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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-29
Wie0cr 5u $ e.
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unb Nuslton0 ollf Der Goruoi-
id)en Euciiic 3 @nbn oullcrn fort.
Nn0cre Nrbcitcr Z 9lngclcgcll,
bciter.
Snoiunopoli@, SUD, 2S.Nr0.
- Snt intcrlntionolcn SollptQilar-
tier Der ltnite0 Wtinc @orferS Of
Nnlcrica bat belltc cine Sonfercn5
l!ottgcillnbcn, Der ErGiiocnt SemiS
mo ollocrc Ncomtc, iolpie ". 81.
Ioirlep, Wtitglieo ocS nutionalcn
BOARDS iiir Nloborno, btigcpobnt bo-
ben. SIS luuroc Der Strife III @lns
bullln, al mcld)cm 5000 Monn be
tbeiligt lilb, bciprodcn. Nodl Der
Gonierc15 iuuroc bcfnrnt gcgcbcn,
oub nid)tS 9Gtbon mor0cu lit, I'M ocn
Strife 81 bcenben. Soirlcp febrtc
nod VirnlinNbomL Nlo., 5lIrild.
Wpntrcol, Guc., %. Aug. -
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Canadian Eocific Snbn unb Den
Strife6red)ern ST fcinet mciteren
acknowledgement gctonmen lit, be.
iiird)tell boh bic 9eb0rocn cine ST..
ncltcrilng O%ericlben. Wegen Gin-
iNiid)terlrng unb Ingriiie ollf Stritc-
trcd)cr iinb mcitcrG iiebcn Terbaftun.
gen porgenonlnlcn iuorocn. Die Ser
hoiteten pilrocn lGmmtlih ob1le 3us
loiiung CUR |ilrglhait 5llnl Ero5eb
i%cltgebaltcll.
WorccIt cr, Mtnii., %. 9lug.
Siini5ig Ibl1tcmodcrirmcn III Der
Sd)ubIabrif bon Slooc Eroutp II. So.
in Spencer iino helttc an ocn Strife
a~cgongen, ais ibnen cine 2obnerbo.
bula BON 5 Gents fir jc 100 9bidbe
obgcid)lagcn lpurOe. Geo. 9. Yron'
tn Don ser Sirnlo ertl1rte, DOB er Die
s(bl1te billiger fuufen luie lclbit ber-
iteQen fonne, mo bicics Nepartcncrt
biirite oabcr bans geldloiien pcrocn.
Eittsbnra 90, 2S. Irgnlt.-
.Sn Den bieligm Stobllperfen Der ".
9. @ooos SO. iino Hlofote ailgebef-
tet noroen, in melhen Den Ingeltel.
ten mitgetbeilt miro, Dob Die @erfe
ron nGdlten Wontag ab IN polenVe-
tricb aeicst piiroen. llngefdbr 1000
aeififtc S~tablorbeiter finoen bn.
burh mieoer @ei6Gftigung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-29
@crmilhtc tclegrapbiidJc Sepeidcn.

- Sn Ictroit, Wid, bcttelte cit
5crllmptcr Sarbiger cil,cn WcBgcr
nm ein Stiid @lirit an, wllrSc obcr
an oic Wfc@rcgpr Wtiiiion perrpiclcn.
Sn Scr Wiliion b%cboltptcte Der Sed)t.
brlioer, Dab CT Der aronprin5 bon
Nbeiipnien lei uno 9cgclt ben @iQcn
OcS &0nigS icit 1896 oic @clt orlrd).
i%treife.
- SonleS Nc. Yorriib, ErGiiocilt
Der Greensboro SapingS Yanf uno
SrllIt So. IN Omensboro, &p.; 5. 8.
ForriIb, &oiiircr;; Sinoc q. Yarriib
NM :. 2. Nnberion, -Glcrfs bericl.
ben@onf, linb lpegen llntcriblogung,
Meineib ulo ioIifer Gintroglngen
inter Nllfloge geitelt lporbcr.
Gr. Gouio Storr Soroon, Otit.
glico Der internotionolen Siiderci.
Gonnniliion, erfldrte in Eortlano.
Ore, ooB oif @rino Ocs 9erihtes
Der Gommtiiiion Die 2odsiii6erei Der
ituutlihen Milflidt ent5ogcn unO I'M.
ter 9unbeSoliiiid)t geiteQt meroen
miro.
Sn Setroit, Mif., muroen BON
Nobrungsmittel -. Snipettoren niht
melliger ols ~ Sonncn idlet]ie
Gier beid)laona6mt, oie aus ser I'm,
aegeno BON Cincinnati itammten ino
angeblif) nad) Detroit gebrod)t plr.
ben. INN in gddereien perpanot III
mer0en.
= 2cipis 9riliit lit in 3oper, ap.,
pobreno er feline 8attin mibbanocl-
tc. BON leii1em So1n Sobn erihoiien
wor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-29

