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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-29
MIR. BEARD RETIREs.
Troy Young Man Will Not Be a Naval
 Offlcer.

ONtGGEs
 Trov( Feb. 2S.-(Special )---J. Wiley pearJ son of pr. J. s. Beard, who en- tered the Naval Academy at Annapo- iiS last wear, has resigned and return ed home. He has decided to study med icine and will enter the Johns Hopkins Medical College the coming fall Tor that purpose. Mrs. Hume left yesterday for Calltor- nta with her little girl. Elsie where she goes to join her husband, who mas been in California some months.
 The Elks are planning an amateur narformance. the proceeds to be added to their building fund which is grow ing rapidly. The performance Is to be under the direction of Mrs. J. Mussell Minchner.
 last night after the rehearsal. the narticipants in the amateur perform ance were invited to a luncheon oy the Elks. which was given in the read ing rooms. and was much enjoyed by inc Frlks as wei as the theatrical party.
 Deputy Marshal F. c. Tayolr of Montgomery. brought to Troy yester- dav evening T. A. Hall of Florida, who was arrested on a warrant by Mir. Tay- Tor charged with carrying on the bus mess of a retail liquor dealer without having first paid the special tax as re- Gulred by law.
 Hall was arraigned before United states Commissioner Tutwiler and dis charged for want of sufficient evidence to bind over
 The case of c. A. Hardwick of Hart ford who was charged with perjury in the bankruptcy case of Bell Bros. when testifying in Montgomery some weeks ago, which was set for today. was continued until tomorrow because Judge Asa E. Stratton and other im- portant Government witnesses could not attend the trial until that day.
 President. or District Committeeman w. E. Dove of Montgomery, has in- vited S. H. Elan of Troy. First Vice. President of the Convention. to respond AA GhA address of welcome at tha nAsat.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-29
NEGRO IS LYNcHED,

Placard Attached to Body As a Warn
 inE to Negroes.
 Houston. Tex. Feb. 2S-Charles Scott. negro, aged Is years, was found hanging to tree at Conroe early to- day. The negro's feet had a placard attached to them with the words:
 Warning to negroes found proving in white folks houses" written on it. Scott had been placed under arrest charged with attempted assault on Ms Alley The mob did it's work quickly and nothing was known of the lynch ing until the body was found this morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-29
OUR BOYS DEFEATED
BASKET BALL TEAEM sNOWED UN-
 DER IN MOBHE.
SusOnE's Elves Could Not stop The Goals of the Gulf City Fel-
 IONs--ScOIe 5I to IS.

Mobile. Feb. 2S.-(SpeciaI.)-If the boys representing the Alabama Capi- tai at basket ball expect to win the championship of the State they will have to show more activity than they did tonight when the local five trimmed them to the tune of 5l to IS.
 At the end of the first half the score stood 20 to 10 in favor of Mobile and when the play was resumed at the sec ond half the local boys just simply threw goals whenever they pleased. the Montgomery lads being perfectly help less when 1t came to sticking to their men.
 The Capital City lads lined up as follows: Suson and Hood, guards; Da- wis and Hall, forwards, and Patterson, center
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-29
Hnthnnnce-WiIann

Tuscaloosa, Feb. 2s.-(SpeciaLl- News has been received here of the marriage of Guy Huthnance and Miss Susie Wilson of this city. the marriage occurring in Birmingham.
 No details have been learned, but their friends say that the young couple have gone to visit relatives in Georgia
 The bride is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Robert Wilson. who returned a few months ago from long sojourn in Philadelphia. The bridegroom Is a native of Georgia but has lived in Tus- caloosa several years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-29
TAXING EDDY PROPERTY.
Board of Asses<Ora May Increase Her
 Former Assessment.

Concord. N IT.. Feb. 2S.-The taxa tion of the property of Mrs. Mary Ba- ker G. Eddy. founder and leader of the Christian Science denomination. was considered by the Board of Asses sors of this city today.
 City Solicitor Cook. in reply to ques- tions. said that the Board had the pow ar to increase Mrs. Eddy's assessment for 1907. alth hough he was not prepared to say whether the board could assess on property that was not taxed prior to 1907.
 Former Senator William E. Chandler. counsel for Mrs. Eddy's next friends in the recent litigation. had written a letter to the City Solicitor which was read to the board. to the effect that nearly all of the 87Ss,0O0 recently placed by Mrs. Eddy in hands of trus- tees is in interest bearing. taxable se- curities. Following the appearance of tho city solicitor. the board went into executive session to consider the sub feet. The board later adjourned for ona week without taking any action.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-29
CLARKE COUNTY PRIMARY.
Three Candidates for Each of Three
 Important Offices.

