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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18
MISS KELLER BECOMES
 BRIDE OF MIR. TYSON
Beautiful Wedding in Florence of MOnt- EOmery Man and North Ala
 bama Young Woman.

Florence. July 17.-(Special 1.-The First Presbyterian Church presented scene of tropical beauty this evening. when Miss Mildred Keller and MT. La ban Warren Tyson were united in mar riage.
 Palms and white flowers were brought in profusion from Florida for the decorations and were used with beautiful effect, the entire front Of the edifce being covered with the palms, concealing the wall to the ceiling. The altar was banked with potted plants and from the centre of a curtain form ed of white flowers was suspended basket of exquisite flowers.
 A delightful musical program was rendered by the organist. Mrs. C. M . Watson, assisted by MISS Rosa ANeaI and Miss Lucy Ewin.
 The brides gown was embroidereo chiffon and her veil was surmounteo with a wreath of orange blossoms ana fastened with a diamond sunburst, the gift of the bridegroom. She carried a large bouquet of lilies of the valley She is one of the most beautiful or Ala bama's daughters and her charm was accentuated by becoming costume.
 Tho matron of honor was Mrs. A. B. Camper, and Miss Louise Adams Of Memphis was maid of honor. The bridesmaids were Misses Ella Perry. Elizabeth Powers, Jamie Harris ana Elizabeth Lasseter of Tuscumbia MT. Tyson was attended by his brother. MT. Archie Tyson of Montgomery. as best man and Messrs. A. P. Tyson. Emmet Seibles and William Kelly of Mont eomery. Messrs Lester Norvell and Henry Fite of Florence, groomsmen,
 The bridesmaids and matron were gowned in white sash chiffon with green trimmings.
 The strains of the wedding march from Lohengrin announced the arrival of the bridal party, the bride entering on the arm of her uncle. Mir. N. C.. Adams of Memphis. who gave her away. They were met at the altar by the groom and his best man. and the ceremony was performed by the pastor, Rev. E. D. McDouga1l. D. D.
 Following the ceremony there was a reception at the home of the brides mother, Mrs. Kate Keller. whose there was a display of handsome we'd ding presents. Notable among these was a chest of silver from the mother and brother of the bridegroom. and a silver service from the directors Of the New Farley National Bank of Mont gomery of which MT. Tyson is cashier.
 After the reception a special car car ried the bridal party to Tuscumbia, where MT. and Mrs. Tyson left for a trip of indefinite duration to Virginia Beach New York, Boston and other Eastern points.
 Among those from a distance who attended the wedding were Mrs. Pattle Tyson of Montgomery, Mrs. G. IT. Iur ner of huntsville. Dr. J M. Keller of Hot Strings, Ark, MT. N. c. Adams and Miss Louise Adams of Memphis. Misses Evelyn and Elizabeth Lasseter of Tuscumbia and Messrs. A. l.. and A p. Tyson, William Kelly and En- met SeibIes of Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18
Estridge.Wbite.

Tuscaloosa. July 17-(Srecial)-Th marriage of Mir. W. H. Estridge ano Miss Elma White occurred yesteroag afternoon at the home of the brioe brother Mir. Albert White.
 The ceremony was performed Tn the presence of only few intimate frlenos' Rev. John Van Lear officiating
 Tho bride is a charming young w"- man. Her family came here from Knoxville, Ala, just a short time ago and she has already won a great many friends and admirers. Mir. Estridge IS a popular young man who has been conducting a turpentine industry near Brookwood.
 The young couple left immediately atfer the ceremony for Brookwooo' where they will make their home
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18
WHITE-FAUSETT.
Interesting Wedding Is Celebrated At
 ROanOke.


