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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-08-31

A Chicago judge has ruled that
ladies without escorts must not
loiter in saloons" Chicago is getting
very particular.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-08-31

The King Of Siam Is reported to
have purchased a $4,000 thimble for
one OF his wives while visiting Lon
don recently. AS he has something
like five thousand wives at home. Il is
evident that his total expenditure fOi
knickknacks is going to be real in
teresting."
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-08-31

One of the results OF the Standard
fine Is the large number Of things
Day isn't saying.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-08-31

The New York Sun inquiries. ''will
the South strangle it's railways?"
Most of the people in the South are
too checked by them to answer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-07-11
st. Mary's Racing Association.
LEONARDTOWN, MD.


Summer Meeting, july 23. "a g.
20, 1907.
PROGRAM OF CLASSES AND PURSES.
FIRST DAY.-Tuesday, July Zsrd.
For 3 yr. old Colts, bred and owned In
County, mile. 2 In, Purse, SIS.
2-6O Class, trOt OF pace, County horses,
--..a e,... .,o. :. pace, Ply Pc b s; e
start. (Ifnot filled by July nth, q 40 race for
County horses VIII DO substituted. with en-
tries 70 close July 2rd. Purse, SO.
SECOND DAY.-wedneeday, July D.
l 40 Class, trot or pace, County horses
Purse, as.
Smlnuts class, trot or pace, County
horses, Purse Ss5.
Free for all County horses, trot or pace,
Purse, go.
THIRD DAY-Thursday, July D.
40 class, trot or pace;
Purse, So
? $50 class, trot or pace. county horses,
Purse, $40.
free Ior all Purse, 500.
CONDITIONS.
Rules Of the National Trottlng Association
to govern.
All rotting and pacing races, mile heats.
a. CACOps COtt race Money divided.
% pc! cent. % per cent. and 10 per cent. ex.
cept me free for ALL" in which the money
Will oe divided 20. D. Is, 10 per cent.
g.. Enatranee Zee, 10 per cent. OF purse. 5 TO en-
Horses dIstancing the field or any part OF IL
70 get one money only.
- Horses called at IL o'clock, and viii start ~
Hobbies not barred.
. Entries close July 10, 1907 At 9 p. NJ, except
Records made on any day Of these Races
M bar.
Right reserved to change the order OF any
days program.
Positively no conditional entries.
Right reserved to reject any entry received
n hours after date OF closing
Nd, Del & Va X. X. Connpany'a StAa mara
rom baltimore and Washington land al
Leonardtown. Steamers from Washington
leave Supplements Wharf, It'll Street
A. +. KING, Secretary,
Geonardtown, Ma.
ROBERT e. COMBS. President
Il. HARRIS CAVALIER, VIce-Pres
ENoCH II. ABELL, Treas.
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Notice 60 Judges Of Election
WHO WILL ACT as
OFFICERS OF REcISTRATIoN

LEoxARDTowx, Nd, July 9, 1907.
Notice In hereby given by the Board of
supervisors OF Election Of Saint Mary's
county. that the following named per-
sons have been duly selected JUDGESOF
ELEGIlON, and who will also act as
OFFICERS OF REGISTRATION. IA pro-
vided for by Chapter 2O2. Article a en-
Titled Elections" Sections z and 10. In
their respective Districts and Precincts nm
less good cause TO the contrary thereof
be shown In writing ON or before the 3th
day OF August, 1907.
LIST district-Jos. c. Taylor, Democrat.
st. lnigo's; Lewis E. Tennisou, Republic.
can, BeechviIle.
End distriet-T. Edward Loker, DEM
ocrat, Valley Lee; A. Harris, Republican,
Ord district, precinct-Geo. F. Wath-
en-. Jr., Democrat, LoveviTle; Jno. III.
Drury. Republican, Morganza.
Srd district, End precinct-Walter ii.
b. Wise. Democrat, Leonardtown: Harry
NJ. Jones, Republican. Leonardtown.
4th district-C. L. johnson. Democrat
Chaptieo; c. Hayden Russell, Republican,
Clements
9Th distriet-Thos. Fl. Fowler. Demo-
crat, Mechanicsville; Chapman b. Bar
Der, Republican, Charlotte Hall.
9th distriet-Geo. T. Hutehins. Demo-
erat, Hollywood; Harry T. Robinson,
Republican, Oakville.
9TH district-Jas. T. Blair, Democrat.
Milestown; John Ii. Long, Republican,
Abells.
sth district-J. Thos. Fenhagan. DEM
ocrat, California; VIM. F. E. Long. Re-
publican, California.
9th district-Chas. Z. Robrecht. Dem
Ocrat, Island; Chas. L. Robrecht, Repub-
lican, Island.
l.. b. JOHNSON.
WALTER b. DENT,
STEPHEN NJ. JONES,
Supervisors of Election.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-07-11
SCHOLARSHIPS.
July lit.

