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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
cHURCHMEN AT ODDS.
Two Distinct Factions at Meeting of
 French EpiscOpate.

Two Distinct Factions at Meeting Of
 French EpiscOpate.
 Paris, Jan. 16.-The French Episco- pate continued in session at the Chat eau de La Mauette. The cardinate, archbishops and bishops are divided into two distinct parties--ultra mon tanes, who are irreconcilable and de- termined to persevere in the efforts to compel the State to negotiate for settlement with the vatican and those whose organ. The Criox, which openly advocates as the only means of pos sible victory the organization of political campaign by the Catholics, under the leadership of the clergy, in order te secure a change in the gov ernment's attitude and the liberals, or more liberal minded prelates, who be- lieve that the high dignitaries of the French church should do everything not specifically interdicted by the pope in order to maintain religious peace.
 The latter consider that 1t is neces-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
sUsPENDs A SHERIFF.
DeIebar is to be Tried for DisOrderIy
 Conduct.

Mobile Jan. 16.-(Special.)- )-Deputy Sheriff Delebar was suspended today pending trial in the recorders court tomorrow for disorderly conduct. He was arrested last night by the police and 8 charge is registered against him at the city jail for assault with a pis- tol.
 II. Neville the well known saloonlst. is the complainant. He alleges that the officer raised a disturbance in his place of business flourishing d pistol. The case will come up tomorrow morning in the recorders court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
Discrimination By Roads.

New Orleans. La, Jan. 16.-The Brickmakers' Association of Louisiana, now in annual session here, today be- gan discussion of alleged discrimina- tion by the railroads of the State in furnishing cars. Members claimed the railroads prefer to give the big lum- Der mills cars because they get $25 for hauling a car of lumber, while the freight charges on a ear of brick aver ages $15.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
NEWS OF MOBILE SOCIETY

s sa a|t s Columbia. Tenn. ana will be the guest of her aunt. Mrs. I. F. Ross until after the carnival
 The chautauqua Circle also mot to- day.
 Mrs. Joseph McPhiilips and Mrs. W. B. Patterson have returned from trip to Belize and other Central American I ports.
 Mir. H. L.. Mcconnell has returned from business trip to New York.
 Mrs. Francis P. Brady and son have returned from Macon. Miss, where they spent the holidays with Mrs. Rrady's sister, Mrs. William Scales. The Continental Mystic Crewe held high carnival in their den this even ing, vaudeville entertainment pro- viding scope for the display of, their varied talents and supper doing tho rest.
 Mrs. Charles Kohlmier and children of New Orleans are in the city visiting Mrs. Kohimier's mother. Mrs. E. Brown on Monroe Street
 Miss Lucille Bizzelle of Monroeville. Ala. is in the city visiting friends.
 The Manassas Club has fixed Febru- any as the date for it's annual ball.
 Mrs. q. M. Luce has issued invita- tions to a bridge party for next Tues day afternoon. January 22. at o'clock.
 Miss Mary Bullock and Miss Eliza beth Van Liew have returned from a visit to Montgomery
 The friends of Mrs. Georgia Gage re- gret to learn that she contemp . tes spending great deal of her time here after in Washington, to be near her son who is in school in Virginia. et
 Mrs Frye Gaillard has returned to her home in Perdue Hill after pleas ant visit to relatives here. Miss Nell Nabers of Birmingham is expected to arrive February to visit Miss Mary Danner. The Century Book Club met today with the President. Mrs. R. H. Bofl- ing The study of Russia was conttn- ued.
 MT. and Mrs. George c. Winter have announced the engagement and ap- preaching marriage of their daughter. Mary Ona to Mir. Patrick Henry Re- trix, the ceremony to take place Janu- ary 30 at the Cathedral.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
Taken HI on steamer.

2 A short time before the Munson Line steamer Prince George started to sail for Havana yesterday evening, Mrs. Pauline Raymond Larrea, passenger, bound for her home in Havana. was taken suddenly i'll. and had to be re- moved to the infirmary. The steamer, as a result, was delayed several hours. Mrs Larrea was accompanied by her husband They have two sons at Springhill College, and one daughter at the Convent of Visitation. Mrs. Lerrea hopes to be able to make the trip home on the next trip.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
Cbn,,.noorn Man spenk.

