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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
FouNpATIoNs c.vE WAY.
Damage To New Water Tank Built IH
 Athens.

Athens. Feb. Special. l-The large water tank just nut in for the city by a contracting company and which was ready to be received by the city. when der three of the supporting columns gave way and came near precipitatins z the huge water tower to the ground.
 It was quickly emptled and the con tractor notified. They are here now with the view of raising the huge pile of steel on jacks and rebuilding the foundations. which cost tho originally about $1.oo0. Aais means a delay of some weeks and perhaps months in the city getting a sufficient supply of water.
 Fx- Sheriff E .F. Puryear has an- nounced his candidacy for city marshal at the April election.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
r.fshf In nirmiugham.

Birningham, Feb. 7.--(Special. LA few flakes of snow fell in Blrming- ham this morning. The weather condis tions have been cold and dreary all day, the general conditions being too cold to snow much. The flakes melted as rapidly as they fell.
 A little sleet was noticed before 10 o'clock. The thermometer, however, did not go to the lowest figure for the year. the record of few weeks back not being met.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
FANCY DRESS BALL.
Young Women Of Eufaula Entertain
 Young Men.


 Young Men.
 Eufaula. Feb. 7.-tSpecial )--The young ladies of ~Eufaula tendered a fancy dr . ball in honor of the young men of the city in the Eiks' Horne Tuesday evening,
 The ladies were all gowned in char acteristic costumes, representing peas- ant girls. Texas cowboys, Red Riding Hood and other characters. The dance was led by Phil Allen Ranp and Miss Lizzie Wood Guice and the occasion was greatly enjoyed by score or more of couples
 At a recent meeting of the City Coun- ell. c. ,. Mercer was elected an AL dernan froan the Fourth Ward ta fill the vacancy lately created by the re- moval of Jake Stern from the city. Rev. M. F Wharton is absent in Lake City. FIs where he wont to de. liver q lecture before the Chautauqua
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
EPISCOPAL coNvooATrcN.
InterestIng Services Are Held By Cler-
 NY in TroY

Troy, Feb. 7-tspeciaL)-The Mont gomery Convocation held its opening service list night at 7:30 o'clock in St Marks Church. there being present, Rev. Stewart Mcqueen of Montgomery; Rev. Bertram ECBrown of Eufaula; Rev. W. L. Walden of Greenville, and Rev. W. J. Page of Troy.
 Four priests in their vestments. of ficiating in the chancel, was an unus- uai sight to the people of this mis- sion, where oftAntimns the appearance of one Is a strange occurrence. Rev .. MT. Brown preached the sermon.
 This morning at 10 o'clock Re" Mr Walden preached and the holy commun- ion was celebrated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
MADISON GRAND JURY.
Partial Report Is Filed With JudG
 Speake.

Partial Report To Filed With Judge
 Speake.
 Huntsville, Feb. 7.-(Special. )--The grand jury has made a partial report to Judge SpealSe in the circuit court. returning true bills against Charles Montgomery for bigamy, Charlie Gil- liam. Buck watkins and James Elem ing for grand larceny. Mon tgomery. Gillian and Fleming have pleaded guilty and have been sent to jail to await sentence.
 Nels Olson. a locomotive firemen of Birmingham. has filed Q suit in the United States court here against the Southern Railway, claiming S25,000 damages for personal injuries.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
rrnnsferreA To NIahile.

Decatur, Feb. 7.--(speeiaL l--John L. Krone, who has been employed as clerk in the Louisville and Nashville Railroad freight office in this city for many years, has been removed to Mobile where he was made chief clerk of che company in that city. MT. Krone has already gone to Mobile and his family will move there within a few days
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
ssayor Will Not Prosecute.

Mayor Atkins tliis afternoon decided that he would not prosecute the repeal case against the Selma Water Works Company, which was appealed this morning. The Mayor states that he will enter suit against the Water Works Company, at the next session of the Circuit Court for the amount of the license which the water works Is due the city, s2,O0U.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
:. D. DUNLAP, FOR MAYOR.

