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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
S3.4oO FOR INJURIES
TRACTION COMPANY LOSES ITS
 HEAVY DAMAGE SUIT.
Mesa q. nosemaa Claans Trouble W1th Heart as ResuIt of Street Cor Collision-Knabe Case
 up Today.

Tn compensation for severe bruises. which are claimed to have zcaused heart trouble as the result of street car collision, Mead e. Bozeman. a white carpenter of Montgomery. yes fsrday recovered sa4oo damages against the. Montgomery Traction Company; The jury In tue case, which vas tried in the civil division of the City Court. returned the verdict at t:so o'clock yesterday afternoon, after thirty minutes deliberation.
 MT. Bozeman was injured in head end crash of two cars November Y. Ia06. at the intersection Of Dexter Avenue and Lawrence street. He all leges that seeing the collision about to occur, he tried to alikht from the car and was badly bruised.
 In the trial of the case. the pfafrrfR Introduced a local physician who tes- tified that the accident either brought on heart trouble or resulted in aug menting such trouble. Two physicians for the company gave evidence. also. that MT. Bozeman was suffering from heart trouble but they did not at- tribute 1t tn the accident.
 When the trial of the case was com- pIeted the court took up the ease of Zella H. Finn against the Monteom- cry Traction Companv. and the seIec- Noh VI Jury was begun, aIteF Wu'rn an adiournnent was taker until this morning when the trial of the case will be resumed.
 In the list of cases. set for trial to- day. is the $s0,Ne damage suit of Mrs. Matilda A. F. Knabe against the MonfEomerv Traction Cnnnany. Mrs. Knabe was injured at vs,d'ver Pa~k last fan dn-ins the State Fair. The accident resulted iu the loss of one lsF above the ankle.
 Other eases fin todav's call aye: Gsor<e W. Bowne vs. Mo-t~omArv Traction Com~anv: H P. Pohartsorf vs. Mont~omery Traction Conpanv: George BIakeiv vs. City Council of Mcnteonierv anc s. L. Smith: Bedford Brown Us. Dixie Cotton oil Company.
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 Boys In Nftss0urt Pr'~es 1H ss y0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
q UNDERGO INSPECTION.
Major SIcIxeI Passes UpOp 2nd Regi-
 :4Zc ment Of1ceRs. ..

zTTG ment O1uceRos
 In the presence of Colonel C. R. Bricken, the Held and stan officers and regimental headquarters of the End Regiment, Alabama National Guard. were inspected at the armoFy We'd nesday night. by Major H. c. sicke1 of the 18th Cavalry. United States Army, accompanied by Adjutant General Rlbb Graves. Only the Montgomery mem bere of the stan reported for inspection, the out-of-town members being expect Nd to report when the inspections are made in their respective towns.
 Colonel Bricken. his stan and the in- specting officers, were in dress uniform, and the inspection was pronounced a credit Co tho regiment. There was g. good attendance. The following ofi- 'cers were present.: Major E. F. Baber Major N. B. Kirkpatrick, Adjutant w W. Brame. Captain J. H. Taylor, Capt. ain B. s. Chapman, Sergeant Major J. F. Paterson, QuaPtermaEter-S Sergeant Ray Wilkerson. and Color sergeants II. 4. Jones. Ir. and John West.
 At z o'clock tonight Major Sickel will be accompanied by the Adjutant Gen eral in the insDeetion of the four mill tarv orgarSEations of Montgomery, in- eludinR ,EA Crews. Che Blues the Cav. airy aPE the Artillery. All the .roops were In@aged in practice last night, prepP fatory 10 the inspection. The reg irnen;@l stoFeroom will also be inspect cd today.
 Major sickel will go from here to Luvenre to inspect the company in that town
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
T. P. A. Post organiseA

Post c, of the T P. A., of Florida. was organized here last night. when q large number of travelling men with headduarters here met at Hotel Els. nambia and elected officers W. A. KirschIoft national representative, and W. O. Hudson, national director. of New Orleans, and F. C. Groover. State rresident of Florida. were here and organized the new post leaving this morning for Jacksonville on similar business. The only officers elected were T. F. welles as president; A. VI. Lewis as, sncretarv; the other e'ec- tions being deferred until the meeting If Saturday. when the organi1a ton will be completed and other officers elected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
ENDORSES TWO BILLS.