ter I'M SnlanOIteuerbienit oes odlten
Sltrlfta Don 8eltlldp, iii pom Stills
ShnBamts iefretGr e~ntIniien morOen.
lpcil CT bcbnrrlih III elmer Senatprcn.
Mdbl lebtcn SerbIt politiifer lint
triebe lid iduIOig moftc. Scint Ont.
lnNIltng eriolgte atf Gmpfebllng Der
Gtpiloienit . Gommiiiion.
Neue areu5cr.
Homirul Salisbury, Gbcf oe3 No.
ptgntionS- Bureaus, inipi5irte gcIteru
I'M SdifiSboltboie 81 GborleStomn,
WaII, Die neilen areu5cr o@irmiug.
bnlt" uno uSoIem." Der crlt9e-
nonrtc arclljer miro iiir Den sc
olenIt an 10, Der lebtgcnonnte am
30. September bereit iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-29

Dung eriolgte I'M Soliaol beS so
tells, no porber cine Stunoe lana
Burr Wfc Sntolb ei1an @ortrag NIT
Sidtbilbcrn iibcr Serrn Soft'S 9luf'
clttbolt IN Ocn Bergen birlt. Cam
folgtcn nod cinige Hc0en uno mt,
iifoliIde &ortrGge, bierollf GroBcS
&dt0cldilttlln. Hidtcr @oracc s..
<Iton BON Gennciiec, Elm olterSrclrno
&errn Goit'S, fiibrtc Den Soriib. Die
llcbcrrci6un0 Der S~icbeSgabcn er'
folgtc Ourh Obcrit %obn &. Wtc9lucr'
ncp. 6ruu 5oit crbiclt ibrc Sicbcas
Nobc aus Den SGr0cn bon Srau Sutc
i. 9ladburr ltn0 Elm 0uBcnb luciB.
gcflci0ctcr W0ohCn bcgliidtc Wtoltcr
Charles Goit nit cincm Miniatur.
bed)cr.
GcbS uno iein Grtra5u0.
GbicoGn %. Alrauit. - Snl
NauptQllorti2r Der lojialiItildcn Fur-
tel lit 6ctonnt gc1cbcn lppr0crL Dob
Der Gonlpugllc Spe3inl5lg nit Dem
Er0iiocnti6oit9 = Gnnoiooten eugene
.. IcbS mo elmer gEn5ubl non Hco.
nerll onl 81. Iuguit bon bier no0
Dem WcItcn nbgcbcn un6 am 81. -
tcnlbcr mic0cr bier cintrciien miro.
@oIo 0urolll miro Der Bug cincSubrt
n,1rcb oic 0itlid)en Stootcn MAIDEN.
Gcbs miro in IS Stuoten iprccbCn
nno ullgcfGDr 10000 Mtcilcn babel
3uriiflcgcn.
Gbofin Scr AMI cr.
@iSmord, N.r0., 2S. 9llgltit. -
eugene Gbofin Der Yr0iiOCntlduit9.
Gnuoiout Der Trobibitioniitcn : Yars
lei, bat bier bci'm S%topcQouf oeS
ncllcn NlllB g 0on1pfcrs o0capolia,"
Der ais @ctrciOc = Snmpicr alli Dem
Wtiilouri fobrcn miro, bic S6iii9-
tcllfc nit elmer Slal6c @oliCr boil
joger. PIN Nbcllo bielt Der Gnnoioot
cine Nlniprahc an cinc Wtoiicn= Scr
iommlumg oti DEM MorftpluBe Der
Sta0t.
StnatS.G il.
Scutc pcri d) . bcH.
ppolia, &no., %.
9IugllIt. - Ger Stoots 3 Gonpc1t ser
,SnocpcnOcnce &cogllc," mcld)cr onl
Sonitog bate bier Itottiinoen iol-
len lit olti unbeitinmtc 3cit pcriho.
ten nprocu. 9uiiir iiu0 Die Wtitglie
Der 81 cil,cr am 3. Scptcubcr bier
ltnttiinocnocn .Stout3 . Gonicrclj
cinbcrufcn lpor0clt. Wian lpiiul1tc
N2rrn Scurit nuf Dem Stnot9 = Gon-
bent 81 babcrl. SDomna Z. NiagcL
Der Yr0iioentid)oits . GonDiout Der
Eortei, miro an 3. September bier
crluurtct.
@tc0cr 5u Soue.
2incoln, 9tcbr., IS. glugllit. -
@iuiom 5. 9.rpQn fcbrtc bcutc nod
cinp0digcr Heiie, in ocrcn Terlulli
er Heocn in &owo, SQinoiS, Snoiono
lno aunioS bieGt, picocr nod Souic
5uriif. Gr 6lcibt ieOoh nllr Orci
Gage, ga cr ihon ont nGhItcn Sonn-
tag cine ncte Gompngnctour nod
Ct. Foul, Winn, Sarge mo @rono
SORTS, N.-G., mo Siour=Gitp, So.,
nutrrtcn mira
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-29
Gyurticbuno uun Scr /. Scitc.)