Kansas City. Jan. 16--At the annual convention today of the Western Re- tail Implement and Vehicle Dealers As sociation. Newell Sanders. of Chatts- nooga. Tenn. a representative of the National Implement of the Vehicl" Manufacturers Association. was one of the speakers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
rnn.ut Heard F,rorn.

Washington. Jan. 16.-The follow ing cablegram was received at the State Department this afternoon:
 Jamaica, Jan. 16, S:31 p. m.s "Secretary of State. Washington:
 Fearful earthquake followed by fire. Kingston destroyed. Hundreds of lives lost Food badly wanted. Con- sulate probably destroyed. Ffreproof safe"
 The last sentence of the dispatch is supposed to have reference to the con- sulate papers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17

was decided to make extensive inn provements at once.
 The entire jail will receive thor ough cleaning and whitewashing and the yards and surroundsing will be im- proved. The jail has been a. eye-sore to the city for many years, and 1t is with a feeling of general relief that 1t is to be made presentable.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
Firernnn is Buried.

Alexander Bateste. Creole, who had been member of the Creole Fire Com pany, No. 1, for long number of years, died early Monday morning. Ills flu neral was held yesterday afternoon, in terment being Tn the fire cmpanys lot in Magnolia Cemetery. The pall-bear- CTS were all members of the fire com pany, P. F. Belasco, J. Matthews, H. Reid, w. J. Pope, B. Nichola and, F. Petite.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
SOUTHERN FOREST RESERVE.
COngressmen Ap0int COmmittee to Loo
 After fhM QsNl

COngressmen Ap0int Committee to LooI.
 After the Bill.
 Washington. Jan. 1s.-Forty mem bers of the House from Southern States attended a meeting held at the Capitol today to devise means of bringing about the passage of the bill creating the Appalachian and White Mountain forest reserves. The meeting adopted resolutions urging the Speaker to allow the bill to be reconsidered and the fol- lowing committee of Representatives was named to take charge of the mat ter.
 North Carolina, Thomas; Virginia, Saunders; South Carolina. Lever; Ten nessee. Brownlow; Georgia, Lee; West Virginia. Hughes; Alabama, Henin Maryland. Pearre; Kentucky, Edwards.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
EAmcafora ta Meet.

Prof N R. Baker announces that the Young Mems Christian Association building has been selected as the meet ing place for the Alabama Educational Association which meets in Mobile, fin March. Professor Baker is one of the leading officers of the association, and he expects a great meeting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
Arl.tocrat Killea von Lnun,,..

St. Petersburg, Jan. 16-Consterna- tion has been caused in governmental circles by the discovery that the as- assassins of General von Der Launitz late prefect of police. was the son of prominent parsonage connected with the government, and a member of an aristocratic family.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
Expendlture. of southern.

New York Jan. 16,-In circular ad- dress tO the public, served by the Southern Railway Company, issued to- day, President w. w. Finley says that during the last twelve years the conn pany has expended or contracted to expend $9G,4S2,945 for Improvements.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
Pay Inspector In Pensacola.

Pay Inspector c. W. Littleheld, United States Navy. who is making a tour of inspection of the navy yards and sta tions of the South Is here today exam ming the books and accounts of the paymaster at the navy ward. He came from New Orleans. where he was en- gagged in similar work, and goes from here to Key West.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
Iereier |. a Bankrupt.

A petition in bankruptcy has been filed in the United States Court yes terday afternoon against Ignatius Fried. Mbile jewelry. by Henry Froi- lich & Co.,, ct al. The defendant filed answer and admitted his insolvency and his willingness to be adjudged a bankrupt The case was referred to R. T. Erwin, referee in bankruptcy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
Covered With Ice

Arkansas City, Kanisas, Jan. 16.- Southern Kansas and Northern Okla homa Is covered with lee today. Rain fell last night and the temperature dropped below the freezing point. Con- ditions are bad for stock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
TALKS OF JAMAICA
MOBILE MAN SAYS FRUIT INTER-
 EsTs ARE SAFE.
Earthquakes Do Not Usually Cause Much Damage to Esananas-NO Mobile Boats Were at
 Kingston.
Advertiser Bureau.