CenGmattee wft1 Report F avoFabTy
 MeasuFes Aiuaed ct RailrOaas.
 The bill of Senator Lusk, regulating bills of lading, was favorsbly endorsed last night by the Committee on Com naerce and Common Carriers The Committee also endorsed the excess baggage bill, which was favored by the trave.ing men of the state.
 The bill Of Sanator Lusk was intro duced at the morning session yester- day IL is intended to protect the ship per from unjust or unfair stipulation which may be printed on the back of a bill of iading. The bill in effect de- ciares it is not good public roliey to permit bill of iading to contain stip- uIations and provisions whach might not be upheld by a court Legislation on this matter has occupied ths Su- prenas Court of the United states in the cons!oeration of several important cases .. -.-'..
 The excess baggage bin provides tAat excess baggage can not be charged above 10 per cent. Of first class fare.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
Iron Trntlc Review.

Cleveland. Ohio Feb. 20-The Iron Trade Review tomorrow will say:
 Indications of a downward tendency in pig iron prices. noted last week. are not now so strong. The position of buyers of steel making iron in insisting g upon s20.00 quotation is still firmly maintained. although necessity some time eompels a small purchase.
 After an absence of many months from the market, the United Steel cor poration has placed an order aggre- gazing $500 tons of low phosphorus pig iron for delivery in June. July and Au- gust
 The Rock Island and Frisco systems have ordered 10000 freight cars from the American Car and Foundry Com pany for delivery beginning in April.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
Latest Anenthefic.

The latest discovery in aresthctics | that of Dr. Stephen Leduc. @ Paris ian physician. who destroys sensibil- ftjes au over the bondy by sendiug mild alternating current of electricity through the brain in the same general manner a. in electrocution. In this case the patient loses consciousness. but in every other respect important advantages are secured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
wELcH-wADoY.

Wedding of TaIIadega Couple Surprise to Their Friends.
 Talladega. Feb. e0.--(Special )-The quiet wedding of MT. Thomas L. weich and Mrs. Jessie Miller waddy last evening at s:SO o'clock was a great surprise to their large circle of friends
 Only the immediate family and friends of the couple were present
 Mrs. Waddy is the daughter of Judge c. K. Miller of this city. Mir. Welch is one of the most prominent business men of the place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
Counsel Thinks B.'I of J. R. Wells Is
 too T.bwhx.

Counsel for -he prosecution of ]. B. weIrs. the insfafsrserit furniture dealer of Montvomery. af,e~ed to have con. enired to secure s nao from Georeia Haynes. of Jackson. Miss. by marryins z her in Memnhis. Is clarnoring for an in. crease in the bond of Wells. A motion to this effect has been recorded two days. and 1t Is expected Recorder Fsab@f will hear this phase of the case this af- tefnoon.
 When first arrested on a warrant by Mrs Wells. charging the bringing of stolen property into AIabama. Wells was rsieased on . $500 bond. The mo. tion to increase the bond to $1.0O0 penf. ing hearing February 2s, was made Tuesday. and was to have been heard ny the recorder yesterday. but was con. tspued until today,
 The cases of assault and battery against Wells, and disorderIy conduct against Mrs. Wells. q sequel growing out of subsequent quarrel, were aI- go to have been tried yesterday but were continued until today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
HOLD UP MEASURE.
O8anton Dispensary Bill Awaits Sfaa Ns dlesOm'a Return

VHtVH UHbpeMHaFy BIU Awaits Mid,
 dleton'a Return.
 The temperance Committee of the House he'd 2 session Wednesday eren- sn&, at which the, proposition of re- porting to the House the CIanton dis- psnsary bill was taken up. This is the measure which was agreed to be re. ported favorably by the t6mmittee. but was held up by Chairman Ballard at tne request of the author, Represent alive Middleton of Chiffon County. who is III at home
 The matter was aired on the floor of the House Wednesday morning. The committee sustained the chairman in the matter. instructing him to sti.f fur ther withhold the report on the bill from the House until Saturday, to give MT. Miduieton an opportunity to re- gain his seat in the House, and pro- pose his desired amendment to the measure
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
REPORT THE TREATY.
santo Domingo Measure Will Be Passed
 During Session

Washington, Feb. 2o-The Senate Committee on Foreign Relations today authorized a favorable report on the treaty with Santo pomineo relative to the collection of the revenues of that country by Americans.
 The action was taken after very brief aitting and Senator. Lodge. who has the treaty in charge. expressed the opinion that there would be no factious opposition to its ratification by the Senate Senator Bacon has heretofore opposed the treaty whenever 1t has come to the surface, either in com mittee on in the Senate but he declined to say today whether he would con- tinue that course.
 The fact is recognized that determin- ed opposition of any one Senator would r~event action on the agreement. and In that event 1t Is believed that the Sem ate would be called in extra session. It is. howver, the general opinion among the Senators, that a vote will be se- cured during the present session.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
FrIghtened by Nerro.