Jackson, Feb Especial. )--Tomor- row will end a strenuous campaign in Clarke County. The Democratic prt- mary for county offices will be held then, and a sthere are three candidates for each of the important offices, the results of the election will be awaited with interest.
 The candidates for Tax Assessor are: ]. B. Doyle and H. p Purge of Thomas vile. and B. F. Fink of Walker Springs
 The ca1d,dates for Tax Collector are : ". NJ. Mobley of Jackson, N. M. Wade of Salipda. and D. D. Dandy Of Grove Hill.
 The candidates for Superintendent of Education are: R. c. Heard and L. L. Mcleod of Grove Hill and c. l.. Head of Salipda.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-29
UNFORTUNATE CHILDREN GET
 HOME IN MOBILE ORPHANAGE

Homes for four unfortunate children of a more unfortunate mother. have been found by the Salvation Army for the children of the unhappy young wo- man. who was sent to the Insane Hos pital at Tuscaloosa because of her uso of drugs.
 The childre nhave been given homSs in the Catholic Orphange at Mobile. The Army was assisted in its work of pro- viding for the poor children by num- ber of the leading Catholics of the city.
 The fifth child was large enough to attempt to work for it's own living. so a position for hm has been secured in Montgorlery ...
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-29
Norman a Rankrupt.

Creditors of W. c. Norman for many years one of the largest liquor dealers in the city today applied to the United States court that he be adjudged an involuntary bankrupt. This action fol- lowed the filing In the state courts of twenty or thirty suits by various firms in other states. the total amount at issue being about $50.00O.
 MT Norman recently retired from business. the state court having ap- pointed a receiver for the. business. when the son, C. S Norman died a few weeks ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-29
.yo,D, r,oumIttee Aa,ourns.

Indianapolis, Feb. 2S.-The joint committee of coal miners and operators of Western Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indi- ana and Illinois adjourned at p. m., sine die, without reaching an agree ment on the proposition to call Joint convention to re-estabilsh the inter- state agreement and fix wage scale to go into effect April 1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-29
TO CLOSE THEATRE.
Madison Square VIII Soon Re Thing O
 fhe Past.

New York, Feb. 2S.-Tomorrow even ing w.ll see the closing for good and all of the Madison Square Theatre. as this historical playhouse is to be torn down preparatory to the erection of new building on it's site.
 It was hoped that the process of de- molftion might be delayed until spring, but ;nasmuch as the theatre stands on a solid bed of rock. the architects have decided to have the work of excavation for the new structure begun sooner than was originally anticipated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-29
Mrs. Lydia White Dead.

Lancaster, Pa. Feb. 2S--Mrs. Lydia A. White. aged 80. real Daughter of the American Revolution, and the youngest of them all, is dead. She was a native and lifelong resident of this city. Her father was George Leonard, who served in the revolution under George Washington, and parti- cipated in the battles of Brandywine, Princeton. and Germantown
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-29
TO Onst Lumber Trust.

Jackson, Mss, Feb. 2S.-ChancelIor Garland Lyell today rendered a decree declaring that Mississippi and Louisi- ana Retail Dealers Association is q trust and combine. and orders that the organization be busted from business in Mississippi. The association has been operating under what Is known as the "Mississippi Plan" which pro- vides for the boycotting of wholesalers or manufacturers who sell direct to consumers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-29
Non,utette For This Couple.

SteubenVille, O.. Feb. 2S-FIve per fectly formed children were born here to MT. and Mrs. George Campbell. Three of the babies died within an hour after birth. One hoy and one girl will live 1t is said Three of the children were boys. Mrs Campbell weighs less than 100 pounds. The combined weigh Of the infants was twenty-three pounds
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-29
svVHsFSHING RACES.
Henry Handy and Charles Daniels to Meet ARain.

Henry Handy and Charles DsnieIs to
 Meet Again.
 New York. Feb. 2s.-It is ann oulced that Henry Handy of Chicago is on his way to New York to meet Charles M. Daniels in a series of match sN Im- ming races at distance up to 300 yards. to take place at the sportsnan's shrv at Madison Square Garden next week.
 Garden proved a big surprise to many of the swimming enthusiasts. Hereto fore Handy has only competed on iso- lated occasions with Daniels. and his appearances will be heralded with de- light by local athletes in general. Handy will not only race against Dam iels, but will also compete in handicap races open to all amateur athletic union swimmers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-29
DRAUGHON'S sNAaa W = ~ aa
practical 8usiness COlIeges

For booklet, S-Why Learn Telegraphy7o caIl or address Jno. r. Draughon, Pres. at
 MONTGOMERY. Dexter Ave. Opp the 2. O.
 BUsINEss men say DR.ATGHoN's Is THE BEST. THREE months Bookkeeping by DRAUGH0N'S copyrighted methods equals SIX elsewhere. 7~Se of the U. S. COURT RE- P0RTERs write the Shorthand Draughon teaches. Write for prices on lessons in short nand, Bookkeeping, Penmanship, etc., aY HAlL or AT COLLEGE. 90 Colleges in i7 States. POSITIONS secuyed or MONEY BACK. Enter any time; no vacation. Catalogue FREE.'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-29
TWO ARRESTS MADE.
Mrs. Watts and Young Man Charged
 With Murdering Her Husband.