Competitive Examinations will be held
In LeOnardtown, on
Tuesday, July %, 1907,
for awarding the following scholarships:
One Scholarship in the Maryland Agri-
cultural College; total cost to holder
800.
One Tuition Scholarship In sc. Johns
College, Annapolis, Md.
Four Tuition Scholarships In the State
Normal School, Baltimore. Md, open to
young men and young ladies.
Two Tuition Scholarships In Washing
ton College, ChestertOwn, Md, open to
young men and young ladies.
By order,
GEORGE W. JOY,
County Superintendent.
July ltd
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DAVID. S. BRISCOE, Attorney,
722-735 Law Building. Baltimore.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF Valuable
REAL ESTATE
In St. Mays County Maryland.
By virtue of a decree of the Circuit
Court for st. Mary's county, In Equity,
the undersigned will offer for sale by
public auction, at the Court House door
In Leonardtown, on
Tuesday. July 80. 1907,
between the hours OF and 2, p. NJ, the
following parcels or tracts OF land in
said county, viz:
FIRST,
All that tract or parcel OF land, called
and known as
Keech's Rest,
containing
800 acres. more or less,
situated in Charlotte Hall District Of
said County, about one miles east of All
Faith Church. The improvements con-
sist OF small Dwelling House, tenant
house, barn and other out-buildings.
This property is well supplied with tim
bar; = in fair state Of cultivation -
ingtOn and Potomac Railroad.
SECOND,
all that tract or parcel of land. called
and known as
Ingleside and Part of RosedaIe.
containing
325 acres, more or less,
situate Immediately on the north side Of
Cuckhold's creek. near it's mouth and
extending north eastwardly to the pub
lie road. as one of it's boundaries leading
to st. Cuthbert's wharf on the Patuxent
River, about one mile distant. The inn
provements are n comfortable dwelling
tenant house. barn and other out build.
ings. This property is advantageousIy
situated and conditioned as a farm and
as a place of residence.
Terms of Sale-One third cash, on
the day Of sale or on final ratification Of
sale: the balance in one and two years
the deferred payments to bear interest
from sale and to be secured satisfactorily
to Trustees; or all cash, at purchaseris
option. A cash deposit of $3.50 on each
tract at sale and conveyance at pur-
chaser's costs.
JOHN F. HARRIS,
DAVID $. BRISCOE,
Trustees.
T22 &c, Law Building.
July I'D. Baltimore, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-07-11

One Of the finest Business Properties
In the Village Of Mechanicsvills, Md, is
for sale. The situation il second to none.
The Dwelling contains 8 living rooms !;
/ store room, 22x3O; bar and grocery
room, 1890 Porch in front Of store,
~ feet long. Fine young orchard. The
building was erected In 1903.
To an immediate buyer, win sell the
building and stock Of goods below cost.
Or, viii reduce stock so there win be
but small stock to pay Cor.
am Offering this property for sale be-
cause OF my health and to afford me
greater opportunity tocare for my moth
erless children.
Only men who mean business need ap-
ply. For particulars, address.
L. C. JOHNSON,
Mechanicsville, Nd.
July lit.
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For Rent.