 Roanoke. July 17.-(Special-)- )-At ,.3O o'clock this afternoon there was celebrated at the home of Councilman F.. P. Mickle the marriage of his sls- ter. Miss Emma Fausett, to MT. Addi- son E. White, of Spartanburg. 5. c. Rev J. P. Shafrer, D. D.. was the ofn- eiating minister.
 Immediately after the ceremony the bridal couple left for the grooms s home.
 The bride is a woman of remarkably strong personality and for the past two years has been teaching school Tn Arizona. She is a member of one Of the oldest and best families in this section MT. White is a popular trav- cling salesman.
 It has been definitely decided that Roanoke is to have an ice factory or sufficient output to furnish this terri tory. The enterprise will be establish ed by the promoters of the large guano and acid plant now being erected here' by the Roanoke Guano Company. ana will be operated in connection with this plant.
 A protracted meoting began today at the Christian Church in this place. The preaching Is being done by Rev. s. F. Spiegel, of Birmingham, state evanss- :st The Christian congregation has recently improved and beautified it's house of worship
 The Primitive Baptist people have recently purchased the old Methodist church building and will move it two blocks awoy to lot donated them by Hon. w. A. Handley
 The contract for the building of the A. B and A depot at this point has been let to Zobel Brothers, local con tractors. for $l0.000 Work will begin in a few weeks. The depot will be "t concrete, and will be very handsome and commodious IL Is thought q schedule will be put on the road abou, the first of August.
 Councilman w. w Wood is erecting a two-story store and office building sixty feet wide
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18
MARK TWAIN WIRES.
Tells of Collision With Barque in Eng
 fish Channel.

London. July 1.-The following dis patch via Crookhaven from the Allan tic Transport Line steamer Minnetonka and signed Mark Twain" was received by the Associated Press:
 Left the channel Sunday at 130 in doubtful weather and sighted the Scilly Islands ten miles off .. At 6 o'clock ran into a dense fog which broke into patches during the night.
 At a. m. Monday the fog had thickened and the ship was crawling along slowly. At 6:30 barque sud- denly loomed up and lost her bowsprit by dragging along her side.
 We received very slight damage. The barque was coming for our broad side but prompt action on both sides prevented a direct collision.
 "The barque disappeared in the fog. We saw her twice during three hours hunt but she was so quickly enveloped in the fog that we could not speak to her, so we resumed our trail.
 "All well.
 Mark Twain"
 The Minnetonka on board which Mark Twain is q passenger sailed July 12 from London for New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18
CLOPTON-PALMER.
Georgia Man Weeds Young Woman of
 Union Springs.

Union Springs, July 17-(Special.)- )- At the home of MT. and Mrs. c. c. Clark, Tuesday afternoon. a beautiful home wedding was soiemnized, the contracting persons being Miss Myrtle Palmer. who is niece of Mrs Clark, and MT V. C1optun of Eatonton, Ga.
 Rev F.. l., Crawford spoke the words uniting the two Miss Annie Hunter presided at the piano and during the ceremony softly played 70 Promise Me"
 The bride wore q handsome travel ing suit of tan voile with hat to match. and carried brides roses.
 The following out-ot:own guests were present: Mrs. J A Palmer, Misses Mary Will and Olga Palmer. of Montgomery. and MT NJ. B. Brown. of DeverauX, Ga. The bride IS an attract i've and charming yaung woman and the groom is a splendid business man of Eatonton.
 Miss Eva Pierce will entertain Thurs day evening in honor of Misses Bell Anderson and Mary Borden Williams, of Montgomery. who will arrive Thursday for visit to her. Punch will be served in the hall by Misses Lucille
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18
COLBERT's NEW JAIL.
Contract for Building Awarded By
 COmmisslOner.


 Tuscumbia. July 17.-(Special)-The contract for erecting Colbert countys new jail was awarded today by the County Commissioners. they having convened in special session for that purpose.
 The Stewart Iron Works of Cincin- nati. Ohio, secured the contract at s15.s72. the building to be complete in every particular and to be finished by the 1st of next January.
 There were eight well known firms among the bidders. all except one hav- ing a personal representative present. and it was a difficult proposition for the commissioners to decide. Beside the Stewart Iron Works. the success full bidder. the Champion Iron Works of Kenton. Ohio: Manly Jail Works of Dalton. Ga; Southern Steel Company of San Antonio. Tex; Pauly Jail Con- pany of St Louis; Diebold Safe and Lock Company of Canton. Ohio; Adams Steel and Wire Works of Joliet. H.. and Mesker and Bro. of St. Louis. sub mitted bids.
 The highest bid reached $17.575.oO and the lowest was $14.470.00. The ma. terial will be assembled at once. and work commenced without delay. and pushed as rapidly as possible. ..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18
DETAILS OF SYNDICATE.
KIaw md ErIanxer To Control Amuss
 ments of The world.

