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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-02
VISITS M0NTEvALL0
GOVERNOR CONFER SPEAKS TO
 GIRLS SCHOOL.
mittee, and Pledges Support of the State to Industrial Insti-
 tuition

Montevallo. April Especial "A meeting of the Building Committee of the Alabama Girls Industrial was held in the office of President Moore this morning at 10 o'clock for the pur- pose of deciding on the plans for the new buildings.
 Governor Conner is the Chairman of tn Committee, and besides the Gov ernor. there were present s. W. John. H. s. D. Mallory, NJ. A. Graham, J. T Mangum. members of the committee. and President Moore.
 At II o'clock short recess was ta- ken, and the visitors proceeded to the chapel. where the school and large number of ci izens were assembled to greet the Governor.
 After the song Alabama and 8 number by the A. G. I. S.. orchesbtra President Moore paid a graceful trib- ute to Governor Conner. in which he stated the Governor was pre-eminently the educational Governor of the South, and that if was an honor to present him to the school.
 Governor Conner then made an ad- dress of great interest and inspiration. He spoke of the industrial features of tSe school, hut cautioned the girls to remember that intellectual growth and industrial development went hand in hand. He promised the aid of the Stats whenever necessary. and spoke at some length of the good work which had already been done bv the school
 At the close of his speech, an im- mense bouquet of Easter lilies, tied with colors, was presented to the Gov ernOr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-02

Commissioner of Agriculture and In dustries MT: Wilson oPinsd that it t iustrative exhibitions of the resources of the state at the fairs within the State, an authority granted by Sub section 13 of Section 316 of the Code. The statute. Mir. Wilson held, contains of the expenses entailed by such expo sit.ons.
 The statute provides, in the opin- Gy ust M .uSt hss ss of each month to. the Governor a monthly account of the expenses of the preceding month. and an estimate month. and thas the Commissioner may retain. or may draw from the State Treasury the amount of such estimate, or .$50o. of the amount of such esti- It Is clear. Mir. wilson opined, that the Commissioner may not pay the e-- penses of exhibitions out of the $500 provided for the ordinary business of ed to meet the expenses of the depart ment but to be limitation of the amount which the Commissioner may to be incurred during the successive month. The Commissioner may incur necessary expenses in the performance of his various duties in excess of $500, when approved by the Governor. pay able out of the state Treasury
 It is therefore clear. MT. Wilson con- cluded. that the Commissioner may States resources, even if they exceed payment of transportation. etc. The The same question had been passed upon Browne, whose opinions were in har- mony with the opinion of Mir. Wilson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-02
STORE IS ROBBED.
Bloodhounds Pursue Thieves who En-
 tered Place in Henry.


 tered Place in Henry.
 Abbeville. April 1.-(Special) )-News has just reached here that the store of south of Abbeville, was broken into and robbed early this morning.
 Leonfdas Barnett, son of MT. Bar nett. came for the bloodhounds kept by Sheriff Howerton. and pursuit will be made at once.
 A quantity of goods. several watches and some money were taken.
 An impressive Easter service was held at the Methodist Church yesterday with flowers and evergreens.
 Mrs. Augustus Holley sang a solo appropriate for the occasion and Easter recitationS were given by Misses JuanIra Stokes and Hendley. Rev. A. Hood. pastor of the church, preached IT impressive sermon.
 Hon. John B. Ward. who has recent- iy been appointed manager of the Ala bama exhibit at the Jamestown Expo MT. Ward was second in the race last year for Commissioner of Agricul- lure. and Is one of the most prominent men in the State. His many friends think that the Commissioner made a most excelient selection.
 A. c. Espy of the Espy Cotton Com pany of Savannah has been visiting friends and relatives here for a few Judge Dan Gordon. who has been sick for some time. is now much i'm proved in health.
 Miss Martha Armstrong. teacher in the school, returned yesterday from a meeting of the State Teachers Associ- ation st Mobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-02
Chased areonshiner..