Blacksmith and Wheel Wright Shop
With Six Room Building, and garden
attached, Recently occupied byL. v
Turner, at Morganza, st. Mary's County.
Nd. One OF the best locatians in The
Co.. for q good Blacksmith and Wheel
Wright. Possession given at once.
Apply to
L. U. MORGAN,
May 1T, LeonardtOwn, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-07-11
Nd. Del. & Va. Ry. Co.
POTOMAC RIVER LINE.
Sum mer Schedule.
In Effect July 18th, 1907.
-BETwREN-
BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON.
BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON.

Steamers leave Washington foot of
seventh street, weather permitting every
Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday.
and Saturday at p. m, for the follow.
ing River Landings and Baltimore.
Alexander, Glymont, Liverpool. River.
side, Bushwood, Lancaster's, Cobrum's
Stones, Leonardtown, 5 q. m, AbeIps'
Piney Point, Adams, Lodge LANDING
8 a. m, Mundy's Point. Kinsale. liza M
Coan, Bundick's, Walnut Point, Co.
warts, Lewisetta, ) D. m. Grason's
Brome's, Porto Bello, Z d. m.
Arriving in baltimore early Tuesday,
Thursday: Eriday. Saturday and Mon.
day mornings.
Steamers leave Baltimore, pier o. Light
street wharf, weathsr permitting, every
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday. Friday
and Saturday at D p. m, for the follow
Miller ., Porto Bello, Grason's. Brome's
Coan, Bundiek's, Walnut Point Cowar.s
Lewlsetta, kinsale, Lodge Landing
Mundy Point, Adams, Piney Point 10
q. m, LeOnardtown, II noon, Abells.
CObrum's, Stones, Bushwood. Laneas'
Alexandria.
Arriving in Washington early Wednes-
DAY, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday and
Monday mornings.
WILLARD THOMPSON. General Manager.
VIM. REARDoS, Agent,
Telephone so, Alexandria, Va.
STEPHENSON L Bro, Agts.
Telephone 745, Washington. ID. G.
L. MURDOCH, Gen. Fri. and Pass. ACT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-07-11
Tenant TAINTED.

l want q Tenant with team to work
my iarm known as "Fendalrs Point, {"
on Wlcomieo River, between Hatton' .
and Charleston Creeks,
GEORGE n. SIMMs,
Issue, +. o.,
June 6-1m. Charles County, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-07-11
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Under q contract with the Singer Sew
ing Machine Co. am prepared to offer
the Singer and Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing
Machines at very low prices for cash or
ON two years time without note or in
terests.
Will be glad to leave
SINGER, WHEELER L WILSON
MACHINE,
Tor trial without cent In advance. and
instruct persons free at my own expense.
/ also do repair work.
Before buying from any one else, would
Ike % submit nay terms and prices.
Phone No. asa.
p. I. GRAVES,
Laurel Grove, Md.
Sept. 2O-t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-07-11
ST. MARy's COUNTY REAL Es.
TATE FOR SALE.

go 70; L Farm. beautifully situated on ths
,u,oComac River between RriIton's BsV snd
ELneJ fOiut. ~ Acres-zU acres nrnIIe Iana
eeisined INTO : neIds Of 30 acres each. i@nd
IeruIe- dwelling. barns, tenant bousx-@ 80
IA good repair. fine Timber.
ssaIuAolS private oyster creeks. fine nshIa..
me SUCK farm. 10 miles 20 steam boat whsest'
SSSD1u fsent 70 postOfnce and stores- Prsc.'
Also farm IN First Election District. knox,
e Jun NIL, contalninlnK l@S acre. 49,.
oseinhg, barns, etc. IA good repair
AIsC IarLn on Britsons Bay near Ah.at..
NnAfI IN the Third Election Dsstricf con,san
l l.s A9 Acres. Improved by dweIIIns' hsrn~
$500 -, ~ so1d repair, Excellent nsnIt.x and
oysesrins facilities. Good oyster srro,,nds
80" W '~Aen under The Hannah Oyster Law."
Ear on 81 Jerome's Greek. containing xz
ssm, oSslr1ole Tor q home ana ia yainsh
Oyssef orounos. ku0wn as '%CprHevss poIsse1
- u fscentiy occupied by Jerry u. Wr,shsaos
AS Iarm on Potomac River In Ard Eiscstss....
49,. Dca, od %. MAYS County, contatnInS u
egezss. known as white Point Rrcsfs.s
fASnins 9no Oystertng facilities ApnIV -
"m. AES kAkLL LOK IA xny ~
Oct, O. W.-tf. = Nd
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-07-11

