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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12

Since the inatallation of the basket hall fixtures in tho gymnasium several weeks ago, there has been great deal of interest taken in that sport at the University5 Unfortunateiy. tha game was begun too late to permit of any match gnmes being arrafged with otn. CT colIegex However. number Of Inter-class contests will be pulled ou, beginning this afternoon. when the ss- niors aisd sophomores were pitted against each other. February 10 the juniors and seniors meet. February is, tho seniors and freshmen. February zs, the juniors. and sophomores; February 2s. the seniors and Juniors: March l.. the sopiaomoree and freshmeD; and on March {. tho two leading teams Will play for the college championship.
 The University Gee Club returned yesterday afternoon from Nidvingston, whore they sang Saturday night. On Friday and Thursday respectively they gave entertainments 1t Eutaw and Greensboro. in each instance to u crowded house. The club will proba- ply go to Montgomery sometime next week. x
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12
BASEBALL AT VARSITY.
Caaeh Pollard Has Likely Hist of Cam
 didateN for Team.

didates for Team.
 University, Feb. 11.--(Special.) )--The call for the first baseball practice Of the season was made this morning, and from now on the music Of the swatted ball will fill the air.
 While predictions at this season Of the year are by no means reliable. it can bc safely said that the University will have a credltable nine to repre- sent hor on the diamond. In the pitch. ing line will be Sanders. Gray and Chapman, all of last years stan. EooJin will doubtless hold down his old posi- ton at the initial bag. Pope, form CT Nj. N. I. star. looks good for sec ond base: and Hannon seems to stand the best chance for short.
 Third base lies between Paul Jones, Bfice Jones and Frank Powe. For the outfleId positions there will be a big scramble with very little to choose be- tween number of good men.
 The schedule as arranged to date IS
 March sS. 2a and 80. Howard College. on campus.
 April 1. 5 and 6. Vanderbilt. on cam pus,
 April l5. Is and r. Louisiana state. on campus.
 April 35. 2S and P. Alabama Poly technic Institute. at Auburn.
  slssippi on campus.
 Two other series are being negotin- ted fer and the contracts ~ill proba. bly announced within week or so. In addition 10 the above. Coach Pol lard has arranged post-season trip for the team This trip will include games with eight of the leading col leges of the East. and will probably he the most extensive if not the first Eastern trip ever taken by Southern team. This schedule is: June and ,, Dartmouth College. Hanover. N II.
 June and ', University of Vermont. Burlington, Vt.
 June 8. Fordham University, New York City.
 June ii. Lehigh University, sonth | Bethlehem, Pa. June 12. Amherst College. Amherst. Mass. | cestet. Mass. June IS, Williams College. Williams. |. | town. Mess.
 June IT and 10. Brown University. Providence, R, 1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12
ACTUALLY CURES cATARRH.
E. G. rowier's Faith is Hyemei is So strong He Sells 1t Under Guarantee.

It Is one thing to claim, another thing to back up the claim by state mont that if it is not proven true, there will be no charge for the service or the goods.
 It Is in this way that T.. c. Fowler sells Hyomei, for he has so much faith in It's powers to cure all forms Of catarrh and bronchial troubles. that he gives an absoIute unqualified guar antee with every outfit that if the rem edy does not cure. the money will be refunded.
 TIyomei is based on natures way or curing catarrn. It contains the con centrAted healing oils and gums of the pine woods prepared in such form that they can be brought into your own home. 1t gives the health advantages of the Adirondacks in such form that you can be cared of catarrh and affee- tions of the nose. throat and lungs while at home or at work.
 A complete HyomeI outfit costs but s1. and extra bottles, If needed may be obtained for Soc
 With Hyomei you can cure catarrh pleasantly and easily at small expense. with no risk of the treatment costing a penny. unless 1t cures
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12