Deputy United States Marshal D. A. Smith and Deputy Revenue Collector A. J. HMontgomery have just return. ed from Fayette county where they vent last Friday on g. raid against ii- iicit distiilers. They brought back as of what is the largest still destroyed by officers in a long time.
 John Roby, prisoner. was taken to Jasper where he was given a trial be- fore United States Commissioner Shields and released on $20O ball,
 The officers relate thrilling tale of a chase after two moonshiners who have been known to infest the hills of Alabama, plying their illegal trade in spite of the diligence of the federal officials Leaving the train at Carbon Hill the deruties took to the woods and late Friday afternoon came upon evj dencAs of Illicit distuling. The prnp prietors were not Tn sight Inferrinr that a run would be made on Saturday they left the scene and returned to Carbon Hill, spending the night there
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-02
CHI. SCOTTF0R CLERK
MONTGOMERY MAN SLATED FOR
Gersis h BfPmfnghan That Federal Referee For AIabaMa Wiu Get FIDe Plum 1T Hmnaley h Ap-
 pointed Federal yuGge

BirniEsham. April f--tspecial. )--Ac- cordlnx to gossip heard here. CharIes member of the Republican National Executive Committee. is slated for the position of Clerk of the Federal Court unfer Hon. Oscar R. Hundley. who. it ts believed, will be named to the fudge- ship of the Northern District of Ala hama, by President Roosevelt.
 Some talk was indulged in to the ef- feet that Captain Frank P. OfBrien misht be named for the position ct Clerk of the Court. but the question has been raised that he is the father iu-law of Mir. Hundley, and might be debarred thereby. O. D. Street ap- pears to be the certain guess for the District Attorneyship to succedd Judge position Mir. Hundley WIS appointed but not confirmed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-02
PULLING FOR HUxDELY.

Alabama Jwa<eshis To Be Dsseussed
 at Cabinet Meeting Today.
 Washington D. C.. April --(special. ) --The appointment of an additional Federal judge for Alabama under the Clayton bill. is stiIl hanging in the air. The officials of the Department of Jus tice will not say when the selection Is to be made. or who the lucky man will be. It is thought probably something may he done after Attorney General Bons- parte has another conft .ence on the subject with the President and this is likely to occur before the cabinet meet Ing tomorrow.
 The Attorney General could not be seen on the subject tonight. as he had a special engagement whcih kept him ou. late.
 There is no doubt that the friends of Mir Hundley have brought terrific pressure to bear Tn his behalf as an off- set to the loud protests which have been received here from Alabama. His strongest influence also Is known to come from outside of his own State. and his friends are relying largely on the pull that General Clarkson Of New York. and others. have, to land the ap- pcintment for him.
 Alfred J. Stofer.
 Madame sembrich--T
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-02

two stories fR height. A flagstaff will be erected onN top which will float the stars and stripes. The pans were drawn by Harding md Upman. archi- vide for a two story building of best red brick. Besides being used as a weather bureau observatory the bu- reau building will also be the home or the officials in charge. It will be fit- ted up with every modern convenience. including laundry. servants quarters. etc.
 Director Lehman, iu charge of the service here, stated to-day that when completed the building would not only be one o fthe finest In the South but
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-02
HARRY EVANS IN COURT.
Accused of Talking Too Loud, But is
 AcQuitfed.

Harry Evans, one of the most popular lice force, was arrested yesterday by his brother officer and particular friend D. n. Loe, on U warrant sworn out by N. Eunice.
 Several days ago, so Evans claims, he was bitten by a dog owned by Eunice. who lives on Monroe and Court Streets. Officer Evans ordered the owner of the dog to keep the animal locked up in future, and upon his fail- ure to do so, arrested Eunice
 Yesterday Eunice retaliated by hav- ing Evans arrested for disorderly con. duct. claiming that the officer had been altogether too strenuous in his remarks at the time of the arrest.
 Evans had a hearing before Recorder Baber yesterday afternoon and the charge against him was dismissed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-02
WHEN DINNER COMES
One Ought to Have Good Appet,.