fcincr Wannid)uit 9crcttct mlr0el
Tic @crCttctclL Ser &nQCniCur @il.
liam T6iaips uu0 elm Sccmomn Nto.
mems %{obn @un0on mur0cn bon Dem
iupaniid)cn Compiler oSotpo Wtoru"
al 9orO lcnommcn. Ger YGuncorn"
mar uui Dem @cgc bon Ni6oloicp3t
i'm oiintiihcn 9tlBIon0 nod SinGo-
pore. Gr mar Elm 6obr5cug non 22OO
Ionncn mo itor0 inter Dem Nclebl
0ca Gopit0ns g. Graham.
8ronnten G"rploiion ami
oQniifcm &rcu5cr.
&opcnbogCn %. NllNllIt. -
Phi Dem OGniihen arclt5cr u3cfIo"
mllroen bclltc 3luci Scemdnncr ollrb
Die 3uiGQigc GrpIoiion elmer @ronotc
Qct0otct lnb icd)a onocrc idmcr per
lcBt. Go8 llngliid Crci9uctc iid gcIc.
GcntIif zines observation-disclosures III
Scr Ndrblmas9uj.
G0ni0 .Gbmar0'a Gonfcrcn'
5cn in WuriCnbo0.
@iCn, %. NuQitit, - Sn bieligen
politiiheu a~reiicn bat man Der Con-
icrclti bic grobtc Nllfmcrfinnlfcit &C.
itenft, weId)c a0nig GoWorO bon
GnQlou0. Scr iran5oiiihc Ntiuiltcr,
@rajiOCnt Glcmcnceou mo Der rl,iii.
Idle WfiniitCr Oes Aeltbcrn SamplStl
Clpic gcmclOct) III WarieuboO gebubt
hobcu. Mtou mibt ben 9eiprcdutngcn
nm 10 bobcrc @eOcutung bel, ola Der
Scitcr Scr allslu6rtigcn Yolitit bc0
Giarcnrcihs Gags porbcr III 8crd)s
tcsquoen nit Dem BORT sur Sur mel.
Icnocn ocltid)cn StautaiefrctGr oc5
9lruBcrn b. Sd)ocn cine Goniercnj &c.
piIogcn bate.
&on mob9cbcnOcr Scitc miro hclltc
bier periihcrt, 0ob Oos Sollpttbcmo
Scr Gr0rterungcn in W%aricnboo bic
SeItIcgung Der gcOin9ungcn gemcicn
lei, inter mcIhen oic SiqnotormGhtc
Der Convention bon AlgeriroS sen
iicgrCihcn MllIoi &ufio oils Sulton
bon Woroffo mn%erfcnncn mullel1.
Mon 3%luciiclt nidt, ooB WiniItcr IS.
luoIsfi pom ocltihcn StontaicfrCtGr
nIIc cinihIdgigc Conformation bin-
iiftIid) Der Stclltng Teutifldno's
cmpionQcn bat mo iomit in Der Gage
mar, Ocm britiidcu SollpcrGn ltnO
Dem iran5oiiihcn Ercmier ein Gro.
gronm 81 ifi55ircn, Oo& Ocn Wtdhtrn
ols @rluolnac SIT miinidcnSlucrtbem
GinOcrncbmcn 0icncn fam.
auS DER 9lcidcn monichtborCn
GucIlc ucrloutet. bob IclbltperitIno.
lid aud Oos 9olfon Eroblcm bel Der
Woricnbobcr Goniercni crortcrt mllr.
DC. Mon lei 81 Dem SdIltB gcfoml.
men, OoB cS lid i'm 6inblid oti sic
iiingite robifolc llnmoI5rng in ser
Silrtci nnO bic nod p0Qig lrngctlGrtc
Gage cmpieblr, cine oefmitipc Stcr.
l%un9anobmc oll3uihlcbcn. Inter bic
lem @~ciidtspunft m,,rncr sic Iroocn
Scr mocchouiihcn Nciorm ,nh Scr
Observation-Disclosures m ncrr, Grr;ht,,rn
OcItrcih.lInoorr inc,irU irtrrriiirt
if. oficn orloiirn
Cen mirhtioStpn T,,uft npr Eoric.
rem, biIbctc. mic brmcrft sir Wc,nrr.
d,rno Scr riocrort;ocr S;+rotinn i,
Moroffo, mcld)c Die Sionotor MGd,tc
Der Il9cciroa.Nttc n0tbiQt, 81 cincm
rolten GntIhIuB b~ctrciis Der Nncr.
fernn1G NtllIoi 0afio'S 81 fomnlcll.
S@taIicncr fcucrn ouf
Ocitreihcr.
Micn % oh,o,,,t OC,,s >,,rs.
br,,9 fo,,r,+ >in oIn,.,,n;h. SV,
bicrbcr, ooB bel 9uiiin mou0prircn6c
itollenilhe Sruppcr itorfc SdiiIic
kA-a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-29

