davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28
nnMnPnIIs ancIETY.

Demopolis. Aug. 27-(Special) Miss Lucille Taylor entertained Wednesday afternoon in honor of Miss Georgie Hooks, the attractive guest of Mrs. c. N. Lacey.
 The game played was bid euchre with dominoes. which proved very enjoy able. Miss Hooks was presented beautiful pearl pin and the other prize, a bottle of perfume fell to Miss Bessie Struawick.
 Frappe was served by Misses George Taylor and Claire Howze, two attrac- tive girls of the younger set de- iicious ice course was served after wards.
 Miss Virginia Collins entertained at the home of her parents. Captain and Mrs J. B. Collins, of Galiion. wednes- day night. in compliment to her visi- tors, Misses Nell and Grace Steere, of Shreveport, La, and Miss Kathleen Nixon, of Birmingham. The feature of the evening wa sa de- sightful program dance, and. greatly was the light fantastic enjoyed and much was the genuine pleasure of tho devotes of Terpsicore.
 Delightful fruit punch was served during the evening and at the proper hour a sweet course was served to the many happy guests.
 The Board of Registrars will be In session here September IS and IS for the purpose of registering those who are qualified and wish to participate in the municipal election which will be held in this city on September 21. The election Is for the purpose of electing 2 mayor and five councilman. =.
 Miss Madeliene Blake returned to her home in Faunsdale, Wednesday after pleasant visit with Miss Louise Strudwick.
 Misses Rosalie and Agnes Tutwiler. of Greensboro, are the guests of Miss Louise Strudwick this week.
 The following invitation has been sent out: Mrs. Thomas Falconer Howze will give in marriage her daughter Helen Strudwick. to Mir. Creed Sapping- ton Taylor. on the afternoon of Mon day, the 7th of September. 1908. at s,3o o'clock, Trinity Church, Demopolis, Ala. The honor of your presence is requested.
 Mrs Fannie Lay and her sister. Miss Ann Lewis. of Forklani. were in the city Wednesday.
 Miss Virginia Rencher, of Uniontown passed through here Wednesday on her way to Forkland, where she will visit her cousins. Mrs. Fannie Lay and Miss Ann Lewis.
 Rev. L. H. S. Chappelle, pastor of the Methodist Church, is in Belmont this week helping Rev MT. Clendeman In a protracted meeting.
 II. Kenny, has returned from New York. where he has been for the past ten days.
 W. A. Smith, who has been on a visit to his home. Indian Springs. Ga, has returned to Demopoiis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28
IS STILL AT LARGE
PURSUIT or MACK COLLINS HAS
 BEEN ABANDONED.
Some Persons In Greenville Relieve Negro Who Attempted Assault Near Gseorwinna Has Been
 Put to Death.

Nothing definite has been heard of the negro, Mark Collins. since he escaped from Sheriff Watson at the station here Sunday night.
 Rumofs are rife and some believe he has been dealt with ere this, but 1t IS only rumor.
 The case Is stiii much discussed and will be until the negro is recaptured or 1t is known what became of hisn.
 In an interview with Sheriff Watson today he said that no reward has been offered for the capture of the negro, and when asked concerning the search for the negro said there was some lit- tie search being carried on.
 He and the deputies were in nis of- flee
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28
AIieeviIIs,n First nnIs.

Aliceville. Aug. 27-(Special9--T. H. Sanders. who is one of the largest planters in this section. bears the dis tinction of bringing the first bale of new cotton to town. He brought two bales in this morning. which showed up nicely. and were sold for 12 lac per pound This is not far ahead of the other planters, however, as J. s. Long. of near Garden, carried a bale of new cotton to Columbus. Miss. this morning. The two gins here are being overhaul ed and expect to do more ginning with- in the next three days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28