kIaW ana Eflu0XeE 10 SOntTOl AmuSS-
 ments of The world.
 New York, July 17-Some of the de- tails of the $100,0OO,O0O threatrlcal syndicate that will control the leading theatres and theatrical interests in the United States and Europe have been learned here.
 Klaw and Erlanger, the directing heads of the American theatrical syn dicate are leading the movement and they sent Levy Mayer of Chicago, their general counsel to Europe to arrange the details for the syndicate and to make final terms with the individual managers and owners on the other side.
 The big theatrical syndicate has been practically assured ever since the prominent managers in London. Paris and Berlin and the other cities in Europe agreed many months ago 10 pool their issues with the managers in this country. Six of the American managers constitute the present theatre syndicate They are Messrs A. Hay man. A. L. Erlanger. Marc Klaw Charles Frohman, Samuel F. Nixon and J. Fred Zimmerman. MT Charles Frohman
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18
REUNION IN PIKE.

Many Troy People Go to Tennille.
 Troy. July 17-tspeciaD Quite a number of Troy citizens attended the reunion of the Pike County Confederate Veterans which Is being held at Ten nille today. More than two hundred tickets were sold for Tennille by the ticket agent at this place.
 News has just been received that Frank Walters died at the home of his father John F. Walters, on Elm street about four o'clock this afternoon He had been i'll for quite long while and has been a great sufferer. He was fish and game warden for Pike county. No arrangements have yet been made in regard to funeral.
 Deputy Collector Knox Booth and Deputy Marshall Alex Kelley of Mont gomery are in Troy today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18
HENRY CARTER DEAD.
G'resident of YOrkhaven Power Company y
 is Stricken With ApOnlexy.

New York. July l7-Henry Lewis CCarter. president of the Yorkhaven Water and Power Company of York haven, Pa, died suddenly from apoplexy yesterday at his home here. He was 5l years of age and well known among financiers and paper manufacturers-
 At Yorkhaven MT. Carter directed the building of one of the largest power dams in the world, d line of masonry two miles long, having been thrown across the Susquehanna. The power fs transmitted to points 100 miles away.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18
Biz Deal h Shefneld.

Sheffield, July 17.-(Special.)-One of the biggest real estate deals consum- mated in this city for some time was that of the Handsome Lagomarsino bus tness house on Montgomery Avenue, known as the Chitty building. which has passed into the hands of pr. W. J. Galloway, to be used by him as 8 drug store The transfer was made by L. A Lagomarsino, the consideration being $1l500 The building was occupied by the lattVr as a saloon until tho dis pensary bill which went into effect July 1st put all saloons in the county out of business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18
OLD VERDI OPERA.
Unknown Production of old Composer
 EounI in Box,

Milan. July l7-ln a box of old papers at Verdi's old home at Santa Agatha there has been found the manuscript of a hitherto unknown opera written by the great composer.
 In accordance with the will of verdi the contents of this box were to have been destroyed and 1t was while gong through the papers preparatory to car rying out the dead mans wishes that the opera was found. It has not ye. been decided by Nerdfs executors what will be done with the manucript
 It is supposed to have been one or ms early Works
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18

cnuied as a saloon on the corner of Third and Raleigh avenue
 Those arrested gave bond for their appearance in the city court. when the charge of violating the city ordinance will be heard. If the charge Is sus- tained, they will have to answer to the State and county for operating g. blind tiger"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18
SIDEWALKS IN TUsCUMDIA.
City Council Awards Contract For the
 Work.

Tuscumbia. July )-The City Council of Tuscumbia has award ed the contract for building 13.1y0 square yards, or about four miles of cement sidewalks. to be laid on several of the principal business and residence streets of the city.
 Several bids were submitted, and ar- ter consideration by the council that of the Adamant Stone and Paving Com pany of Nashville. Tenn. was accepted The price paid was 1877 per foot or about $1.24 Ter square yard
 Work Is to begin as soon as the ma terial can be received. and an compie- tion of the present contract, another for several miles more will be awarded The city Is having the walks laid at the expense of the property owners. who have several years in which to pay for the same.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18
Baptist Church in Dallas.