He is Nsninatea ip Gsdndcn Over ,. D.
 BIackwooN.
 Gadsden. Feb. 7.--(Speeial. )---In the second primary for, the selection of 2 candidate for Mayor today, T.. D. pun- lap wo., by majority of forty-s'x votes over q. E. Black wool.
 The vctc poIied was as iargc, II not larger tban that Of the first primary. Dr. Gao G. Yam won for Alderman in the secon6 ward by large ma jortty. equivalent to m election.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
ROBBED BIG STORE
nuRGLARs VISIT DRENNEN q co. 2 AT NIGHT.
Merchandise valued at Sl,00O 10 Taken from the Plaee-A Coal
 ShSstage In Birm- fuxhnm.

Birmingham. Feb. 7.-{SpeciaI. J. when the employees of the big depart msnt store of Drennen & Co. O. ened for business this, morning the discov. cry was made that during last nigh, burglars had effected an entrance and that large amount of goods had been stolen.
 While. 1t Is impossible to estimate the amoint of goods stolen. evidence shows that the greater portion of the attention of the burglars was given to the hardware department where a number of high priced pistols were gathered tosether and carried off. An inspection of the stock in other de- part.nents did not reveal any parsicu- lar fansacking.
 The policeman on the beat discov- cred iedder against the wall af the building in the rear and also noticed that a window of the second story had been forced.
 Numbers of the missing pistols were furnished and the rolice and detectives are working on the sase. It is be- lteved that the haul made by the burg lars will net less than sf.0oo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
Bis choru. Prepsrfng.

The local committee having in charge the preparations for the annual con- vention of the State Sunday School Convention, has sent out a request to superintendents of Sunday Schools in Jefferson County and vicinity to get their singers to join a general chorus to, furnish conc Tt during the con- vention in April. 1t is expected that a chorus of not less than 200 voices will be gotten together.
 Rehearsals will begin Friday night at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church in this city for the event The prep- arations beihg made indicate that there will be several hundred delegates to the convention on April to Il.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
MACHINIsTS STRIKE
MEN WALK OUT OF. RAILROAD
 sHoPs IN SELMA.
Contrcversy Will Southern Hallway over Employmsnt of . Non- Union Eoreman--slay Affect
 the Whole System.

Selma, Feb. 7.--(spec.al by Long Distance Telephone. )--Forty machin- l ists, members of the International Ma chinists' Association of America. and who were employed at the shops of | the Southern Railway here. walked out at o'clock this afternoon.
 The trouble between the @machinists | and the railroad Is not of serious na- ture, and 1t is believed that the trou- l ble will be adjusted tomorrow. The | trouble between the machinists and the | railroad started Wednesday afternoon. when C. $. McGowen. of Birmingham. arrived in Selma for the pur. ose of taking the position of night foreman of the roundhouse. MciswaD is said | to have served his time. and Is said not to have belonged to the maehinists
 union. It Is further claimed that he IS ] "a scab," and that during the strike of | the fnachinists on the Southern Rail- l way he took the place of one of the strikers, in Birmingham, ana tried to break the strike
 As soon as McGowan went to work here, the local machinists' union called the attention of the "a iroad officials -,ere to the contract which they ] ad with the system. that only union and skilled labor should be employed in the machine stops, and other depart traents. | In answer to the protest made by the local union the railroad officials asked
 until 9 o'clock this mcrnihg to con- sider the matter. They consented to this, and the railroad officials asked until { o'clock this evening.
 In the mea ntime President Harrison, of the local union, wirsi District Pres
 dent of the Internati onai Onion at Bir- naingham and explained the situation 1 to that official. The answer from the
 district president advised the men not to work under the direction of non-
 union man, and advised them to walk out, This afternoon when the railroad asked for further time Co consider the matter the machinists walked out. z It Is claimed that if the rallr nd l persists in making the union raaehn- ! fists work under the direction If q non.
 union man. 1t win result in a general walk out of the nachinists ever the entire system. but the men here hear of no such trouble, and con 1Gentlv ex- peet the trouble between them and the road will be adjusted tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
Two TncI,e. At Decatur.