 ------------------- '--------------------- Both of these points were changed to agree with Mir. Jerome's demands.
 He also objected to saying that White was attempting to renew rela+ tions with Mrs. Thaw. He said that this had not been shown in the evil dence Mrs. Thaw had seen White but twice and that there was nothing to show that White had attempted to re- new relations. In reforming this ques- ton MT. Delmas said that Mir. Whites cab turned around and followed her on the second occasion that she saw him. Mir. Jerome produced the transcript of the testimony.
 "TheLe is nothing in the testimony to show that both cabs were not going in the same direction" said Mir. Je- rome, nothing to show that Stanford White was not building house in that street at the time.
 After considerable argument the question was amended. to conform wita the testimony.
 Now, Doctor" said MT Delmas, considering the question as amended, what is your opinion as to whether the man who committed the act complained of knew it was right or wrong?"
 "Dtd Not Know Act Was Wrong"
 My opinion" replied Dr. Wagner, with much deliberation, lis that he did not know the act was wrong"
 You base your opinion on the fact that he must have been suffering from such defect of reason as to not know the act was wrong7"
 T believe his reason was so defect i've he did not believe the act was wrong" came the reply.
 That is all." said Mir. Delmas.
 Mir. Jerome said he would request the witness to Step aside for cross cx- animation later in the trial.
 Dr. Delmas then announced that he would call second alienlst, Dr. Evans. to the stand tomorrow. To save time of the court he secured consent to sub init Thaws letters to Dr. Evans this evening so he could be in a position tomorrow to testify regarding them as an expert.
 Mr. Delmas also stated that the de- fense would not take up much more time. The statement that several weeks would be required to put in all the evidence for the defense, he assert ed, was not true.
 At this point, adjournment was ta- ken until tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12
Doctors Admit
That They Can Do Nothing MOfe For Your Stomach Thsn stuarts' Dyspepsia Tablets are
 Doing Every Day.
COSTS NOTHING no TRy.

According to the expert analysis of government authorities in the United States and Great Britain, Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets contain the exact elements provided by nature for digest ing food in the healthy stomach.
 Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets have saved sufferers from stomach dis orders millions of dollars by giving them. in one small 50-eent package, more relief than countless treatments by physicians would bring about at $3.00 per visit
 Perhaps you are aflieted with dys- pepsia---or some kindred disease aris- ing from disordered digestion. It may be headaches, heartburn, palpita- tion, liver trouble, insomnia, nervous debility. They all have their begin. ming In a stomach which does not se- crete the juices or grind the food which is taken into it.
 If so, we urge you to send for a free trial package of Stuart's DyspepsaI Tablets. It will cost you nothing and surely will bring us no gain unless you find, after using it, that you are hene- fited and feel that you need full-slzed package.
 There is absolutely no danger in us- ing Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. Noth- ing is contained in them that has not been subjected to the closest scrutiny by the Government officials.
 Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will dl- gest your food without demanding q careful diet. One grain of these Tab less has power to digest 5000 grains of ordinary food. You can be sure therefore. that no matter what your condition, these little tablets taken after each meail will shortly restore your stomach to It's normal condition and render 1t capable of doing it's work unassisled.
 We withhold the names of hundreds who have written us voluntarily ex- pressing their gratitude to this simple substitute for nature.
 Send for trial package today. F. A Stuart Co, 70 Stuart Bldg. Marshall Mich.
 5o-cent size package for sale by druggists everywhere.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12
are members of prominert samilies in the northern part Of the County. {.
rnvestiratinw the Accident.

{ Coroner Paris will tomorrow con tinue the investigation into the coilis- ion on the Twenty y-seventh Street and First Avenue railroad crossing between freight cars of the Southern Railway and an outgoing electric car on the East Lake line, In which four persons lost their lives and fourteen others were more or less hurt.
 The street railway side of the. acci- dent will be heard tomorrow. the Southern Railway having been given the right of way Saturday afternoon. number of witnesses other than the employees of the two companies in- volved have been summoned The men iniured in the collision are recovering rapidly and will be able to be out in the next few days with the exception of two
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12
An he MaiI Recovered.

