The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-10
Sides0ak Penciiings
I.eppertuae Deaths.

In0ppOrtune Deaths. man to die. F instancs: M
 An almost destitute farmer was once . Ieft legacy of sSoo.ooo. A prom. . esms so hy the s. of the unexpected good fortune which had fallen to him so opportunely. and offering congratulations with an ex- work ir his cotton field. an: when the attorney looked to him
 He was dead.
 Of a more recent mould Is the story the sake of her jewels an old maid s United States larger cities. While ex.. danger. the bold robber suddenly came upon the old woman dressed in kimona, and so-
 Again. there Is story. of a well known and prominent legislator who was in attendance, once upon a time. upon the daily sessions of the almost member. There was pending in that Legislature bill on the child laPor law. He was exceedingly sans1ane e Ssy Msse as Fess' ess knowing S ins S Hs' the S was a cinch, and that it had to pass. The bill did not pass. and the sangume the story sssfore seesh the as could reach him. like the bill-
 Was dead.
 No stench at Electric Park Lake.
 An enthusiastic patron of Electric Park said yesterday that the stench complained of by a citizen writing 10 The Advertiser is nearly one-halt miIe from the Park and at place over which the park. management has no
 This offensive odor." he said: comes from the stable and hog pens Of Tar . house some distance from the parK ana by which the cars pass The manager of the mark and the management or tne car company, I understand, nave com plained about this place but they do not seem to be able to get reliet IL seems to me that the Board or ReVe- 'e is certainly very offensive to persons going to the park on the cars.
 "The lake at the park and the park premises are kept clean and there IS nothing unpleasant Ut Montgomery beautiful playground"
 Appellate Court Clerk Here.
 Hon. Charles H. Lednum, Clerk Of the United States Circuit Court or Ap- peals for the Fifth District. is visiting Montgomery. Mr. I4ednum is fond or Montgomery and its people, and when ever the opportunity presents itsolr ne takes pleasure in stopping here He IS in the city en route to his home in New
 T had d few matters of business to attend to in Montgomery" said the af- fable clerk of the Appellate Court" and 1t comes in quite nice to spend a day or two in the city"
 MT. Lednum expects to return to New Orleans today. He will open the annual Alabama session of the Court of Appeals in Montgomery during oc- toher.
 MT. Emmett A. Parker. of 40 Hol- for New York and Connecticut, accom- BsHasS Be oS5 of of the %'; city thirty days. '' 2 Prof. Hobson o. Murnhy of the Ma rion Institute, Is in the city en route home from sirmingnam'
 MT. T M. Campbell and MT. M. Riley of Andalusia, are registered at the Imperial.
 Dr. George A. Dennis will leave for a trip East in few days,
 Mir. John J. Haynes of Columbiana,
 Mir. Felix l.. Smith of Rockford, is registered at Hotel summers
 MT. R.. L Johnston of Dadeville, was the city last night.
 MT. J. H. Fulton of colunbiana, is in Montgomery.
 MT. T. O.. Murray of Selma. Is in Montgomery,
 MT. R. M. Nvarnon Of Selma, Is visit ing the city.
 MT. William Garner of Ozark. is in the city. s ,u ,r the city.