Mobile, Jan. 16.
 T. w White, Mobile manager for the United Fruit Company. says that the boats, the plantations and the business of the United Fruit Company in Jamai- ca have not been affected at all by the earthauake at the capital. Kingston.
 The United Fruit Company does busi- ness and has holdings at Port Antonio Jamaica, wEich is about 15o miles from the scene of the earthquake, and MI. . White says Port Antonio did not feel the shock
 "Even if the earthquake had occur red at Port Antonio. don't think our bananas would have been injured. for earthquakes do not tear trees out or the ground and do not hurt bananas, said Mr. White. "The United Fruit Company has two or three sailings be- tween Port Antonio and eastern ports every week. don't know if any boats were at the Jamaican port at the time of the earthquake.
 Jamaica is a fine banana country, all though we do not get as much fruit there as we bring to Mobile from South and Central American ports. don't think our company will send any boats from Port Antonio to Kingston. Tor there are no doubt several boats al- ready there, and we could do noth- ing. We know nothing about this cat astrophe, except what news was con tained in a cable sent by one or our agents to our home office. have re- ceived no advices at all, even from our main office"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
GOOD CLOTHES.

sartoriaI suggestiOns OHered by rHoIfs
 Dye Works.
 Good clothes-which does not mean necessarily expensive clothes-bespeak for the wearer a well-bslanced mlnd, sense of order and the fitness of things and according to the manner In which they are worn show to the fullest ex- tent the calibre of the man within them. The man for whom we clean press and make clothes always sh9ws to the best advantage AuV.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
Trial At Navy Yard.

general court martial convened this morning at the Pensacola navy yard for the trial of Private Leslie N Simpson. U. s. NJ. C.. who Is charged with the larceny of arms from the navy department and for scandalous conduct to destroy the good morals Of the navy.
 The court organized by the selection of Commander HogE as president and Paymaster Lemly as judge advocate. James R. Landrum, Esq, of this city. appeared for the defense. Several wit nesses were examined, when court ad- 1ourned until tomorrow morning.
 Tender Naples Will Leave.
 Tba upffad States light house tender
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
Young Men Dismis.ed.

Charles J. Kanan and James Caswell, young white men. were arraigned be- fore Recorder Clarke this morning, charged with having relieved c. c. Sellers. a lumberman from up the river, of $2T in cash. They were discharged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
To Succeed Judge Carter.

Since the announcement that Judge Francis B. Carter is to tender his resig- nation as judge of the First Judicial circuit to become effective February 15, number of prominent attorneys have been mentioned in connection with the position. and 1t is expected that before the date arrives for Governor Broward to name the judge of the circuit, that there will be an array of applications for the position before him.
 While Judge J. Emmet Wolfe, the private secretary to the governor, has been mentioned from the moment the announcement of the resignation of Judge Carter was made none has any assurance that he will be an appit- cant
 It is stated here that Col. W. w. Fiournoy, of DeFuniak, who, at one time was spoken of as a candidate for the position and later as candidate for the Supreme Court bench. will prob ably come out for the office, and also Ernest Amos at present state auditor Thomas r. West. of Milton, is also mentioned. but it is understood that he has endorsed the application of WilI H. Watson, a young attorney of Mari anna. who has received the endorse ment of nearly every member of the bars in the entire circuit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
Accident to a steamer.

The Orr rr-Laubenheimer steamer Be- lize arrived at the Mobile and Ohio fruit wharf this morning. On account of an accident to the running gear and the fog, she ran into five feet of mud while coming up the bay at the elbow yesterday morning at 3 o'clock. The big tugs Mary Wittich and Nimrod pulled on the Belize all day yesterday and did not succeed in getting her afioat until early this morning.
 The Belize brought a cargo of 1S,0O0 punches of bananas, 50,000 cocoanuts. seventy three bales of chickle, nifty two bags of coffee. one bale of rubber and fourteen barrels of empty coca cola bottles. She brought as pas sengers Mrs. R. H. Phillips, Mrs. P H. Patterson and William R. Harblck.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
Gnggenheim Chonen.