Decatur. Feb. 7.--tspecia1.5---All North Alabama is wrapped in mantle of snow today. It commenced showing shortly after midnight last night and by morning there were two inches on the ground. It showed all day, but the weather turned warmer and much of the snow melted during the day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08

The sTsed Roesfer is growing for naybreak Fertflixsrs and Acid Pbos- phate. the Rrst crop growers. See t:,at hr is on your bags ef fertiIixcr, and n large yield is insufed.
 Marks tS Gayle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
SNOW IN ALABAMA
BITTER COLD ANT SHEET N .NoRTl ~ OF STATE.
fKeuvfest FaII On Record At Gadsden Mastie WrapA Decntur--Bir- minxhnm Has Dreary
 nay.

C7adHden. Feb. 7.---tSpecial. )--one of the heaviest snow storms on record and the first cold of any consequence In two years struck Gadsden this after noon and Is still showing. The weath- CT is hitter cold.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
Nfrs. Meyer Entertains.

Mrs. Albert Meyer charmingly en- tertained the members of the Married Ladtes' Euchre Club yesterday after noon in honor of her guest. Mrs. M. Eli of Demopolis. Vases of cut flowers and ferns were used to adorn the par lors. Two prizes were awarded. One fell to Mrs. Eli and another was won by Mrs. Herman Ullman. At conclu- sion of the games a delicious salad course was enjoyed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
Ander.op Murder case.

Judge '. W. Mabry this afternoon discharged all the Jurors and witnesses in the murder case against R. A. An- derson, which was called in the court this morning. and continued until ,to-, morrow morning. The attorney for the defendant. MT. shugart of Birmingham, is engaged in a murder case in that city, and cannot come. The case is continued until the session of the. court next fall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
SPECIAL Foe ru'pAY AND

24 pound Ssclx Fancy Patent Flour 6Ses 4s Il,m SEck Fancy Patent Flour. sI n. BzrreI Fancy Patent Flour G5.2S.
 BROCK GR0CERY O.. 15 N Perry roc Highland Ave [.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
spnrIAL ron FRIDAY AND

SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND
 SATURDAY.. 24 pound Sack Fancy Patent Flour eyc, ls ID. Sack Fancy Patent Ftour. s1 .1D. | barrel Fancy Patent Flour,
 BROCK GROCERY co, 1S N. Perry. 700 Highland Ave :.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
Bought nottIing rrant.

From the firm of Richard @ Thal- heimer this morning s. J. Burnett, L. D Porter and L. D. Kynard purchased what is known as the Central City Bot tling Works. Richard & Thalheimer has been the owner of the plant for many years, and have carried on a large soda water business In connec- tion with their other business at the corner of Broad and Water Street The new firm which this morning pur- chased the plant will continue the busi- ness which will no doubt be increased under their management
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
A Mistrlal Ordered,

After almost ali the teStimony had heen heard. the case of Perry F. Stoae vs. the South and North Ala bana Railroad, had to be noted~a mis- trial in the City Court because a jury man was taken, sick. A
 W. E. Pair was one of the twelve men who had heard the testimony of several witnesses in the personal in- jury suit. Last evening he took sud- denly i'll and was unable to leave his home. A physicians certificate was furnished showing that the juror would not be able to be in court for several days. One of tho par ties to the suit offered to continue the case with eleven men. /but there was ob- lection and mistrial was ordered
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08

Haven't you experimented wfh infer for fertfIizersr long enoushs Stop this sew ana uze the wonaerfaI Daybreak.
 Marks q Gayle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
wiiI Marry Tomorrow.

Tn the office of Probate Judge P. H, Pitts this morning, marriage aiceses were issued to Ben L. Wood of Marion Junction to Miss Jessie F. Perkins of thisGscity. -sss-Thez imarriage will take place at the home of the parents of the bride on Nance Street tomorrow after noon at o'clock. The groom-t Is a young man who is section fore- man on the Southern Railraw, and Is only 25 years of age. The bride Is charming young girl and Is only IT years of age and on the record DOCK there was pasted a note from her pa cents giving consent to the issuing of the marriage license.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
Finished Refundiur Corporations.

The Board of Revenue of Jefferson County today completed going over solvent claims and refused to refund money to a number of big corpora tions. It Is held by the Board that the corporations, in giving in their taxes, failed to give in the amount of their capitalization. Solvent credits are no longer taxable In Alabama, as is well known and money paid in for certain years as taxes on credits is be- ing refunded.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
CoaI Shortage in Hirminsbam.