One Ought to Have a Good Appetite good appetite is the best sauce. If goes a long way toward helping in the digestive process, and that is ab soluteiy essentially to health and strength.
 Many persons have found tI.at Grape- Nuts food Is not only nourishing but is a great appetizer. Even children like the taste 'f 1t and grow strong and rosy fire use.
 It is esp he food to make weak st and created an apr etite
 "I arr 'es Tenn Krand' weak stom .'eat care as Aasonable de found any ( as stand
 ,tite for break
 { teasp poOnfuis of good rich milk,
 omes I am hungry
 ithout any breakfast
 eating dinner. Grape
 fast seems to make
 .ite for dlnner.
 15months old grandson very sick Rith stomach
 dring the past summer. and
 Ne put him ot Grane-Nuts. e is growing fit and well. asked if he warRs his nurse or Ie-Nuts. he brightkns up and nts to the cupboard He was no oubIs to wear at hll--thanks to .Srape-Nuts. Name kiven by Pos tum Co. Battl, Greek Mich. Read the little book. yrhe Road to We'll ville." in pkgs- Thefs reascn."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-02
TRAINMEN MEET DEATH.
Headon Collision In Texas Followed B!
 Fire and Six Are Killed.

 Fort Worth, exas, April 1.-Six trainmen were killed in a headon col lision between two freight trains on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail- road, six miles south of here early to- day.
 The dead are:
 Engineer Wooden and Fireman Hines, of the southbound train.
 Engineer Caldwell and Fireman Wal lace of the northbound train and two brakemen whose names could noS be learned.
 The collision occurred while both trains were running down grade and at high speed,
 Fire broke out immediately and two brakemen were burned before assfs- tance could reach them. Over three hundred head of cattle were also cre- mated and eight cars of merchandise were destroyed
 Failure of the northbound train to receive an order is said to be respon- sible for the wreck.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-02
M4[IE ExHlBITT
ToRN RED BY THE AT- q lA eT GENERAL. Comissioner c1 &s thOrfty to Agriculture Has Au- Alabama D~play Resources of We'll a& International as
 ~ state Expc-
 oitf0ns.

re has auti o8 missioner of Agricui-
 the Cover oftty, with the approval . States ner. to use a portion of
 the State d1ds to make exhibitions sfl as witt resources without as ma, Is tp it the boundaries of Ala al Alex opinion of Attorney Gen. ter to Fl Garber. as stated in a ' b4. J. A.Wiikinson yester- d Indust department of Agriculture lking e1 ribs has right to assist in abama k4lbitions at fairs held in ilson. fo e opined by Hon. Massie pfember rher Attorney General. on inion tn B, 1906. Colonel Garber's nded 10 4 the same privilege is ex- iternatid Be department in regard to
 the Sta bnaI" or other fairs outside inion sq A, complements MT. Wilson's nee or That the State may give evil
 practi ns resources by exposition roiiow Ally any place.
 rss iss op 1g Is copy of Colonel Gar .s1 hIpn which was rendered yes-
 hd Commissioner Wilkinson: -. ant e9 yoar favor of the 18th in- n. clpsing an opinion rendered by 'nera 8ey Wilson. late Attorney ssion 10 Hon. R. R. Poole. Com ?. H of Agriculture, on Septem- v th Smm' 'ssioner of Agricuifure to 1e lexpense of making uiustra- q ss ltbitions of the resources of s1Ie1 lt tk at State exhibitions. You \, In 0 know first whether concur ur opinion. and, If so. whether partment can assist in exhibit .sMs bama resources at expositions
 of the State.
 s.so Q I concur entirely in the opin-
 Mr. Wilson.
 res nd, Section s76 of the Code de- ~ he duties of the Commissioner, GUS b-dfvision IS of that section, di- nve he Commissioner to prepare G. fy Int hand book with the neces- ivI iv Btrated maps containing such aps On and statistics as are best ss Eo give proper information of e,-5 ctions and advantages which ane affords to immigrants, shall nen ustrative expositions thereof M ssrs practicable. at international .-.. 6 expositions.'
 issl you will see that the Com
 mer clearly has the authority libit the resources of the State nae M nibittons outside Of the State, " M may be termed International" ,.o wilson's opinion. referred to by " el Garber, was rendered Septem- - 1906, to Hon. R. R. Poole, then
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-02
Frnit Not Killed.