Tor of Montgomery eioduentiy respond- Ing.
 wards Lena Brady and Minnie Lee Key holds. and instrumental music by Miss Mabel Singleton aAnd Mabel Moore aod- ed much to the program.
 Al noon a sumptuous barbecue and hnaket dinner was served the visitors in Foster's Grove, most picturesque spot and the excellent menu was heart- fly enjoyed.
 .rx. .fternoon or secret session oc- .,,~red at the castle hall of Bullock 1'osre being presided over by Deputy Gvand Chancellor Sidney Herbert Elan one of the features of this session was the exemplineation or .h1 sere work by Grand Chancellor sam i0sI The following committees were ap- poshss NnTosnations. S. A. Williams, Troy;
 Fl Hudson. Montgcmery; K. - Midway ". uiisr .,,S Ss,,T ar,,9 Ia4li. keneau. Mangums W. J. Cas- s Dt,oegs: t,og I J H. wilson. Green kTssffS lax Piacus, Montssomery; T. B, Ass,s As.ns1fh. Hurtsboro; VI T. sleger,
 A. A whitacre,I peatsvilis; A. K.JAdamss MluWAH.
 committee to Draft Resolutions on Death of Dr. E. H. Johnson. of Troy: Grand Chancellor T. D. Sanford ope- Iika; B. A. Taylor. Montgomery; 5, A. Williams. Troy.
 The committee on nominations made the following report which was adopt ed: Sidney H. Blan. president. Troyi J. A. Boyd, secretary, Troy; !. p. Ballard. assistant secretary, Troy; W. J. welch. first vice president. We tumpka: W. H. Fuller, second vice president. Union Springs; J. W. Will son, third vice president. Greenville: A. ". Herren, fourth vice president. Tallassee.
 The Committee on Resolutions in re- gard to the death of Dr. E. H. John son. reported an appropriate telegram, which was ordered sent.
 The Committee on Resolutions thanked heartily Bullock Lodge and Union Springs for the great hospital ity shown in making the convention such an unbounded success.
 Reports were heard from the dele gates, those showing the lodges of the district to be in good condition.
 Evening Session.
 The evening program was held at the theatre and was largely attended as was the morning session. Beauti. ful music was interspersed throughout the program.
 The addresses were as follows, Hon. H. J. Willingham presiding:
 Good of the Order" F. W. LulI. of Wetumpka.
 The Moral Force of Pythianisn." Grand Chancellor Sanford
 The addresses were pregnant with able thought, ably delivered and gave the public deeper and clearer in-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28
To Locate Cotton Miii.

With a proposition to locate cotton mill here to cost half a million dol lars. Oscar Davis of Columbus, Ga, ap- peared before the Chamber of Com merce at regular meeting today, and stated that # the citizens of Pen saeola would donate the site and give the promoters the sum Of $50, 900, that the plant would be located in this city.
 He told of the plans of those behind the movement, and said tha tthey had desired to locate here for some months, and if the proper Inducements are of- fered will do so.
 The commercial body decided to first talk with those directly behind the movement and instructed the secretary to get into communication with them and arrange a meeting for an early date.
 The meeting today also resulted in the election of R. F. Mitchell to be a director in the body. alling the va cancy made by the removal to another city of John W. Leadley. formerly manager of the Pensacola Electric Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28
Ppsey-Cook,

< Georgiana. Aug. Especial, )--G. F. Posey. of Piedmont, and Miss Velma Cook were married at the home of the brides parents. near Shell. Ala, yes- terday afternoon.
 Mrs. R. s. Pilley, aunt of the bride, rendered them a reception, where they met the many friends of Miss Cook.
 Mrs. Posey is the daughter of H. B. Cook, one of Butler County's best far naers. She is popular among her many friends here. where she spent her school days.
 MT. Posey and his bride left this morning for Piedmont. where they will reside.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28
Dr. Wyeth in HuntsviIIe.