 Because of the shortage of the coal supplies, considerable troabie. has been experienced lately by the Birmiughanl Railway, Light and Power Company at the power plant here. the street rail- way service being considerably inter- fered with and the other commodities being disturbed. The company has heen consuming many ears of coal a day at It's power plant and despite ef- forts of the fnel agents Trompt, de- Iiveries have been impossible onS ac- count of the railroad car shortage.
 A large supply Is being received at the plant now and the statement ie made that expectations arc rife for prompt delivery The condition Is re- narkable in the face of Birmingham being the center of the coal district of the State.
 Street car service in Birmingham has been interrupted from ten to forty nnin- utes at time while electric lights have been known to go out nn some circuits for ten minutes and longer at a timA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
Negro Teacher Arrcsted.

c. B. Mosely, Superintendent of the negro public schools at, Avondale, suburb of Birmingham. and preaeh- CT at one of the Kingston colored churches, was arrested today on a war rant Charging him with carrying con- cealed wea ons. The negro is one of the best known members of his race in the district. He made bond in the sum of S200.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
Water Work. Company Fined.

In Police Court this morning the case against N. L. Worrell, as superintend- ent of the Selma Water Works Com pany. for doing business without licenses. was called. It was expected by many that there would oe quite a legal battle fought at the session of the court and for that reason quite a crowd gathered in the court room. But the spectators gre disappointed and nothing of sensational nature trans- pired.
 At the conclusion of the testimony which was introduced in the case. Mayor Adkins assessed a fine of $100 against the Selma Water Company. Through their attorneys the case was appealed to the Circuit Court nd will be heard at the next session of that court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
Lost Cnae Drnga on

The trial of George Jost. charged with the murder of Robert Hamilton, a deputy constable in North Birmfng- ham, is making progress In the crfm- inal court. Five witnesses were heard before noon today and a like number In tho afternoon. It is expected that Q decsion will have been secured by the end Of the week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
CASES CONTINUED
ANDERSON HE 4RINo TO COME TIP
 TODAY.
Grrc1al Fair Policcman ef CsntraI Ala bama Aaeoefatten b Charged' With the Murder of c
 Brether O11esE.
Advertiser Bufsau.

Selma, Feb. q.
 The capital cases against the white man. R. A. Anderson, and the neGro, Babe Will ms, were called In the City Court of Selma this morning when the court opened.
 Both Of the defendants were in court, and tho case against each of them was postponed. The case against the ne- gro was called first and continued and then the case aRainst Andersoh was called and continued until in the morn ing. on account of the 1atter's counsel being away.
 There is no doubt but that when the case against Anderson is called tomor. row morning 1t will so to trial. The heard as soon as possible and the court would like to get 1t disposed of also. Anderson on the night of November l., while employed at the Fair grounds as a policeman, shot and killed Edward 2. Boykin. another policeman. at the Fair grounds. Resides the acting so- licitor, Anderson will be prosecuted by two Of the most able attorneys of the city.
 When the case against the negro Babe Williams was called this morning # was continued until Monday, March 9th. A special week of the City Court will be held that week and one or two other capital cases will be set for a hearing during the week.
 Williams was indicted by the last grand jury for the murder of another negro named Si Moore. The killing took place in Hogan's alley. between Broad and Washington Streets. one night last fall. during the Fair. The two negroes had quarrel ir negro saloon and adjourned to the alloy. When Williams pulled his knife and cut his adversary a number of times and Moore died from the wo.inds which he had received a few hours later.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08

Mrs. M. Eli of Demopolis, is here visiting Mrs. Albert Meyer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08

Best BIOctOn Lump Coal. Exchnnge Ice Works. Phone 325.
 tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08

MT. Levy wellman of Birmingham Is in the city today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08

MT. Max Fries of Birmingham Is here visiting relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08

Mrs. Rosseau, Miss Sidney Young. Msssrs. Ward Young and Marion Smith have returned home after delightful visit to Cuba.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
soc,nI aud Pernonal.

Mrs. L.. H. NunnaIee Of CentreVflIe is spending today here with relatives
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08

Miss Mary Gee of Burnsville is here for a short stay with friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08

MT. Levy weliman of Birmingham Is in the city today.
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