ of habeas corpus, the hearing of which took place before Charlie May 1e-year-old negro. was released from jail. May was commit ted to prison January 20, on a charge Of false pretenses before Justice w. A. Tavlor.
 The New ConnelIsville Coal and Coke Company, of Birmingham, yesterday ssled certificate s of incorpSoration TSI with cern begins operations with capital of S2OO GOO. The ineorporators are James |. Davidson. c. B. Grove and
 The Powell -Sterne Book Company. a Selma firm, whose incorporators are T. !. Powell, and Jerome Sterne. yester- taTy of State of the change of the firm name to the Powell Book and Novelty Company. The corporation Is capitaliz- ed at ss.oo0.
 Deeds were recorded yesterday in the office of the probate judge as follows:
 ". l.. Van Felt to John P Shaw and Johanna Shaw, lot on the south side of Martha street, 50 by 15o feet: consid- eration $2 000-
 Harry Howard and Clara Howard to " A. Gunter,. IT,. lot corner Of Jef- Rerson Davis Avenue and South Mo- Donough street. s6 23 by 155 feet; con- alteration, $2,000.
 F. A. Micou to ". 4. Gunter, Jr., lot on South McDonough street near Jefferson Davis Avenue, 66 2-3 by 1855 feet: consideration. $1,10o.
 The Farmers Educational and Co., operative Union of America, with headquarters in Beebe. Ark. an orga- nization formed under the laws of Tex as. yeste Nay filed a certificate with the Secretary of State of its entrance into Alabama The headquarters of the Union in this State will be in Pell City, St. Clair County, where an orga- nization has been formed with the name. Farmers Cotton Union Corpora ton of Alabama This latter concern is capitalized at s10, 900. and has twen- fv-onc inGorporatora The president of the Union is I. A. Morley, of Pell City. and the secretary is F. J. Cook.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31

Montgomery School for Girls. Sec Ond term Feb. 1. s. c. Stari<e, Prin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-15
New York Fire Limits.

NEW YORK. October ia plan to
stop the building Of wooden houses In the
suburbs the only sections of Greater New
York where such buildings are now per-
mitted. has been approved by the build
ing code revision commission by its ac-
ton in voting to extend the Lire limits so
as practically to cover the entire greater
city. The commissions recommend ton
must be passed upon by the board of al
dermen. and a hard fight Is promised
when the board is ready for action, as
builders and outlying landowners say the
move will stop rural BODYBUILDING and
drive thousands of persons from the city
Fire Chief Croker is the author of the
plan. and he is backed up by the board OF
hire underwriters. Croker impressed upon
the commissioners that they We're fixing
fire lines not only for the present but at
least for ten years to come. and that be-
fore the end of that time districts which
are now sparseIy settled will be thickly
built up. A fire in one of these districts,
IL was argued, might result in the de-
struction OF many millions worth Of
property.
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Full List of First Floor Souvenirs.
Bring This Guide With You Tomorrow

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Oriental Edging. used for ruffled
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chet Bands; also wide APP
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Choice for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
45-inch Black Chantiiy Alisover
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COOKS POLAR DASH
REAL STORY OF THE TRIP JUST
OUT.

GLOUCESTER. Mass. October 15.-The
which took DR.. Frederick A. Cook. the
Brooklyn explorer. to Etah. whence he
Is to make a dash for the pole. is at
anchor in the llarbor here.
Capt. Moses Bartlett. her commander.
who was with Peary in the Roosevelt,
says DR.. Cook accompanied John r.
Bradley. the owner of the schooner. osten-
sibly upon a hunting trip. and until their
arrival at Etah he had not announced his
intention Of trying for the pole to any
one. He took only one man from the
Bradley. Rudolph Frankron. a cook. His
plan Is to stay in Etah until December or
until the ice pack becomes we'll hardened
then dash along the pack. When open
water Is met he will cross it in two can
vas boats. Capt Bartlett says that had
Psary had these boats he would have sue
ceeded in his attempt.
Going It Cheap.
Dr. Cook will take but few Esquimaux
and dogs and will relay them in stations
all the way. He will take substantially
the same route as Peary. 1t was found
that the Esquimaux had rifted Peary's
food caches and even overturned his
boats. Mr.. Bradley left Dr. Cook a sup
ply of food for eighteen months
DR.. Cook from Etah has about 1OO(
miles to cover. He must return by the
| same route-across Smith sound overland
to "a degrees. then over the ice pack and
sea-
The attempt will not be a costly one. DR.
Cook was q guest on Mr.. Bradley's trip
| and the expense Of the Esquimaux and
dogs will not be excessive.
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Belmont Tubes COMPLETED.

NEW YORK. October 15.-After months
Of unflagging and sometimes thrilling la.
Dor both tubes of the new Belmont tun-
mel under the East river between Man.
haitian and Long Island City have beer
turned over to the trustees Of the New
York and Long Island Railroad Company
for operation.
The contractor finished the great task
within the time stipulated in the bond
but had gangs of men busy until the las,
minute in the south tube, the north tube
having been made ready for traffic sew
eral weeks ago. 1t will require about q
week for the company to remove the
working tracks In the south tube, lay the
broad-gauge tracks and install the over
head electric rail. An experimental cal
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July IA, 1905. and since then the work
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VIM. Ill. McKNEW co., 933 PA. AVE.
ELEVATED TRAINS COLLIDE.
Fifteen or More Persons Injured In
Chicago Crash.

CHICAGO. October 15.-Fifteen or more
persons were injured. several of them Sc
riously. when Metropolitan elevated
train crashed into the rear of a South
Side elevated train at State and Van Blu
rem streets yesterday.
The end OF the car was stove In. and all
the windows were shattered Some Of tho
passengers were badly cut by flying glass
and others were injured In q frantic rush
for the platform.
The accident Is said to have been due
to the failure of the motorman on the
Metropolitan train to apply his brake In
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-15
Combination Balloon

PARIS. October 15.-The Eclair today
declares that NJ. Capezza has invented a
aeroplane and dfrigible bal
loon capable of carrying five passengers
in addition to 10000 pounds and staying
aloft fifteen hours. This machine has
several screws and is of Al. imperfect
lenticu,ar shape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-15
SEVENTH STREET PROPERTY.
M. Goldenberg Adds to His Real
Estate Holdings.

N. L. Sansbury. real estate broker. has
inst sold for Mr.. Henry Ortiz his proper
ties at TAI and $40 7th street. to Mr. NJ.
Goldenberg for S65.OOO This is the fourth
transaction consummated by Mr.. Sans
bury within the last few months of 7th
street real estate. the sales aggregating
more than S25O.00o.