Assistant Postmaster J. T.. Blake more of the local postof1ice. announced today that all the mail that was in the car in the Frisco passenger train wrecked. near Pratt City Saturday morning. had been picked up and was being dist-ibuted. The men who were injured th the wreck are improving. All except the engineer. Norman Brooks, erc out of danger and will re- cover.
 The changes are good for Brooks Every attention is being given him ut the St. Vincent hospital. An official statement as to the cause of tho wreck is that fish plate was broken and two rails ere, allowed to come apart. When the engine struck the broken place the 'smashup followed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12
Sheriff i. Ken. Ru.y


 utfes are now busy serving indictments returned by the recent grand Jury and today eight men were arrested on charges of murder and two on a charge Of operating a gambling table In addition to other arrests on various charges.
 Six we'll known citizens of Ensiey were arrested on a charge of murder Three of them are members of the po- lice force. Those arrested at Enslsy were: Hillary Zeigler, former mem Der of police force, now employed in steel plant; Cfem R. Boswell, M L.. Moore and S. R. Hale, connected with the police force, Thomas Neill and E. M. Jackson, bartenders. They are charged with the murder of Orestes Brasweil several weeks ago.
 AS Will be remembered Braswell was in party watching a gambling game when the officers came up to make 8 raid. The crowd around the game broke away and commenced running in all directions. The raidng party began shooting and Braswell fell mor- tally wounded. zcigier was held for mansiaughter at the preliminary hear ing Judge Weaver fixed the bonds to- day at S1 900 each and the same will be made at once. Inasmuch as the city election at Ensley takes place tomor- row much interest was aroused in tho arrest of the six men.
 Abe Seigel and Cliff Cahoop were placed under bond on an indictment charging operation of gaming table. John Savage, Jr.. and Criss Austin were placed under bond to the amount of $2.500 each on a charge of murder It Is alleged that they were connected with the killing of R. D. Blackburn. a former marshal of Warrior and at the time of the shooting was speclai agent for the Louisville md Nashville Raii- road. The accused were given a pro Hminary nearing several weeks ago and were discharged The young men
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12
Presidential Appolntsments

Washington, Feb. 1.-The President sent to the Senate the following nomi- nations;
 Captain to be rear admiral George A. Bieknell.
 To be United States marshel. George H. Green. northern district of Texas
 To be United States district judge for eastern district of Louisiana. Eu- gene p. Sanders.
 To be collector of internal revenue for district of Louisiana, Edward l.. Seyburn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12
pr. Saul in nirmlngham.

Dr. S. H. Saul of Montgomery Is In Birmingham making arrangements for accommodations for q large delegation coming from Montgomery to the third annual convention of the Independent Order of Beavers, which will be held in Birmingham February 21 and 22. 5ome- thing like fifty members of the order will be here for the convention. Dr. Saul is candidate for the Grand Pres idency of the order and his chances are good. He Is opposed by leading member of the order in Memphis
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12
v.ocal and pernoual.

Roan, the l1-year-old son of MT. and Mrs. W. E. Callen. is desperately i'll at the home of the family on Union street The boy has passed twenty four hours of the crisis and if he can live another day 1t Is believed he will pull through. He has the dreaded dis ease pneumonia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12
snnnlnh Admiral.

Madrid, Fob. 1i.-Vlee-AdmiraI To- pete. 1t Is stated, will be named admiral of the Spanish navy in place of the late Admiral Beranger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12

The remains of Dr. &. A. Wauehope whose death occurred yesterday morn ing in this city, were carried to Tal- lahassee, Fla. for interment. His son. Mir. J. A. Wauchope. accompanied the remains to their last resting place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12
Leave For Council Meetgipx.

Ensign and Mrs. ChIear VIII leave IT the morning for Atlanta where they will attend the meeting of the South- ern Council of the Salvation Army, a meeting corresponding to the confer ence of the Methodists. The meeting will be presided over by Colonel Holt assisted by Colonel McIntyer, Field Secretary. Ensign and Mrs caiear ex- pect to be back home by Wednesday to take up their work in this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12

When you crow, have e0methiBR to crow ever by using. the "Red Rooster (Daybrcak) Fertilizers on your crops.
 MnPkh & Gayle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12
Morocco state Bank.

Paris. Feby. l1--The last formality in connection with the organization of the Morocco State Bank was signed at the Bank of France this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12

cOAu~-HEsT BL0erON LUMP. One grade oRly---So per ton. Phone Bc1. Exchange Ice Works.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12
THE TEXAS 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. 2928 Olive St, St. Louis, Mo. Send for Ala testimonials.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12
FUNDS AT LOW FEB
MARENGo COUNTY IN BAD SHAPE
 FINANCIALLY.
statement By County Treasurer shows sI.0I4 fn Cash, With Registered Claims Of over Nine Times
 That Amount.