Huntsville. Aug. 27--(special. .)-Dr. |. John A. wyeth, a famous surgeon and author of New York, was the guest of the Virginia Clay-Ciopton Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederaty last night and in the parlors of the Hunts vile Hotel he delivered an Interesting lecture on the life and character of General Robert B. Lee. .
 The lecture attracted a large audi ence. pr. Wyeth was accompanied by his wife and family. and they are en route to their home in New York after having spent several weeks of the summer in Marshall County
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28
May Be sfacIx CeIIina.

Pensacola, Aug. 2T--(SpeciaI. )--
 4 young negro, suspected to be the one who attempted to ravish a girl at Georgiana. Ala, and who was cap- tured but afterwards escaped. was arr rested here this morning by the po- lice, and Is now held in Jaii awaiting adyices from the Alabama oficers.
 The negro answers the description of the one who escaped, even to his clothing. which appears to be the worse from having evidently passed through underbrush and trees. and can give no connected statements as to where he came from or what are hts intentions
 A photograph of the negro Is to be made and forwarded to Alabama.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28
NEGRO FINED s1oo.
Black Man whipped White Boy al
 GreenyfIle.

Greenyille. Aug. 27--(Special)- )--An unusual case was tried today by Mayor Hamilton, which has caused much in dignation and comment by citizens.
 A negro, Asbury Sanford, employed by the ice factory, whipped young white boy. probably 13 years of age, who assisted this negro in delivering fee at the houses.
 large crowd attended the trial this morning The negro was fined the full extent of the law, which was fl0 % and costs. or the alternative of six months hard work on the streets.
 He paid the money and was released.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28
Tom Treese Arreated.

Huntsville, Aug. 27-(Special.) )-- Tom Treese. a young white man. nas hsan arrested on a charge of grand larceny. He is said to have stolen horse at Clouds Cove, in Madison coun- tv. and taken 1t to Fayetteville. where he tried to sell it. Treese was captured by the police and as he was recently a member of the chain gang and escap- ed, he was put back at work on the streets to serve out term or iAV daVs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28
New Car Raute.

President Wilson of the Mobile Light and Railroad Go, has forstaIled the pending position to the council relative to a change of car routes of the Davis Avenue line, by announcing to-day that he will send oars for white people through Spring Hill avenue and around the loop on Water Street,
 This will greatly improve matters. but those who are back of the orig inal petition have 1t that until the council passes an ordinance compsIl- ing that separate cars be used for whites and negroes. there will always be trouble.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28

sight to the grand and noble purposes
 of the order. Twenty-thres lodges are embraced in the association, most of which were Represented. The counties embraced are Montgomery. Pike, Crenshaw, Bull lock. Butler. Elmore. Autanga, Russell, Barbour and Lowndes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28
Audienee With Emperor.

Tokio, Aug. 27.-count Jutario Ko- mura, formerly Japanese ambassador to London. was received in audience to-day by the Emperor. Count Ko- nura has been appointed minister of foreign affairs, and he will at once assume the duties of that office.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28
MAsTER LosEs wATcH.
Captain ef Vessel canses Arrest of
 Nexro.

Negro.
 Mobile, Aug, 27--(Speciai) )--captain M J. Marcial of the barkentine Athena. now being repaired in this port. was complainant against a negro named Isaac Williams in the Recorders court this morning.
 Williams was charged with the lar ceny of a gold watch,l the property or the captain, which Is valued at $75. The Athena is lying on the ways in the southern part of the city and Will Hams is accused of entering the ship and taking from the cabin the watch.
 According to the evidence the watch was sold to firm on the lower end or Government Street. Recorder Clarke held the negro in $500 bail for the city court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28
Rernstein-Rarnett.