By virtue of a decree of the Circuit
Court for st. Mary's county, in Equity,
the undersigned viii offer for sale BY
public auction, at the Court House door
In Leonardtown, ON
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-07-11

The annual examination ofapplicants
for Teachers Certificates viii be held in
Leonardtown on
Tuesday and "Wednesday. July
- and "a, 1907.
All applicants are required TO be pre-
sent at the beginning Of the examination,
viz, o o'clock A. y.
TheexaminetfOni for Colored applicants
will be held ON July Gath.
By order,
GEO. w. JOY,
County Superintendent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-30

Birmingham, division counsel of the Alabama Great Southerns Hon. James iWeatheriy of Birmingham, division counsel of the Southern; and John F. Tillman. division counsel of the Sea- board. Besides these, there were the local counsel of railroads. including George W. Jones, division counsel of the Louisville and Nashville.
 The railroad lawyers remained at the Exchange Hotel practically all day. where they were in conference Other attorneys were expected to ar rive this morning.
 While nothing is known as to the exact procedure in the Federal Court today, there Is every probability that the hearing of the railroad cases will be quite brief. There is little likeli- hood that any phase of the question will be raised by either side to the controversy except that of granting more time to the attorneys for the State to file their answer.
 If the attorneys for the railroads raise no objections to the granting of reason why the proceedings should be at all drawn out The prospects seem to favor disposing of the matter with in brief time.
 The temporary injunction, which has restrained the State officia1s from ate tempting to enforce the anti-raiiroad legislation during the past week. will undoubtedly be continued in force dur ing the additional time required by the States attorneys to prepare their side of the case. In other words, there will be no attempt possible to enforce the drastice laws enacted by the Leg islature during the pendency of the case before Judge Jones.
 Long Litigation Ahead.
 Just when the litigation that is now commencing will be concluded is very problematieaL From the array of le- gal talent engaged on both sides, 1t is | evident that both the railroads and the State officials are making every preparation to fight the case to a bit. | ter finish. Whichever side wins the
 initial victory in Judge Jones's Court
 there seems to be no question but thi | other side will at once appeal to tht Supreme Court of the United States al ! Washington.
 l Indeed 1t is entirely within the bounds of possibility that the cast l taken to the higher court upon soms subsidiary question by one side or thu l other before the main points at issue | are ever decided. Tn that way, the case may, within the next few months, ol l years. as the case may be. reach th'
 highest tribunal of the land on two ol | three different occasIons
 l It is doubtful if there has ever beer I a case in the Alabama courts with sucl a brilliant list of counsel as the SC | ries of suits which were filed in tn,
 United States Circuit Court five day
 ago. If there is a single legal poin | which escapes the attention of the at torneys on either side, 1t will be al
 abstruse point indeed. And when tn
 point Is discovered 1t will be pressed t
 the utmost; there will be no quarte
 in the legal battle about to begin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-30

It was learned yesterday that Assis- tant United states Attorney General o. E. Pagan paid quiet visit to Montgomery Thursday and was in conference with the district attorneys office here. Mir. Pagan, according to information, reached Montgomery We'd nesday night from Washington, D. C.. and he left for Mobile on Louisville and Nashville passenger train No. 1. yesterday morning.
 The Assistant Attorney General con- ducted the prosecution of the famous fertilizer trust cases in Nashville and his apearance here has occasioned con- siderable speculation.
 Mir. Pagan called upon District Att torney Parsons and Assistant District Attorney Thigpen Thursday morning and was with them practically all of that day and yesterday morning until he went to Mobile
 The appearance of the important judicial officer in Montgomery, Mir.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-30
Prosecutor of Fertilizer Trust
 Confers With AIabara Officials