DemopoIis, Feb. l1,-(special l---Dep- uty County Treasurer w. L. Kim brough gives out the following as an approximate report of the financial condition of the treasurer's office Of Marengo county:
 Amount received to date. .$S,slS.I, Amount paid out. s. .. 7.4ss.1o Cash on hand. s... sl,elf.V'
 This amount Is divided as follows: General fund, ss4l.o2: fine and forfoi.- ure fund. si41,20: land money, s3l.S5
 The registered claims against the general fund amount to $s,s24.61. On Saturday registered claims up 10 No. sS0 were payable.
 This shows the finances of Marengo county to be at the low water marx
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12

Mir. Howard Seay has returned to tuscaloosa after a short visit here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12
,.r,mary for Appointmeat..


 The municipal primary election Tn this city. is taking place today. when all city officials will be. voted Tor.
 In accordance with the recommen- datlons of the city Democratic execu- tive committed. the applicants for ap- pointive offices have their names print cd on the ballots to be voted for as an expression of the wishes of the people to the new council The officers of city attorney, marshal and chief of police, city tax collector and assessor, and city Democratic executive committee are the officers whose names are printed on the ballot.
 It Is expected tha. the vote will be the heaviest ever po1led by the Demop- oils precinct. There has been an un- usual rush to pay up poll tax. and It is said there Is not a white delinquent h pemopolis.
 The county board of registrars filled an appointment of two days, Friday and Saturday, in this city, and reg- istercd those who were eligible. It is learned there were few refusals that brought about heated discussions. but everything passed of without at hitch
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12
nana rax Fixea At ss.

The court of county commissioners held their regular meeting today and besides transacting the regular routine business agreed upon the amount Of road tax to be assessed in lieu or ten days work under the bill now awaiting the signature of the Governor.
 Under the present law any person can be excused from working the roads upon the payment of 8. Under this rule 1t has been found remunerattve by farmers and others 10 pay the small amount for the ten days work instead of sending their hands to work on the road. On the other hand the commis- sioners have been compelled to seventy five cents and s1 per day for labor to take the place of that for which they have received only thirty cents.
 The bill recently passed by both Houses of the Legislature leaves it optional with the commissioners as to the price to be fixed in lieu of the ten days service on the roads and the com mission today agreed that SC for the ten days service would be the proper amount.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12
John Moore RenIgns.

The announcement of the resssna- ton of John W. Moore as chief clerk of the Southern Railway. came as a surprise to local railroad circles, as 1t was not generally known that he was contemplating such a step MT. Moore has identified himself with local coal concern and has checked over his office to his successor.
 Tn the resignation of MT. Moore the Southern loses one its oldest and most efficient men in this district. He has been chief clerk here for several years and under q number of superin- tendants. His thorough familiarity with the work 1essened the duties of the incoming superintendents in the several changes that have been made in that position.
 Mir. Moore was yery popular with all classes of peonle and especially so with the shippers of the district.
 E. I. Tally succeeds to the position of chief clerk. He was transferred here from Selma where he is well and fav- orabiy known. His wide experience as a railroad man qualities him for the arduous and responsible duties of the local office. He spent today in aequainting himself with the details of the office and meeting shippers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12
Charged With the Escape.

Papers of arrest have been PerYed upon John r. Mccoy. former warden at the county jail. and Curtis Shueart. a weIl-known attorney, in connection with the recent escape of a prisoner named Webb Linn. A cspias for a third man will be served just as soon as another officer. who is said to have had Linn in charge at .he time, returns to the city.
 Both Attorney Stuttgart and MT. Mo- Coy gave bond immediately zanoa learning that true bills had been found against Chem. There are two indict- ments against Mccoy one charging conspiracy and the other charging him with violating section 4S99 of the code.
 The conspiracy indictment charges that the former warden, Attorney Shu- gart and the deputy who has not yet been arrested. conspired together and voluntarily permitted wibb Linn, a prisoner convicted of assault and bat tery with a weapon. to escape. The second Indictment against the warden and the deputy charges that they vol uhtariiy permitted Linn to get away.
 The story of Linn's escape caused much comment, at the time. From all accounts he was allowed to accom- panv the deputy and the attorney to one of the mines in the Birmingham district with the view of getting money with which 10 pay his attorney. While at the mines he disappeared.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12