Baptists of this city and Dallas have combined forces for the erection Of a Baptist Church in Dallas. to cost about $2.O0O
 The Dallas avenue and First Baptist churches have appointed building com mittees to have charge of the work. A lot in an advantageous location has been secured as a site for the church.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18
VIOLATED LIQUOR LAW.

y1rut Arrests Are Made In ShemeId-
 Shemeld July 17.-(SpecialO- The first offense for violation of the dis pensary law. reported in Colbert coun- ty, resulted in the arrest of Ed. Broad. soot. . former policeman. Lizzie Mason. . white woman and Charlie Jake, a ne- ITO in this city yesterday
 The warrant charges them with run ming a blind tiger" and dispensing liquor without license The sales are alleged to have been made in the sec- ond story of the building formerly oc-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18
HARRY FLAWS HEALTH.
Prisoner Is Smoking Too Much Tobacco
 Says Doctor.


 New York, July 17-So many and such varying reports have of late been printed concerning the physical con- dition of Harry K. Thaw. that Dr. Frank McGuire the Tombs physician has made a statement on his health. Dr. Mcclure said that Thaw's con- dftion did not differ from that of any man confined as Thaw is. who lives on rich food and spends much time smok- ing a black briar pipe. Dr. Mcclure added:
 q have advised Thaw to cut down the amount of smoking and regulate his diet. 1 have written a prescription for him and have advised his taking less exerices in the prison and urged him to take more than he does when he is out of doors in the afternoon. Thaw now wears green goggles while in the prison yard. He complained that when out of doors the strong light hurts his eyes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18
HUNTING FOR CLIFFORD.

state Department Wants One Leg9eA
 Bike Rider.
 Berlin. July 1i-Inquiry is sought by the state department at Washington as to the whereabouts of fsddie Clifford. a one-legged trick bicycle rider.
 Clifford gave several performances in Germany which included dive into a tank but the authorities refused to allow him to continue owing to tho fact that several boys who initiated his tricks were drowned. The where- abouts of the man is unknown to the authorities.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18

the case with Klaw and Erlanger in
 the past will be the feature particularly cared for.
 The recent decision of New York courts that their combination 10 not
 illegal has. 1t is said. been . great factor in bringing about the syndicate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18
INVESTIGATE PRISONS,
Governor Hughes To Look Into Co
 plaints of COnvicts.

GOVernOF HugheS TO LOOk IhtO COm-
 plaints of COnvfcts.
 New York, July 17-Searching investi- gation of all the penal institutions of the state, The Herald announces today is to be made by Governor Hughes.
 Startling revelations are predicted which will show a need for immediate reform. Convicts, it is stated. have made many charges and these are said to be responsible for the governors contemplated action.
 Sing Sing prison Is understood to be the first of the penal institutions to De probed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18
younr Merchant Arrested,

Constantinople, July IA young merchant has been arrested here in con nection with the bomb explosion Sunday night in front of the summer quarters of the American embassy at Therapia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18
SOLICITOR TRANSFERRED.
c, A. l.. Samford, of Opelika, Goes From
 Circuit to Law and Equity Court.

Hon. c. A. l.. Sanford, of Ope'ika' was yesterday appointed by Governor Conner as Solicitor for the new court or Law and Equity of Lee County, when was created by the Legislature ID January.
 The new solicitor was brother o. tho lamented Governor Sanford or Alabama. and at the present time IS Solicitor of the Circuit Court of which Lee County is a part. This leaves va, cancy in the Circuit Court which VIII have to be filled by the Governor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18

WANTED, Three Good OK Drivers, and Three Good Mule Drivers at our Log camp at White Hall. Must be good steady and reliable. Wages 32.0O per day. yt Shuh. Miller Lumber sCo. Ia
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18

"See our window display of the new fashions in shoes. Ob- serve the shoes of the best Hressed women you meet. The styles are the same. Women who recognize style know that they get it here.
 We have them in all the fashionable shapes and leath- CTS. It costs you no obliga- ton to come in and see them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18
THE rExAs WONDER

Cures all Kidney, Bladder and Rheu- matic troubles: sold by all druggists, or two months treatment by mail for $1. Dr. E. w. Hall. 2926 Olive St., St. Louis. Mo. Send for Ala. testimonials
 -adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18
NEWS OF RECORD