Dnver, Col, Jan. 16.-In joint ses-
 sion today simon Guggenheim was | declared elected United States Sena- tor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17

The Sweetest GAri in Dixie. At Bitou Tonight. Prices 25c, SSc, Soc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
Machinist's Body Recovered.

The remains of Machinist Mcintyre, who was drowned Monday while bath ing in the stone basin at the Pensacola navy yard, were recovered today by ] parties who had been searching for the %hody since the accident. It was found near the point where the young man was, drowned, and is being held pend ing Advices from relatives, who reside in Virginia. Mcintyre enlisted at the Norfolk navy yard as a machinist of the third class. and was transferred to the local yard short time ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
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 Tho REGULATION AND CONTROL of such ohjecionabIs pesous conditions has beea demanded for many by IFS American people until the sstence compelled the respect
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17

The Century Book Club met today
 with the President. Mrs. R. H. Boil ing The study of Russia was conttn-
 ued.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
A Cripple is Fined.

W. D. Brennan, a cripple, who has been a familiar figure on the streets of Mobile for many months. was lined $25 in the Recorders Court this morn- ing for lettering around the streets and begging. He was unable to pay the fine and was sentenced to serve fifty days in the county jail
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17

Mrs. Joseph McPhiilips and Mrs. W. B. Patterson have returned from a trip to Belize and other Central American ports.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
z CueSt1 Key" stands for

fndependence and indfOidM1iity. Our METHODC originated vifh and are prdcficed e.xciusiOsiy by fhis firm. # E ffs only facf0ry iOhsreia each and eOery detail of tobacco bxyiax and nldnufdcfure is always superintonded personally, carefully and constantly by the heads of the Hrm. This 1ccoUnfs for fte high qualify 0f Cussta Key Cigars.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17

Columbia. Tenn. and will be the guest of her aunt. Mrs. q. F. Ross, until
 after the carnival.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17

Mr. H. l.. Mcconnell has returned from business trip to New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
GIFTS FOR MR. CHASE
RETIRING sTHHIgr RAILWAY MAN
 CONTAMINATED.
EmpIoyes Present Former secretary of Mobile LlGht and Railway Com pany With sflver---<amIf City
 News BuAeet.
Advertiser Bureu.

Advertiser BurNRu.
 Mobile. Jan. Is. When c. w. Chase, for d long mum Der of years Secretary of the Mobile Light and Railway Company. left the service of the company last night. he was presented with beautiful silver service by the employees of the various departments of the company
 The set consisted of five pieces of solid silver. containing sugar bowl cream pitcher, coffee pot, tea pot. spoon holder. all in handsome case.
 MT. Chase and his family have taken rooms at the Rienville for few days prior to their departure for Leaven- worth. Kan. where they will in the future reside.
 The directors of the Mobile Light and Railway Company held q meeting yesterday afternoon and accepted MT. Chsse's resignation. z. P. Watson was elected as his successor. C. T. N. White -Spunner. who has been with the company in different capacities for several years. was elected treasurer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
Death of Mrs. southerland.

Mrs. Martha J. southerland. widow of Robert Southerland.. formerlv of Fayetteville. N. C., died yesterday even- ing after an illness of about ten days at the home of her son. Robert w. SoutherIand, 162 South Broad street. Mrs. Soutnerland was a member of the Government Street Presbyterian church and a Christian woman. She was n years old Besides her son. she leaves other relatives in Fayetteville. and Mount Oliver, N. c. The funeral will be held Thursday morning at Il o'clock from the residence. The interment will be in Magnolia cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17

Miss Nell Nabers of Birmingham is expected to arrive February to visit Miss Mary Danner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17