Sn @eIt.9aibriogc, bel Npr.
mid. N..9, murOc Der 6armcr Glo.
reoge Cabs nit iehs augelmunO}n
aui Dem @~eioeplnb iciner 8arm ais
Seldlc ~geiunoen. Wfnn permutbei,
oaB Der 6armer BON 2anoitreifert,
Die man titr5 porber in Scr 8egeno
ge'eben bate, ermor6et muroc. Shc.
riff Vearoslep uu0 einc bemaiinete
Wfnnnltoit perfolgen Die 5Gbrte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-29

Eafie fiir's guelanb briurat G.. Naine, Tr.
Ala, Sfi'Saliimpre. Ctr, nabrG nj ipni.Suui il spe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-29
ISn Welbonrnc.
3lucitc StntiOn Der nmcrifauiidJcn
Nrrnnoa III Nnitrnlicu.

9(6t}iq IN Spoucp }uriid Geblicbcnc
No6}ii0Icr ioI(cn nid)t ais Geier-
tcltrc bcbonocIt lpcrOcu. - Sopan
riiitct sum Gmpiong Scr S6Iodt.
iHiff 6lottc. - GoS llrtbciI &c.
gen Ole fron50iiidc 9obal0cicQ,
ihoit in @cnc3uclu. - 5oll6noi
idcs S0Iottidiii r3ocob &on
MCcnafcrf" crrcift Gnrncnn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-15
rALLADEGA,s NEW. DEPOT.
Handsome Building Constructed By the T. and N.