Fruit and flowers were not killed by the cold Easter weather according to reports issued today by the weather bureau. Nowhere in the South did frost fall with the exception of por- The temperature registered here this morning was tbirty-six degrees, The forecast is for warmer weather and the danger of a killing frost is re- moved.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-02
NEGREss USED RAZOR.
Says She Would Finish Job She Beg
 If Liberated.

says She Would Finish Job She Began
 If Liberated.
 officers Jackson and Taylor last nient arrested Lucy Cross, a negro woman. who Jumped her bond at Greensboro. Hale County. several days ago and for whom the officers have since been looking. The woman is charged with assault to murder.
 When arrested last night she admit ted that she had attempted to kill an- other woman with razor, and added that if she ever got out of the clutches oe the law long enough to see the wo. man again, she would certainly finish the job she had begun.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-02
Boston Bunker To Testify Tn Lottery


 Boston, Mass. Aril 1--(Special )-- President Joseph H. O'Neil of the Fed eral Trust Company. was served with subpoena today at the Federal building. to testify before the Federal grand Jury at Mobile. Ala. April
 It is believed that O'Neils testimony vii be used against Frank Fftzpat- rick. the Cambridge wilIionaire. who was arrested for the Alabama officials last month for violation of the interstate commerce laws regarding lotteries.
 The government believes that Pres iaent ONeil can tell how one Hugh Madden. Dorchester man. was paid capital prize of s4,5oo, won on lot- tery ticket in 1904. Madden is alleged to have come to the Federal Trust Cor>sany, in company with Fitzpat- rick and tried to get the company to aid them in cashins it. Madden has also been summoned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-02

thing terrlple 10 going to happen.
 At night they toss and worry and are not rested. They tire easily and haven't much en- ergy. They think many things are the matter with them-Consumption. Kidney trouble, or twenty other dis eases. It's just stomach troub l 0 .
 -ktsn& Alao in the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-02
Negro Revival Services Bexrr

Last nieht the spring revival of the Dexter Avenue Baptist Church for ne. groes, began under favorable circum. stances. Dr. Simpson of Opelika, fs assisting the pastor. He preached from Genesis iii; 9 on the subjest God Seeking the Sinner"
 Tonight Dr. Simpson will preach again and 1t Is expected that a large audience will be present.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-02
Building Report.

The report for the month of March submitted this morning by Building the month building operations amount. ed in value to $393,1s9. This record is very large and much more than for the same month last year. The amount s64; repairs and alterations, $6,735; ei- ectric signs, $i00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-02

5. w. J. schaurer. world.Two bottles
 #Cooper's New Discovery will put the mach fin shape in three weeks.
 Tow thls because I've seen 1t tried II thousand times. Then all nervous ] isstwill disappear. I know this. too. AcaAse i've seen 1t happen a thous Ihd time! Here is a letter I got the
 her day
 My sytem was badly run down and Nv stomach and nerves in an awful hape. l kould not digest my food, was |lways tiled and would often feel faint hd dizzy
 | T had heard so much of your New m edicine that I began talk hg it. F4lief and strength and hap diness weh found in the very first bot se and thi benefit I have received from has beA truly wonderful r am no bnger neRous. my appetite and diges- bon are god, and eat everything and 'leep welig' Mrs. W. J. Schaurer, 220 Huthrie st. Louisville Ky.
 We sell lCooper's New Discovery. It makes tired. worn out, nervous people ,appy EI c. Fowler.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-02
Reyenue ReceIpls Smaller.

AgftatiOn over the liquor question throughout the State Is given as the course of the reduction in revenue re- ceipts for the past month as reported today by Coulector J. O. Thomson The receipts for the month of March amounted to sS2.021.25. as compared to S40.95S,s2 for the same month last last month is given at S17,763 02 as compared to s20.4sEo4 for the same month last year. Further decreases are looked for during the remaining months of the year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-02
Chief Deputy Arrested.

Lucien C. Brown, chief deputy sheriff of Jefferson County, was arrested to- day on a warrant charging assault and battery and was required to give a bond of $io0 for his appearance in the criminal court.
 Last week, Chief Deputy Brown called upon A. B. Wright, a deputy, who Is also minister, to turn over some papers and his badge. announc. ing the discharge of the latter. It is charged that upon Mir. Wright's refusal to turn the papers and badge over thai the chief deputy took them by force. This Is the basis Of the warrant issued today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-02
Fire in a Stable.

Fire which started after midnight last night in the stable of J. c. Whit the stable and servants house. In the stable were two carriages, together with harness, an automobile and other things. the loss being between S5,0e0 and s6.000. covered partially bY insur- ance. The cause of the fire is a mys- terv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-02
EASTER IN GADsDEN.
Several Significant Memorials Given At
 Church of Holy Comforter.