Huntsville. Aug. 27--(SpeeiaI. )--The marriage of Miss Sadie Barnett to A. Bernstein, a bushes man of Moulton, was solemntzed last night at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. M. S. Barnett. Quite number of out of-town guests were present, and the ceremony was performed by Rabbi Mil Ter, of Chattanooga. Mrs A. Polytinski, a sister of the bride from Hartsele. acted as maid of honor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28
Ne.Ds of Mobile Society

daughter. Anna Mary. and MT. Benja- mn Toomer, for the evening of Wes- nesday. the 9th of September, at e:3o o'clock, at 26e North Jackson Street, Mobile. Ala.
 Pernonal Notes.
 Messrs- John Clifford and Giles of Louisville. Sullivan of Decatur, Ala. and Charles Marshali. officiais of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, were in the city today to attend the funeral of Mir. Minto.
 Mrs. Oliver Fowlxes and two chill lory steamer for trip to New York.
 Mir. George Fearn returned yesterday from months outing at the different North Carolina resorts.
 Miss Mamie Smith has gone to Selma for a visit to relatives,
 At brilliant bali given at Newport on Saturday by MT and Mrs Edward J. Bertwind. at their summer home. The Films. Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Bristol are mentioned among the guests.
 pr. Sellers and pr. Joseph schwarz Boston.
 Misses Sadie and Evelyn Shields re- turned today from visit to relatives in Citronelle.
 Mrs. Amelia Wiley and Mrs. Billing of Montgomery have arrived in the city to attend the funeral of Mrs. Ida For ney Williams.
 Mrs. William Scales of Macon. Miss, is the guest of her sister, Mrs, F. P. Brady.
 Mrs. James o. Smith left Tuesday for Opelika, where Mrs. Smith goes to be present at the marriage of her sis ter. Miss Carrie Sanford. and MT. chalton Giles. of Atlanta. which happy event will take place about the middle of September.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28
The ExcepfIom CIuh.

Mobile. Aug. 27.-(speciaL)--A new and welcome addition to the rank of card clubs is the bid euchre club formed by a number of the attractive members of the young set. Wednesday is the day chosen for the meetings. and yesterday afternoon at 4:3o Miss Eugenie Marx entertained the mem bers of the Exception Club most at tractively at her home on Government Street. The first prize, a rose hat pin. was won by Miss Doris Well; the boeby prize, box of candy, was won by Mss Lucille zelnicker. and the guest prize went to Miss Natalie Pinski. After the exciting games and awarding of prizes. ices. cakes and bon-bons were served. Those present were the members. Misses Pauline Lichtback. Hortense Lasker, Lucille Zelnicker. Edith Forcheimer, Melaine Marx. Marion Simon. Carol Leinkauf, Doris Well. Rose Reiss, Ethel Schwarz, Ruth Rosenbaum. Eugenie Marx and the guest. Miss Natalie Pinskt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28
Party at Lyric.

Little Miss Elizabeth Heakes enter tained e number of her young friends with a matinee party this afternoon at the Lyric, where the Buster Brown pictures were shown. and later the games played on the lawn of her home. and the refreshments of Ices and cakes completed an afternoon of infinite pleasure for the following young par ty: Elizabeth Hopper. Susie and An nie Douglas, Marina Harbly. Lillian Vaughan, Josephine and Elizabeth Daniels. and Margaret owen and the charming little hostess.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28
Ike Dunham ia Held.

Ike UuhhNml Ia HeIu.
 Huntsville, Aug. 27-(Special.) like Durham. a white man of Dallas Vil- Iage, has been arrested by Deputy Sher- if Miller on a charge of ceiling liquor. Durham will be held by the Federal Government.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28

Malaria Mnkes Pale sickIy ChiIdren.
 The Old Standard GROVES TAsTELEsS CHILL TONIC, drives out malaria and builds up the system. For grown people and children. soc. --l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28
Thurrday nrldge.

The two tables of players which compose the Thursday Bridge Club met this afternoon with Mrs. c. M Luce and the prizes for each table were dainty handkerchiefs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28
Morton RoY Fonna.

William Morton. Birmingham bus mess man, to-day recovered his son of fourteen years. whom he has been seeking for number of days. The lad was located at Fair Hope yester- day afternoon, where he was earning his living as best he could. As told by the boy. his only reason for leav- ing home was desire to take a trip"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28
Strike of seamen.