The ladies at the home Of Dr. J. P. Furniss, on Lauderdale Street, receiv- ed quite a fright this afternoon about 6 o'clock by the sudden discovery of q negro in Dr.. Furnisss office room The negro, when discovered by Miss Annie Dawson, was sitting in a chair in the room; how he got there no one knows. but he told Miss Dawson that he was suffering from toothache. and was looking for a physician. Immedi- ately after he was discovered he de- parted.
 The police were telephoned for, but could not find any trace of the negro. nor could they find anything missing from the office.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
BramIcx Skiing stnte.

Columbus, O.. Feb. 20--A warrant has heen sworn for the arrest of NJ F. Bramlev, head of the Cleveland Trim dad Paving Company In connection with the board of public service bri- hery in this citv telegram from Cleveland says Bramley has gone to Colorado
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
British narkentsne Ashore

Pensacola. Fla. Feb. 20.-A re- art has r~achcd b>rr from Aoaiarfri- ( Ia that the British barkentine
 theI Clark had gone ashore near the west pass there. A tug has gone to her assistance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21

It also provides that the railroads of the State snail give interchangeable
 baggage checks just as the railroads will be required to give interchange able mileage books
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21

Cholly-Im doosid worried. y'know My doctah says I'm suffering fwom bwain flag. Jack-Teel sort of cloudy in your mind? Chory-Pwecisely. Jack Cheer up, old chap. That's not brain fag--it's only brain fog Baltimore American
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
MRS. wOoLFoLK ENTERTAINS
 THE NO NAME CLUB

When the members of the No Name Club met with Mrs. A. s. Woolfolk We'd nesday. the program included a paper by Mrs. Alex Garland on The Sage in Shakespeare's Time" Miss Olivia Ar ring ton read a selection from Emmer- son on shakespeare, The Poet" Mrs. J. D. Roduemore talked on the subject of the women's clubs of Boston, and Mrs. William M. Scott talked about the City Fedora ion of Women's Clubs of Atlanta, and the work accomplished by the organization. Other guests of the morning were Miss Pollock and Mrs shannon of Gin cinnati.
 Notice Infirmary Board.
 The members of the lnfirmary Board will hold regular meeting this morn ing at 10:S0 o'clock.
 Mrs. J. A. Kirkpatrick, President. Mrs. S. D Seelye Secretary
 $ E %
 The Ionian Club will meet this morn ing with Mrs. Lamar Law, at her home on Perry Street.
 Miss Minnie Lemle will entertain the Young Ladies Euchre Club this after noon.
 The members of the Standard Club will give the annual childrens ball this evening. The management of the ball Is in the hands of Mrs. E. Lobman, chairman, Mrs. Alex Rice, Mrs B. J. Weil and Mrs Ike Levystein. and 1t promises to be one of unusual brilllapce.
 < E S:
 The friends of MT. and Mrs. John K Barry will be glad to learn that their little daughter Lucille is improving rap idly.
 $ * < The hour for the birthday party at which Master Charles c. Abercrombie will entertain Friday afternoon is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
Returns to Port .

Pensacola, Fla. Feb. 20--The schooner Donna Christiana which sail ed from this port last Saturday for Belize with a cargo of lumber. put back tonight. leaking. It may be necessary to discharge her cargo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
CAR WORKERS RETURN.

q. Gxe on G~o--i1. CNs-iAst"T and West
 North Carolina Roads Ends.
 Ausysta. Ga. Feb 20.--Th> strive of the car whrkers of the deorEia Rnd Charleston and Western North csroi'na Rai'roaA~ was settled today the companies roucedins ell the st-iker's demand. except rcco~nition of the nn'on.
 Mo-e than six hundred men have f~turned to work. The men demanded on incresse os three cents an hour as well as minor advantages not herctorore enJoJ ca.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
BijOu Tonight, The James Boys in Missouri. Frees 25, 35. 50
COMPANY LOSES CASE.
Selma Man Recovers $1OO for Delay
 Telegram.