Thigpen said yesterday. was nothing unusual
 Mfr. Pagan is at various times pe- ing sent out from Washington to dif- ferent points in the country to LOOK after government affairs," said the assistant district attorney, 1and he stopped off in Montgomery on his way to Mobile. which was his destination. Incidentally. while here. he discussed government matters with the district attorney and myself, the nature or which cannot be given out"
 .Did these matters pertain to fer tilizer trusty' was asked Mfr. This- pen.
 The Assistant District Attorney de- cllned to answer the question.
 Asked what was the significance of MT. Pagan's visit to Mobile, Mir. Thig- pen said he thought he had gone there to participate in the prosecution of some very important federal cases, the nature of which. he said he did not recall. A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-30
NelDs In Brief

The Alabama Frog and Switch Com- pany has filed with the Secretary of State notice Of the change of it's cor porate title to The Kilby Frog and Switch Company. The company is domiciled in Anniston, and it's officers are: w. W. stringfellow. president; Thomas B. Kilby. vice-president: whitfield Clark, secretary and treas urer; and E. M. Kilby. general mana ger.
 Governor Conner yesterday made the following appointments:
 Justices of the pence--James Me- Combs. Pratt City. Jefferson County; !, M Holland, Luverne. Crenshaw County; J. B. Powell. Jasper, Walker Coun-
 Notary public and justice of the peace--J. ]. Griggs. beat 5. Pike coun- ty.
 Constables-D. A. Trammeli, beat 10. aBrbour County. c. W. McLeroy. Glenville, Russell County.
 Notaries public--Miss Callie Stroth- CT, Gadsden, Etowah County; A. H. Dobbs, Carrollton, Pfckens County; Henry Blacklidge. Coal Fire. Pickens County; c. F. Neil. Huntsville, Mad ison County; J. A. Boyd. Troy. Pike County.
 
 The following deeds were recorded yesterday in the office of the Probate Judge:
 W. S. Thompson and wife to Flor ence Levystein and I. Levystein. prop erty fronting twenty feet on the west side of Lee street and 150 feet deep; consideration. $750o. Elizabeth Donnelly and others to John E. Trimble, a lot on the south side of Martha street west of Dicker- son street IA by 15T feet; considera- ton, $2.000.
 R. O. Mobley and wife to Helen Gil | mer. lot on the west side of South Bainbridge street, beginning thirty five feet north of Alabama street, 36 | by 1os feet; consideration. $l.e0o A marriage license was issued yes terday from the Probate office to W | B. Ruff and Zulah Guy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-30
Tyros to Be Led Across the Desert and
 Later Feasted.

Tyros to Be Led Across the Desert and
 Later Feasted.
 The eighth grand ceremonial of Antares Temple No. 127 of the Knights of Khorassan will be held at o'clock on April {. The ceremonial will be followed by banquet at which the Knights and the newly initiated Tyros will be present.
 The class of neophytes is an unusu- ally large one and their trying journey across the desert will be notable for its length and difhculty. The Tyros will have the guidance--and perhaps the Eoadance-of many Knights, for it is intended that every Knight who has been admitted to the Temple shall be present.
 The banquet to be given after the ceremony of initiation is to be the biggest and best that the Temple has ever given. Preparations for it are already being made by the committee of the Temple It will perhaps be a sufficient solace for the arduous jour- ney Of the tyros.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-30
MORE TIME TO BE ASKED That Will Be Appeal of States Attorney. RAILROAD SUITS UP TODAY
 -s-- Answers to Complaints of Roads
 to Be Filed. rive pays VIII Have Proven made suate, it is Understood, Tor Prep aration of the Replies to
 voiumincus Petitions.
 