Little progress is being made by the Seamen's Union here in the way of preventing masters of steamships from signing non-union crews.
 The Belize. of the United Fruit Com pany. and the Fort Gaines of the same line. both sailed to-day. with non- union eraws.
 The union seaman appear to be at sea as to just what is the proposi- ton they are facing. There have been one or two sfstie encounters. Trouble seems to be in the fact that when the first steamship went out with a nen-union crew, this was taken as a signal that there must be a fight against all the vessels operated by the United Fruit Company
 From a high official of the company 1t is learned that there was absolute ly no intention on the part of the company to declare any lockout against union seamen because of the trouble on the one steamship. On the contrary this official claims that with out a minutes warning the very next vessel set to come in, her crew was ordered to walk ashore by the union.
 Had they left this crew alone this oiflciai says they would be sailing in her yet. l.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28

Mrs. William Scales of Macon. Miss, is the guest of her sister. Mrs F. P. Brady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28

Mrs. Amelia Wiley and Mrs. Billing of Montgomery have arrived in the city to attend the funeral of Mrs. Ida For ney Williams.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28
weddinm Cards.

Invitations were Issued today in the name of MT. and Mrs. William Chase spotswoed to the marriage of their
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28

dau shter. Anna Mary, and MT. Benja- min Toomer. for the evening of Wes- nesday. the 9th of September. at e:3o o'clock, at 26e North Jackson Street Mobile. Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28
THE NEWS OF MOBILE
MATERIALS ARE ARRIVING FOR
 PAVING VENTURES.
Strike of seamen's Union Causes Some Trouble--Birmingham Father Finds His Lost
 anm ss-

Mobile. Aug. Especial. )-sewer pipes of a quantity that took a num- Der of cars to haul. arrived here to- day In connection with the fifth paw ing venture, contract for which Is in the hands of the Jett Bros. of this city.
 As soon as these are laid the work of paving the several streets that are embraced by the venture will go along.
 Cement in large quantities has also been laid down here and the contract ors announce that 1t is their purpose to keep the streets open for as short a space of time as possible.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28
SESSION
CONVENTION or fTHIANs.
en Cordial Reception snEs-Two Public . and . Secret II Session.

ess, Aug. z7.--(speciai. )--
 &mi -annua1 Convention of
 Pythian District of Ala
 place here today and to- Yting in a most enthusiasttic .r both Pythians and public.
 was in gala attfre for the " great masses of bunting in coiors and over TOO Pythian Eting used.
 7morning program was executed #theatre, Dr. Bowman, Chancellor hander, of Bullock Lodge, presid- fter music btr the orchestra and the Hocatfon by Rev. J. A. MeCann Of kattville, Mayor Moseley delivered the Welcome address in behalf of the mu- nicipality pr. H. r. McKinnon. of yTroy, made a happy response. In be- half Of Bullock Lodge P. F. Miles made the welcome address. B. A. Tay-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28
Pernonal Nofea.

Mrs Oliver Fowlxes and two chill iory steamer for trip to New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28

Misses Sadie and Evelyn Shields re- turned today from visit to relatives in Citronelle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28

Mir. George Fearn returned yesterday from months outing at the different North Carolina resorts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28

pr. Sellers and Dr. Joseph schwarz left last night for . months visit in Boston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28

Miss Mamie Smith has gone to Selma for visit to relatives,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-20
500 geIObnnna. 1 o