Handsome Building Constructed By the
 TalladeEa, Oct. Especial. )-Train No. s6. northbound. on the LouisVi,sIe III e first train to stop at the new passen- ger depot erected by that road at 2 cost. including building and ground. or about S40,000.
 The depot is a handsome building of pressed gray brick, with tile roof ana lal and workmanship is concerned, there is not ner-depot building on the Louisville and Nashville line.
 The TWoTnans, Foreign Missionery Society of the North Alabama Con- ference Methodist Episcopal Church, at the First Methodist Church tomor- row evening.
 Miss Mary N Moore, the well known educator of Athens, Is president of the society. ty of selling whisKey. in the City Court yesterday, and was fine $50 ana sentenced to one months hard labor.
 w C. Irwin, the white man who was charged with 'kiLnapping the wife and three children of J. M. Humphries, was given a hearing before Justice ". T. Thornton yesterday morning and re- leased. Irwin's wife from Cartersville, band and employed Wellington Van> diver to represent him. The pair de- parted for Georgia yesterday.
 The Republicans have put out a county ticket Tn Talladega and will make an active vanvass.
 Hon. W. B. Craig. Democratic nom, inee for Congress, and J. O. Middle. ton, Republican candidate, have speak ing appointments announced for all the principal points in the county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-15
HARvE JORDAN CALLS
 MASS MEETING OF FARMERS

Memphis. Tenn. Oct. 14.-A mass meeting of cotton growers and allied interests of the South generally. will be held in Memphis, November 10, II and 12. It is expected from 5000 to 5000 delegates and visitors will att tend.
 The determination to hold the con- xention at Memphis, and the dates, were decided upon at a conference be- tween Harvie Jordan. President of the Southern Cotton Association. and rep resentatives of various commercial and day.
 The prime reason for calling the meeting as given by MT. Jordan is to check the downward tendency of the market price of cotton. for which he says the growers are directly respon- sible by marketing the staple too fast.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-15
MISHAP TOBALLOONS
INTERNATIONAL RACES BRING
 CHAIN OF ACCIDENTS.
German Ship Is StilI Tio. Accounted For - Spanish Contestant Dropped Into the Ocean Near
 Heligoland.

Berlin. Oct. 14--Only one of the twenty-three balloo..S which started in the race for the international trophy on Sunday from Schmargendorf. Is un- accounted for.
 This Is the German balloon Busley. under the command of pr. Niemeler. with Hans AAtedemann as assistant.
 Dispatches received here early today from Cuxhaven announced that the Spanish contestant. the Castilla. drop ped Into the. ocean six miles north of Heligoland and that the navigators Montojo and Robero were rescued by fishermen.
 This evening a despatch was receiv- cd here from Molde. Norway. telling Helvetia. to the ocean and the rescue of Colonel schaeck and Mesner. 1ne despatch reads as follows:
 Fishing boat this afternoon rescued occupants balloon Helvetia at the last moment when they were sinking. the gas being totally exhausted. The bal loon was saved. Schaeck and Mes ner remained here over night and will proceed to Christiansend tomorrow.
 Molde is only thirty two miles south west of Christiansend and to reach thIs point the Helvetia must have travelled about 1.250 kilomtres. or 775 miles In a direct line and must have travelled over the Skagerrack. or the still body of the North Sea. This Is by far the greatest distance yet reported to the credit of the contestants, the major. ity of whom took either a somewhat clrcuitous course or were compelled to descend on account of their proximity to water.
 The Helvetia Is the fifth balloon among the contestants to come to grief: the Conqueror and the Montanes burst at high altitude and the Saint Louis and Castilla were wrecked in the North Sea.
 Although no casualties followed these disasters the escape of the men who were Al the unfortunate balloons was almost mira> uIous.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-15
A BRILLIANT EVENT
WAS MARRIAGE or ALABAMA MAN
 IN NEWARK.
rsi.s Sara Ella Ayres Becomes Bride Of James Laurence Watkins of HuntsyiIle--socfety Out
 In Force.