MT. and Mrs. George c. Winter have
 announced the engagement and ap-
 preaching marriage of their daughter,
 Mary Ona to Mir. Patrick Henry Re-
 trix, the ceremony to take place Janu- ary 30 at the Cathedral.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17

Mrs Frye Gaillard has returned ta her home in Perdue Hill after a pleas ant visit to relatives here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17

Tender Naples Will Leave. The united States light house tender
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17

Mrs. Francis P. Brady and son have returned from Macon. Miss, where they spent the holidays with Mrs. Rrady's sister, Mrs. William Scales.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17

The friends of Mrs. Georgia Gage re- gret to learn that she contemp etes spending a great deal of her time here after in Washington, to be near her son who is in school in Virginia. e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
Osceola Club Meets

The osceola Club, the oldest and leading social club of the city. which numbers among it's members many prominent men of the city, held its annual meeting last night and elected of1acsrs to serve during the ensuing year, as well as transacted business that usually comes before the club at these meetings.
 The officers elected were as follows: President. w. K. Hyer, Jr.; first vice. president, W. DC. Kessler; second vice. president. c. w. Lamar; secre- fary, F. B. Hagerman; Board of Gov ernors. Knowles Hyer, Gus Eitzen and John E. Stillman. After the meeting supper was served to the membership. which proved an enjoyable feature of the evening.
 The club is now having erected on a site at the corner of Garden and Belmont streets a club house which will cost about 50,000, and which will be one of the handsomest buildings designed for this purpose in Florida.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17

Miss Louise Buck has arrived from
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
FOR GAME WARDEN
6aovDRN0R BROwARD WILL NOT NAME SENNOTT.
". II. Hmtchinson an Applicant fol
 Escambia County (Fioridn)
 Omce--Osceola club of Pen- sacOla Elects Onicers.

Pensacola, Fla, Jan. Is. Especial. --3overnor Napoleon B. Broward has refused to appoint William J. Sem mott to the position of game warden for Escambia county.
 This fact became known here today when the Board of County Commis- sioners held a session and a letter was read from J. Emmett Wolfe, private Secretary to the Governor. stating that the Governor declined to carry out the recommendation of the old Board of Commissioners that Mir. Sem mott be appointed. This recommen- dation was made several months since and at time when MT. Sennott was member of the Board.
 ; Just before the old Board retired from office letter was sent the Gov ernor inquiring as to why he had not E carried out the recommendation and appointed the game warden recom- mended, and the letter last night was in reply, but did not state the req sons. Mir. Sennott appeared before the members of the Board, who are now holding the positions and reques- ted that the Governor be asked to specify why he declined to do so, but the Board declined to do so, stating that 1t was a recommendation made by former Board and that 1t would not request an explanation. The Board then recommended W. H. Hutchinson for appointment to the position, and ft is believed that the Governor will appoint him without hesitation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17

The chsutAuqua circi. also mot to-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
PURIFY PURPOSE
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sentation of their food drink and medicine and q will 70 long stride in the direction of accomplishing
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17

The Continental Mystic Crewe held high carnival in their den this even ing a vaudeville entertainment pro- viding scope for the display of, their varied talents and supper doing tho rest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17

which was pa1sed by Con sress on June 90. 1906, and
 went into effect January l, 1907. The people of Anaer- ica arc entitled to protec- ton of thsir health asainst aduIteratiOn and misrepre-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17

Mrs. c. M. Luce has issued invita- tions to bridge party for next Tues day afternoon, January 22. at o'clock.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-08-02

fathers and mothers of these young peo
pie will not only find that their children
will scoff at that which they them
selves hold sacred, but will be shocked
to find that they hold in contempt all re-
ligion. Their children will be neither
orthodox nor reformers. SO far as Ju-
daisln is concerned, they will be moth
ing.
eff then there is anything worth pre-
servation in Judaism, and especially in
orthodox Judaism, the time has come
when some active steps should be taken
for the purpose of enlisting young Is
rael in the cause Of Judaism, and of
bringing them back to the synagogue be-
fore they have forgotten what the syna-
gogue actually meant to their ancestors,
who were ready to suffer martyrdom for
the cause of their religion