A deed was recorded yesterday in the ofice of the Probate Judge whereby the Highland Park. South. Improvement Company conveyed three lots in High land Park South. to Alex Troy. the consideration being $1,50O.
 Governor Conner made the following appointments yesterday:
 Notaries-William c. Carter Of But Ter County; James B. Bryson or But Ter County, D. D. Watson Of Houston County, Lee Cowart of Jefferson Coun- ty. John M Lind of Jefferson County. Milton B. Merits of Madison and J. N. Aleer of Mobile County.
 Justice of the Peace, W. G. High Of Chambers County.
 Constable, J. D. Glisson of Geneva County.
 Notification was received by the Sec retary of State yesterday of the follow ing new corporations:
 The National Ore. Failing. and Ma chinery Company of Birmingham; cap ital stock. 5000; incorporators: J. A. Menze A. F. Crane. M. F. German. G w Coen and J. Dur.
 The Flomaton Mercantile Company of Flomaton. Escambia County; capital stock s1O000. incorporators, A. C. Smith, P. B Sewell. J. l.. Sewell and w L. Abernathy.
 The Home Building and Loan Asso- citation of Eufaula: capital stock, sl5O;- 900; incorporators ". l.. Wlld: Noah w Roberts and c. S Mcdowell, Jr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18
To Remove Freckles a Pimples In Ten Days. Use NadinOla

OR E A M, 8 new dis
 covery, sold under 2 positive guarantee, and
 money refunded if it fails to remove freckles, pimples, liver spots, tan, sallowness, collar discolorations, b lack heads and eruptions ot the skin, no matter or how long standing. Ordinary cases in lO lo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18

building permit was yesterday is sued to the Southern Cotton oil Com pany to erect a S4 000 building on Rail road Street, adjoining their plant In North MOntROmerX
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-25
Notes From Keith's

Joe Hart's pretty novelty, "The Rain
Dears" are coming to Keith's next week
and are sure to make the same big hit
they did last year. Louise Montrose, the
dainty comic opera comedienne. is head
ing the "Dears' this season, and her
pretty voice and gracefulness make her an
admirable leader for this act
Carletta, "The Human Dragon" is one
OF the big headliners coming to Keith 3
next week. This man Is a wonder OF flex-
Utility and agility ana the way in which
he almost ties himself up In knots" Is
sufficient TO make him the talk OF every
place he appears
Monroe, Mack and Lawrence. one of the
best trios of funmakers I'm vaudeville, will
be one OF the program OF laugh-compell-
ers who are booked for Keths for next
week. appearing in a funny farce How
TO Get Rid or Your Mother -In-Law, ."
which Is brimful OF laughter from start to
finish
George Abel. the noted English actor.
will head bill at Keiths next week that
Will embrace ten new features. MIR Abel
Will appear I'm a merry comedetta, Three
of Kind" In which he will be supported
by seven London funmakers. Mr. Abel is
worthy headliner for the strong bill
annoupced for that theatre for next week.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-25
and Cab Drivers union of Pawtucket
PROVIDENCE BUILDING TRADES.

and Cab Drivers union of Pawtucket
I PROVIDENCE BUILDING TRADES
Representatives OF the Plumbers. the
Carpenters Steamfitters and other unions
comprising the Providence Building
Trades Council. met at tho Labor Tenn
pie last evening The usual business was
considered by those present Communi-
cations were received. The general opin-
ion seems TO be one OF great satisfaction
I'm regard 10 the excellent trade condi-
ton prevailing among all the trades i'm
this city.
IN OTHER CITIES
Federal Judge Dayton has granted "A
temporary injunction TO the mine owners
OF the Wheeling, w. Va, district, re-
straining officials of the United Mine
Workers OF America from organizing or
otherwise interfering with the coal min
ers who are out on strike i'm that State
The companies named are the Hitchman
Glendale and Richmond Coal Companies
The Yonkers. ~ Y, conductors and
motormen. though not organized into
union, have declared strike and the
entire street railway system of the city
Is tied up as a result. The trouble is
caused by the demands OF the men for
more money and for the removal OF a
certain superintendent The company has
made overtures 10 the men and promised
them some OF their demands IL they will
return to work
Representatives OF the Eastern Associa-
ton of Railroad Trainmen met I'm the
broadway Central Hotel yesterday and
formulated "a new schedule of wages
which Is to be submitted TO the officials
of the railroads next week. The sched-
ule is readjustment OF the wages of
the trainmen and conductors. They en-
brace. on the whole, more or less of an
advance on the present rates.
An important case affecting labor men
generally comes up before the Supreme
Court on Oct. %, 1907 The case is the
result of suit brought against the
Louisville q Nashville Railroad Company
by mechanic, who alleges that he was
threatened with dismissal because he
was member of n union