Newark. N. J., oct. 14.--(Speeiall --one of the most brilliant social events this autumn was the marriage asurhter of pr. and Mrs. H. Mes senger Ayers. and James Laurence Watkins. of Huntsville, Ala. The cer- enaony took place in the south parlor of the home of the brides parents in the presence of three hundred guests The interior of the house was hand somely decorated with autumn foliage and bride roses. The officiating cler- xyman was the Rev. Luke Matthews White, of Pulaski, Va. a cousin of the bridegroom.
 Miss Charlotte Augusta Ayers. sis ter of the bride, was maid of honor. and Lucius Matthew Watkins. brother of the bridegroom, was best man. A reception and wedding supper follow ed the ceremony. after which Mir. and Mrs. Watkins left on their wedding trip.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-15
BOAT CREW QUITS
CAPTAIN JACKSON AND HIS Ass0-
 GATES RESIGN.
They win Leave The Steamer John Quill And May Go To The
 Mary s. BIees.

Mobile. Oct. 14.--(speciaL)--In local river circles today the announcement was made of the resignation of. with one exception. the entire operative force of the steamer John Quill. of the Birmingham and Gulf Railway and Navigation Company. which arrived at her docks late last evening.
 Those resigning were Captain Mat thew Jackson, commander of the John Quill, and one of the oldest steam boat men on the river; Captain Jesse Bethea, first clerk, and the following other members of the stan: Frank Jackson and Alex Ussery, clerks; Ed ward Jackson and Dick Jackson. pilots; and Engineers Sidney Hewett and Robert Russell.
 It was stated that they resigned to accept positions with Captain Norman A. Staples of this city; that they would take command of the Mary S. Biees and that she would leave here Sat- urday night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-15
FOR RBRYAN ANDKERN
MOBILE DEMOCRATS HOLD ENTHU-
 sIAsTIC RALLY.
Colonel Russell Presides At the Meet ing and Messrs. Robinson and rftts Are Among the
 Spenkern.

Mobile, Oct. 14--(Special.1--A we'll attended rally in the interest of Bryan and Kern was held in the German Re- lief Hall tonight by the Mobile County Bryan and Kern Club.
 Among the speakers vel Hon. G. M. Rohinss n, W. c. Fit.s and others and their words were heartily ap- plauded. All the speakers told of the excellent showing for the Democratic ticket this time nd were confident or success for the party.
 Many people attended The rally and among the audience were several ladies.
 Colonel E. L. Russell presided over the meeting a introduced the speak c. :. The following list of vice presi- dents named by the club were read at the meeting: A. S. Lyons; John w. Black; Hon. H -iosco Austill. Spring Hill; R. V. Taylor; Hon. George J. Sullivan; Major J. D. Hagan; William F. Hieronymus; Dr. Rhett Goode' Walsh: Hon. o. J. semmes; John 5. Drago; P. B Dorian: John simmons. Citronelle; Eyre Damer; Aubrey Boyles; pr. J. D. Terrell; Adolph Bloch; pr. H. P. 'Hirshfeld; George W. Jones: F. 4. Andrews, Coden' Major R. T. Erwin; Louis Touart; Hon. s. B. Brown; John T. Bauer; John F. NotnFdn' W ~A. 11olCoho' A.S1 Hon. L. D. Brooks; Edward W. Faith. !. H. H. wefel. Jr.; Albert P. Bush; K. A. Mayer; J. N. McAleer; J. A. Wa ters; Hon. John M. Wilson, George E. Sage; Dr. Alfred Ward; Thomas T. Palmer; Erwin Craighead; L. c. IT, vine; John R. Williams: Hon. Max Hamburger, Jr.; John Barbich; James McMahon; John Cowley, Toulminville; Henry Brannan, Uilmer; H. R. Crfchton: Ion. John Craft; Hon. F. J. Inge; Martin Adams, Whistler; Hon. Jules Afford; M. T. Judge: D. D. Langan: E. D. Laurendine; George E. Stone.
 Many contributions were made to the campaign fund
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-15
WOMEN END WORK
PRESBYTERIAN MISSIONARY CON-
 MENTION ADJOURNs.
Mrs. James Lapsiey of Anniston Is Elected President After a Prof ttabIe Two Days Meeting
 in Tuscumbia,