Sic 9eIer biefer 8eitung tperoen fid
freuen. .ai erfabrsn. oab es i%psnisitsns s
Sic 8iiIenidjaft in all ibren Stafen gu
beilen imitanbe 1T; Sau's @atarrb. &nr
IT Die einsise Jest Der Sratli@sn griiSsrs
idaft befannte poiitibe Sur. aatarrb ere
forSert als cine &onitititionsfrantheit
cine fonltititioneIle gebanolnng. Saa'S
Rotorrh<9lr ipirb inuerlih genemmen
nno lpirtt brett aaf Oes g!at nnS pie
bird SIC @runolaae Der &rantbeit 5ers
it6reno urb benz 8atienten &raft ssbeno,
in0em iie bic &onititution bes aSrpers
oufbaut unb Der Natur gu i9rem 8srte
hilft.F 9ie gigentiimer haben 10 bieI 8er<
frarlen 8u ibren 9eiItrdften, baR lie 100
0olars gelobnnng fiir ieoen Sal an<
bieten, ben iie gu furieren berfeblen. 2aBt
gud cine 2iite bon 8eugniilen fommen.
Man Mbreiiere:
S. s. gbeueb& 6 o. Soleoo. o.
9erfauft bon allen Gpptbetern, Toe.
SaI's aamilienaYiaen iinS bic beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-20
MISUNDERSTANDING

St1 Der erlten gaptiitenfir6e muir
De arn Sonntag abeno mieoer cine
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. abgebol=
ten. Gs ioIen 1900 8erionen an-
meieno getpeien iein, bod miro lie
mobl Miemano genau ge5ablt baben.
Die Meoner lporen 8aitor Soen BON
Der 8resbpterianer : Stride am Mo=
oiion Square, Haitor Wou5on bon
Ser Metbobiitenfirde am Srapis
8arf, 9aitor Coleman bon Der Griten
8uptiitenfirbe un6 8aitor Selt, Der
SrganiIator Der Mnti Saloon-2iga.
Ole Staot= uno gountp 8eamterl
muroen in Ser maBloieiten @eiie an
gegriffen, neil iie Dem prohibitions
itiihen &ebtreiben Der Serren uRepe=
ren6s" feinen 8oridub leiften. Gen
8oriie fiibrte STEP" q. 9. Sarmun,
ser 8rdiioent Der uMnti Saloon"-
2iga. Ser Serr p%eritiee iid 81
Ser uniinnigen 8ebauptling, Die Weit=
gIieoer Ser 2iga bradten BET ibren
Mrbeiten gegen Die uDiDes" uno
Saloons ibr 2eben in @efabr. Neu-
lid iei elm junger Monn, bel oieier
Mrbeit ourhgepriigelt uno aus Ell
mem Soloon binausgeporfen NOR
Den.
Gem juneen Mann miro mobl
gang reht geiheben lein. es tit
cine 5re1beit ionoern @leiden, III
elm @eidGft binein gu geben, oann
gegen oieies @eidaft 81 reoen llno
ben Better iopie Die a%ntpeienoen
aunoen gu beibimpfen IS gebort
cine 9ommeseeoulo ba5n, iid 10 ct
mas gefaaen 81 lalfen. Wir fonltetl
es feinern Saloun : geIiser beroen-
fen, ipenn er einen iulden fredet
2iimmel nit einem re6t energiiden
unb einoringlihen 6nBtritt on Die
freie 2uft beforoern laBt. @ber oas
2eben oes 8etreffenoen lit oespegen
nod longe nibt in @efabr. ltmbrin-
gen TIT i'm @feiner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-20
sab-s esas- m-2ambereien.

100000 Slider biGiges, reides
Sarmlano i'm arteiii6en @iirteI bon
.Suo-Seras, in Nueces, Cameron itno
9mbaI Counties. MGes 2an6 lit tiefe,
idparae, ronenoe, Mesqlide Hroirie
nno tiefer, idpar5er, fanoiger 2ebm.
Seine Steine, glites @aiier in ge-
ringer Eiefe. GeuBerft geiunoe @e-
genb 9as 2ano lit altsge5eibnet fir
8aumtpoIle, gornL alfalfa, @ein.
trnaber, Srangen, 3itronert etc. iln6
liegt an Der Giienbabn. @ir berfau-
fen IN Har5eaen BON getpiiniGter
@roBe. Sir peitere Snformationen
i6reibe man an Die
8erman.M merican 2anb So.
Mobstotpn. N1,eces Co., Seras.