RAILROAD SUITS UP TODAY

..More time" will undoubtedly be Rhe plea of the State of Alabama to- day in answer to the citation of the Federal Court to show cause why the temporary writs of injunction, obtain sd by the railroads of Alabama. should not be made permanent. thus restraining the Alabama Railroad Commission and the Attorney General from enforcing the anti-railroad meas nres passed by the Legislature.
 From all appearances last night. the State will not be ready for the hear ing of the momentous question before Judge Thomas a Jones in the United States Court at 10 o'clock this morn Ing. The State. 1t was the general un- derstanding. would ask for further time on the ground that the five days which have elapsed since the railroads filed the bills of complaint have been inadequate for preparation.
 Whether motion for more time would be opposed by railroad counsel was unanswered last night, but it was believed that no great objections would be entered if such motion were made.
 Attorneys Who are Here.
 Anticipation of the legal battle be- tween thef Alabama Railroads and the State brcslght a number Of the most promir ailroad attorneys and ofri- cials. State and of the nation to erbJ <y yesterday.
 arrived yesterday were Colt. .xA Russell Of Mobile. vice. presSanEA ad general counsel of the MobfS SsitY Ohio Railroad. accompanied by SssRR. Prince, general solicitor and sge Gains, his private secre- tarys..I anfy l.. Stone of Louisville genet H counsel of the Louisville and Nashville; Gregory l.. Smith Of Mo bile, leading counsel of the Louisville and Nashville; Judge Alex F. Humph- reyi of Louisville. general counsel oi the Southern Railway: Judge l.. F. Parker of St. Louis, general counsel of the Frisco; Hon. A. G. Smith oi
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-30
WILL NOT PROSECUTE GIRL.
Annie POweIl whe Killed Boy wIn Be
 Released.

kttA&WAG0s
 Florence. March 29.-(special.)- The 1s-year-old girl, Annie Powell, who is under indictment for murder in the second degree for killing little negro. Frank Houston, by striking him in the head with a rocks will not have to face a jury for that offense.
 The girl is small for her years and members of the grand jury which in dicted her stated afterwards that they, would never have returned the true bill if they had seen her beforehand
 An agreement has been reached be- tween A. A. Williams, attorney for the girl and Solicitor R. T. Simpson. JT, by which the matter will be settled out of court. The girls name Is Powell and the indictment was returned against Annie Powers. A plea is abatement will be presented to the court by MT Williams, which will be allowed by Judge Almon. according to agreement, and thus the matter will be thrown out of court. 2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-30
DnArH OF MISS REED.
EstimabIe Woman of Florence Passe
 Away.

EstimabIe Woman of Florence Passes
 Away.
 Florence, March Especial )-- Miss Lizzie Reed. aged 50 years. died yesterday afternoon at the home of her sister, Mrs. Sam Young, and was buried this afternoon in the city ceme- tery, Rev. Mir. W. C. W. Waggoner or the First Methodist Church officiating. The deceased had been failing for several months, but was confined to room only two days. heart failure be- ing the immediate cause of her death. She was the sister of Mrs. Sam young of Florence, Miss Minnie House, of Tex as, James House, of Cloverdale, Ala, and Mrs. John Young of Texas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-30
Crazed by Sickness, Woman
 7hreU Her Babe Into the Sea

the sea last wednesday. where it per- ished.
 The woman tried to follow the in- fant, but was restrained. The steamer was stopped for half an hour while search was made for the child.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-30

He was dragged off the tracks by two policemen, who had been detailed to watch him, his conduct having arous- ed the suspicion that he was insane. He is being held pending directions from his home in Berlin. Germany.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-30

Esau lives to Intellectually lament his despairing of his birthright. Rebekah loses both of her sons at once. Jacob becomes the frightened fugitive, the forty-year exile. The deceit he prac- ticed on another is practioed on him in turn. affecting the dearest reia- tionship of life.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-30

New York. March 2s.-Crased by sickness. Mrs. F'ilomena Aquilia, pas senger on board the steamer Konig Albert, which arrived here today from Naples, thrsw her infant daughter into