T1scumbia, Oct '14.--(Special. )-AS- ter re-electing Mrs. James Lapsley of Anniston President; Mrs. Handy of Birmingham. First vice-President; Mrs. J. T. Kirk of !Tuscumbia, Sec- ond Vice-President: Mrs. James W. Bruce of Montgomery. Secretary. and Treasurer. and Miss A. Daly of Birm- ingham Corresponding Secretary, the fourteenth annual session of the Wo- mans Missionary Union of the North Alabama Presbytery. which has been in session in this city two days ad- journed to meet in Birmingham next year.
 Two splendid sessions were held to- day, morning and afternoon, the i'm. portant features of which were the reports of the Synodical Union of Ala ban1a by Mrs. John B. Knox. and that of the Synodical Union of Virginia, by Mrs. James ". Bruce. Presbyterial visiting in East Alabama by Miss A. Daly, and an eloquent address by Mrs. E. D. McDougal of Florence. her. sub- tect being Bring Ye all the Tithes Into the Storehouse
 The two days session of the union has been one of the most pleasant and profitable in it's history and the dele- gates, about thirty in number, have been royalty entertained bSs the Pres byterians of Tuscumbia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-15
SAM BAILEY SENTENCED.
Slayer of Lee Allen Goes to Pen

Life.
 Opelika, Oct. 14.-(Special )-Sam H. balley, who was convicted by a jury last Saturday morning for murder In the first degree. for having killed Lee Allen on the streets of Opelika, on Wednesday afternoon. september Is. morning at o'clock, that the sentence of the law might be pronounced upon him.
 On being arraigned he said he had hothing to say why the sentence of the law should not be pronounced. and thereupon Judge Barnett sentenced him to serve in the penitentiary for life.
 There will be no appeal fin h& case. and he wiD be taken from Opalika in few days to commence serving his sentence.
 There will be non-jury term of the next Monday morning. at which will be heard civil matters, in which no yuries have been demanded. A num- Der of cases are on the docket for dis
 The second days session of the Tus- kegee Baptist Association has proven quite interesting to the large number of delegates and churchmen present
 Eloquent and instructive talks have been made by Revs. W. B. CrumptoB and John W. Stewart. upon State mis. sions, and the orphanage at Evergreen.
 The reports of the committees show well in hand. and that much progress has been made In every department.
 The delegates attending the associ- ation are being entertained by the Christian people of Opelika. A de- iightful barbecue was served to all members of the association today at noon upon the church grounds. and another one will be served tomorrow.
 The reports made to the association show that the past year has been one of the most successful in the history of the body.
 the Probate Court, who has been at- tending the State Fair at Birming- ham, returned to his home in opelila
 Mr. and Mrs. Jesse B sudduth. who have been spending a week in Georgia on a bridal trip. have returned to their home in Opelika Wednesday morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-15
CALLS FARMERS UNION
 TO MEET IN NEW ORLEANS

Atlanta, Oct. l4.-President c. 8. Bar rett of the National Farmers Union today issued the following call for Q meeting of the union, to be held in New Orleans on Nov. II, next: The National Board of Directors of the Farmers Union. all State. Presi- dents and representatives from all county, parish and local unions in the cotton belt, are hereby called to meet In New Orleans, La. Nov. II, 1908.
 An executive session will be held on that date. and all persons who are willing to help put up the price of cotton are requested to meet with the union on Nov, 12."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-15
ABINGDON COTTON MILLS.
Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
 Ia Held.

Huntsville. Oct. 14-(Special.- The annual meeting of the shareholders of the Abingdon Cotton Mills was held yesterday and directors were elected as follow:
 william L. Burrll. of Lawrence. Mass: B. King. of Boston: Fred S.. Bennett of New York: Lawrence Coop CT and Captain Milton Humes. ef Huntsville.
 William L. Burrell was elected ptes- ident; Lawrence Cooper. vice presi- dent; B. King, treasurer; Fred s. Bennett, secretary, and James G. John son, general manager, for a term of three years.
 The business of nc co @oern. like that of all smaller industries during the past yer, has not been satisfact" ory. However 1t has been as good as could be expected and the sharehold- CTS are encouraged over the prospects of the future.