SeIIHW -N"H kNecUVers 4IUU NOf UeIAy Of
 Telegram.
 Selma, Feb. 2U,-(SpeciaI by Long Distance Telephone. 1.-The civil suit in the City Court of Selma of George Lyle vs. the Western Union Tel. egraph Company, was concluded this afternoon and a verdict was rendered by the jury for the plaintiff.
 The case grew out of a delayed tell egram announcing the critical illness of a relative of Lyle in Birmingham He claimed $1,oo0. but the jury only gave the plaintiff judgment for $1OO, the company Iaying all costs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
PRIZE SKATING.

Friday night, at thc Auditorium Rink. handsome prize will he award cd to the most graceful lady skatcT. Several Races also. Come.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21

changed from four o'clock to three o. clock. The guests are in this way in- vited to be with the little host at three o'clock Friday afternoon at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. C. G. Aber- crombie on Perry Street.
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 Mrs. H. F. Reynolds. who has been i'll for a week at a local infirmary, is again at her apartments at the New Exchange.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
NEIGupoRHoop HOUSE.

Meeting Win Be Held nt St. Johns This
 Afternoon.
 The Neighborhood House Association will meet in the primary room of the Sunday School of St. Johns Episcopal church this afternoon at 3:S0 o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21

There will be an open meeting of the Mothers Union this afternoon at four o'clock at the home of Mrs. R. S. Will Hams on Court street. when Mrs. Mat lock, of Birmingham, will deliver an address on "The Interpretation of Child Character"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
MISS FLEMING AND MIR.
 naan A ID Er q


 At the suburban home of MT. and Mrs. W. F. Fleming, on the extension of Cleveland Avenue occurred the mar riage of their daughter, Miss Kate Fleming, and Mn Carter McClaren Wednesday afternoon at five o'clock. Rev. Dr. Bailey officia.ed in the pres ence of a number of friends and rela- tives. It was a quiet home wedding with no attendants. The bride wore a handsome toilette of gray etemine ov- CT lavender silk, with violet hat and carried white roses. The home was adorned in a profuse arrangement of carnations, hyacin.h and smilax. An informal reception followed the cere- mony The wedding march was played by Miss Kate Booth.
 Mir. and Mrs. McClaren left for Allan ta where they go to visit MT. McClaren's s relatives.
 Many friends are sincerely interested in the future happiness of this young couple The bride is an accomplished and attractive young woman. MT, Mc- Claren is a prominet lumber merchant, who has the esteem of hosts of friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
GRAND LARCENY CHARGED.
Negro Accused of Stealing Articles from
 Residence.

Willie Latimer, a negro with a num- bey of aliases, was bound over by Re- corder Baber yesterday afternoon on charge of grand larceny, and his bond was fixed at $500 in default of which he was Committed to jail.
 Latimer Is alleged to have stolen a hat and an overeoat containing gloves. a muffler and other articles. from the hat rack at the residence of.w. E. Jack son on Madison Avenue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21

Biiou Tonight, The James Boys In Missouri. Pr.ces 2J, SS. 50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
WANTS BoND INCREASED.

fss~w T"ws~ht. -k. y~y.ses Boys h Missouri. Prices 25 3S, 50.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-29
Which Way?

The story is told Of major who was
in command of troops who We're in
pursuit Of some outlaws. In the chase
he arrived at village to discover that
he was too late to intercept them, and
f..ally ordered the horses unsaddled
and fed.
Now, the majors hostler was a son
Of Ireland. ignorant Of everything
pertaining to the equestrian ART. and,
coming in from the village in a state
bordering on intoxication, he put the
majors saddle on the horse facing to
the rear. When the horses We're
brought up for fresh start the ma
jor, instantly discovering the mistake,
demanded the reason for it.
can shure," said Pat, little terri
fied-"an' shure, major an I didn't
know which way you was going
An explosion followed-thn major
was satisfed-and Pat escaped pun
ishment.-Harper's Weekly.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-29
Relief From Rheumatic Pains.

*"I suffered with rheumatism for
over two years says Dir. ROLAND
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" walk, at other times it would be
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-29
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS.
Don't Mistake the Cause of Your
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Shows How to Cure Them.

Many people never Suspect their kid
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-29

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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-29
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