Several Significant Memorials Given At
 Church of Holy ComfCrter. Easter services of the Church of the Holy Comforter yesterday a number of handsome memorial offcrmgs were made. One of these was a beautiful brass cross, presented by Mrs. T. S.. liam Conrad Kyle. The cross is forty three inches high ana is handsomely decorated with passion flowers in re- lief, with appropriate inscriptions. Two massive. brass altar vases were pre- wainright Murphrey.
 A solid brass altar desk, was pre- sented by Mrs. T. s. Kyle as a memo rial to her faithful servant, Lucinda following touching inscription: Luein- da Murphrey,. Born n slavery, Died IT 1900. Fla thful unto Death" Tn woman was faithful communicant the church and was regular at dant at all the services. At her she left her life's savings. some
 As the Easter offering. the s602.S1 was given by the conT and and ST was scSe5, given by yTth the e appropriately decorated ar Easter program of music pr. S. B. McGlohon pre- quent sermon. which to day and its observance
 Slot Machines U
 Elmira, N. Y., Ap chimes and simils were put under day by order
 Hereafter they
 destroyed by
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-02

Texas Granite Cutters Strike.
 Dallas, Texas, April f.--Granite cuf- ters in all the larger cities of Texas struck today. They demand an ln- crease of from SS to 5s cents per day. Ths master stone masons. 1t fs believed, will attempt to have open shops.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-02
Montgomery

complimentary by the Montgomery Traction Company.
 The sessions. which will include some excellent papers upon great variety of subjects In connection with the gen eral topic. "Soul-Winning." will be he'd in the First Baptist Church.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-02
WINTER LOEB GRO. CO., Distributors, Montgomery Ala.

would compare favorably with any s,, the United States. The contract fo to cost about S10000, was awar1iass 3ls. Algernon and Blair. of Mobile
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-02
To RcIease Yagrant..

Judge Greene of the Criminal Court today ordered the clerks to bring be- fore him all cases of negroes. men and women. charged with vagrancy, in or der that the county jail can be relieved Immediately of the over-crowding. He proposes to recognize the negroes. If they show up for trial, he says, the law will be subserved. If the negroes leave the country. the purpose of the law has also been subserved. A ne- gress, aged 10. carrying school books in her arms. was recognized by Judge Greene today to answer warrant charging her with using abusive lam guage.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-02
Texas Granite Cutters strike.

Madame Semhrich--ronisht-- sse sharp.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-02

and returning to the place where the still was on the following day. They crept nearly upon the unsuspectinE op- orators without being noticed; When Deputy Smith was discovered. The men bolted to the woods with the of- ficers in pursuit.
 A sudden turn brought pursued and pursuer to the edge of a blun, The officers thought they. had their men. but they were mistaken, for straight %IthoTt S PreG Ppreparing Pris to % sustain any in- turies, and plunged ahead into the will derness. creek, up hillside and led through un- derbrush and brambles. Several times the officers pulled their guns and fired. feet and the fugitives escaped.
 i've gallons and was destroyed.
 John Roby the only man captured. was taken to Jasper for trial.
 New Weather Bureau.
 Work on the new weather bureau HeiShts. HH rhirteenth estT street pn and Tweifth avenue. will be begun within the next few days. It will be radiply car. rled to completion. The contract calls one hundred working days and 1t will be ready for occupancy some time In
 The successful contractor is H. A. Bishop. of Chicago. and the contract price is Sl3,750. A number of local as well as other contractors entered the competition and the job went to the lowest bidder. The highest bid was from an Atlanta contractor ana was $20 900. Mir. shop, through his connection with the Birmingham Rail- way, Light and Power Company, con- cluded to bid on the structure and was successful. He will prosaply open a branch office here.
 The new building will be, when completed, one of the handsomest of the kind in the South It will stand on & beautiful eminenee and will be
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-02
HORT TALKS BY
 l. T. COOPER.
NERVOUSNESS.

rvousness makes people miserable.
 and unhappy. They think some
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-02
Died in Jail.

Jake Niles. colored. being held un- der charge of larceny. died in the county jail today from meningitis. The negro contracted the disease in the jail ten days ago. Everything possi
 bic was done for the negro, but in vain. No other negro IS sick at pres is being made so that on the first symptoms tine victim can be removed.