Mrs. Harrell and her son Dr. VIII Harrell of Pleasant HIll have been here for the past few days with MT. and Mrs Henry Vaughan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12

Two Spanish sailors Die. announced at Cartagen of Vice. Admiral Sanchez Ocana and Rear Admiral Mar tinex Iliescast.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12
\ PURSE
BOLD ACT or NEGRO IN CENTRAL
 CITY.
Pocket Book wns Hanging From Young I.ady's Arm When Buriy Black
 Grabbed 1t And Made
Advertiser Bureau.

Selma, Feb. H.
 A bold purse snatchfng which oo- cured Saturday might about s:3o o'clock was made public today The victim was Mss Clara Brown and this was the second time within the past twelve months that she, has lost her purse by thievcry of a negro.
 Saturday night she was cB route to her home In the northern portion of the city. She was accompanied by her mother and Mrs. weidman. When just across North street an Broad. in front of high bill board a negro that had been following the ladies for several blocks pushed his way between Miss Brown and her mother ard snatched the purse which hung by the handle from the young Iady's wrist. So fierce was the jerk that secured the purse that the cloak pocket in which tho young lady had her hand was torn out
 The negro after securing the purse jumped in front of the ladies and iin- pudcntiy said: An. Ladies I've got it." Then he turned and ran as fast as his feet could carry him. The po- lice department was notified but no clue was found to tho thief.
 About nine months aGc Mss Brown while en route home was attacked by a negro and her purse stolen. She did not have but few cents in the purse Saturday night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12

Mr., Edward Atkins spent yesterday here with relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12

The United Daughters of the Con federcy will hold their regular month ly meeting Wednesday afternoon at the home of the vice president, Mrs. E. M :. Byrne, on Union street. The president, Mrs. A. J. Cawthon, is out of the city and the meeting will be held with the vice president.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12
JEROME BLOCKS
 EFFORTS OF DELMAS

tContinucd from Page EIeven.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12

Messrs. Edgar Russell and Heniu Berry have gone to New Orleans to attend the carnival.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12

MT. R. l.. Owen and daughters Misses Clara and Carrie, left this morning for Mobile to attend the car nival.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12

Mir watkins Vaughan has returned from Gadsden where he was called by the illness of his brother, Mir. Brace9 Vaughan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12
Selma Society News.

Mrs. Monroe Elkan and her sister, Miss Friedman of St. Louis have gone to Mobile to attend Mardi Gras
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12
Is e God Sendfo SuHering Hxnsani.y

Declares Mir. G. F. Baldwin prominent citizen and man. aper for the Capitol Lumber Co. He knows from Z tual experience what this New Discovery in medicine will do.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-12
WRITE US FREELY

and frankly, in stIictest con6dence, telling all your troubles, and stating your age. We will send you FRER ADVICE, in plain sealed envelope, and 8 val uable 64-page Book on "HOme Treatment for Women.'
 Address Ladies' Advisory Department, The Chattanooga Medicine Co.,, Chattanooga, Tenn.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-01-24
RESOLUTION OF ENDORSEMENT
Adopted by Members Of KingS!ree
Rar In SUPPORT Of Solicitor Wilson.

At meeting of members of the
Kingstree bar held last Tuesday the
following resolution was adopted in
support of the candidacy of Solicitor
Wilson for Judge of the Third
circuit:
Whereas, the Hon John S Wilson
is candidate for the judgeshlp of
the Third judicial circuit recently
made vacant by the resignation of
Judge R o Purdy, and, whereas, in
our judgement Mr. Wilson Is eminent,
ly qualified to discharge the duties
of the said office, he possessing in a
high degree all the qualifications
necessary to that exalted position; be
it resolved. therefore, that We have
heard with great pleasure of his
candidacy and most heartily endorse
the same.