The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
Robert Rothschilds in Prison
 Has Heredity Of Old Nanaesake

paper poked>it down in the toe of his shoe It so happened that his time was up the next day.
 During the night, in counting his gold, Ed missed the five spot and went straightway to Policeman Sikes and unburdened his soul. Sikes told him to bide a wee as Richard next day descended the stairs to freedom, Sikcs met him and escorted him back up from the pavement. Investigation brought the coin to light and the mat ter was explained in police court 10 Mir. Baber. Rothchilds denied having gotten 1t from Ed, but to give him time to refresh his memory the court decided to put him on the road at physical exercise until April 2S.
 Jesse Johnson. the negro driver or a local store. has a penchant for tobacco and recently while conveying a load he accidentally put four-doi- lar box under the seat of the wagon and forgot it. The "big spittin' be- ing missed, Jesse was hauled to court, where he pleaded guilty and was ask ed for one dollar more than the orisi- nal price of Manhattan Island.
 Miguel Autamasso, charcoal bloom from Cuba. was arrested Tuesday night for embracing Morpheus in the hotel end of a freight train. Mig IS a Mason and displays the carpenters sign conspicuously. He evidently thought he was to be garroted for he started a bewildering display of dis- tress signals. wiping his mouth and lot of other little signs. when he ap- peared in court.
 "whatcher sleepin' in a caboose fuh?'' the court fired at him.
 Mig took a deep breath and forced the following out of his system, or words to the same effect:
 "Comprehenza capanaja -toreodore- c-magnifico londrez Henry Claya."
 Then he sat back and tore off three more distress signals he seemed to have forgotten at first.
 Policeman Bowden limped into the proceejings saying that Mig had evt- dently forgotten English since the night before, for he had talked plainly then.
 The court got sore
 "Forgotten to talk over night, eh ? well-1o fino you arondez segundo dolIero-y costa. and you cana payo pronto or take soak in limbo savvy?"
 George Champion was the next case called, but the name was not answer ed to- He was one of the bunch ar rested Saturday night by Captain Smith charged with gambling. He was allowed to go out and hunt up money to pay his fine when the case was called Monday. but since then has not appeared in court
 W. R. Caldwell. of 31 1-2 Commerce Street told the court he was there with the money to pay the fine. but 1t had been furnished by the wife or the man who had been gambling ana Mrs. Champion was not in a position to really spare the money. He sald Mrs. Champion lives at 27 Amanda Street and has to support her nine children and that she is assisted by three of her daughters. and Claire, the youngest of three, only makes four dollars a month or did until re. gently, working in a large departmenss store He asked that the court renl' the fine If possible for the sake or the wife and children.
 There are three cases on the docKet against Champion, one for gaming ana two for drunkenness. and in other places the name Is also found, havine been an adornment of the book TOT some time Judge Baber said ne would take the case under advisennen' and if is rumored that when the man Is found he will be placed where ne will not be able to game or arms either