Memphis, Tenn, Feb. 2s--A special to The News Scimitar from Fancy, Tenn. says Mrs. William. Watts and Clarence Chapman are under arrest on the charge of murdering the woman's husband three weeks ago.
 When the body was found, the family gave out that Watts had committed suicide, but when Mrs. Watts got a license to marry Clarence Chapman. aged 26, who was employed on the farm, a married daughter had warrants issued charging murder.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-29
APPLIES A MAIDSTONE.
Children of ZeIke WarricI Bitten by
 u0g.

Children of Zelke Wafftek BAtten Dy
 Dos.
 Troy. Feb. 2s.--( Special. )--zele War rick of Tarentuul, this county, brought two of his little children to, town today, a boy and girl, who were bitten by mad dog. He brought them to have Tom Murphree apply his mad stone to the wounds.
 A mad dog went through the Taren- tum neighborhood some weeks ago and bit a number of other dogs, among which was a dog belonging to the war; ricks and the two children were bitten by this dog.
 The mad stone was applied today and adhered to the wounds, and It Is thought the children will be all right, as much virus was drawn from the wounds. "s
 Joe Frank Siler, army surgeon from the Philippines, who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. James Murphhee, left this morning for Lafayette.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-29
BATTLEsHIP LEAVES.
Italian And American Officers Ex-
 nhnnaa GnnNef enlaa.

Italian And AE1efEcuM UKHHCcFb E4A-
 change COurtesles.
 Pensacola, Fla, Feb, 2S-(Special)-- The Italian battleship Etruria, which arrived in this port Tuesday departed this afternoon at o'clock for New Orleans where she Is to remain during the carnival.
 This forenoon there was an exchange of courtesies between the officers ot the Italian vessel and cruiser Mont gomery. and as the officers of each left after paying call salutes were fired.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-29
THE VARSITY TEAM
BASEBALL PRACTICE BEGINS ON
 THE CAMPUS.
Coach PoIlari Who Has Been Chosen Director of Afhcltfcs, is Weed
 in< Out the shy

University. Feb. 2s.-(Special. )-- Baseball practice has been in progress at the University a little more than a week. and some degree of system and harmony has been evolved from the chaos of things. S
 At the first summons tho diamond was covered with ambitious candidates for >the team. some young and inexpe- rienced; others seasoned players who had figured in many Intercollegiate con- tests The weeding out of the unprom- ising material and the assignment of the remainder to their proper positions Is still puzsling the fertile brain of Coach. Pollard. There seems at pros ent to be a wealth of good men. and unless early omeps fall Alabama will have this season another championship baseball team. The prominent candi- dates for the various positions are: Catchers T. B. Ward. W. c. Watson, Win. Vaughan. J. M. Pelham and S. A. Monnish; Pitchers; NJ. B. Smith, R. Sur divant, c. l. Tutwiler, Wm. Thoring- ton. NJ. E. Pratt. W. e. Overton and O. G. Gresham, First Base B. l.. Noo- jin and P. H. Anderson Second Base. F. J. Pope, R. l.. Parks and D. w. Waite: Short Stop. D. B. Pratt and Emile Hannon: Third Base. P. B. Jones and K. B, Shropshire: Outfielders, B. S. Jones. W. F Caffey. G W. Pratt. H. G. sssnedecor and J. F. Mudd.
 The foregoing list includes seven members of the 1907 Varsity, the only members of that aggregation who are not on hand being J. Fl Chapman, pitcher; Henry King, catcher. and Searcy Foster. fielder.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-29
GeucrnI RpJney EntcrtnIned.

The entertaMment or tTeneraI Fainey and other visitors to the local Patri archs Militan was further carried out tonight when they were entertained by the local Canton No. 1. Public speaking was held and many people at- tended the general and members of his staff as well as several local peo- pie making addresses. The degree of chivalry was also conferred.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-29
Pollard Will stay.

pr. J. W. H. Pollard has announced his acceptance of the propagation made him by the University for the Director ship of Athletics next session.
 Under the terms of this agreement, Dr. Pollard Is to have cofnplete charge of the gymnasium and physical train ing work and is to coach baseball, basket ball and football teams. He Is to rank as a member of the faculty. although a portion of his salary is to be paid by the Athletic Association
 The exact figure at which Dr. Pol lard's services were secured has not been made public.
 This announcement will doubtless be received with pleasure by alumni of the institution throughout the State, as Dr. Pollard has met with unusual suc- cess as coach at the University and had made hosts of friends among the student body
 A recent meeting of the Philomathic Literary Society resulted in the election of the following officers for the ensu- ing term: M. L. Arant. Notasulgta. President; R. L. -Burkes. Stroud, vice. President: J. O. Horton, Albertville, Secretary and Treasurer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-29
NEW LAW

passed by Congress forbidding railroad operators working more than nine hours a day, has created demand for about 90. GOO more telegraph operators than can now be secured. Railroad companies have cut rail. fcad wires bato Telegraphy Departments of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-29

ing of the. Eighth District Knights of Pythias Convention which meets in semi-annual session next month at Fort Deposit. Pike Lodge No. s6 expects to send full de1eRatiop.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-29
WeddIpr in steven.on.

Stevenson. Feb. Special )-Miss Claude Peacock was married to pr, J. l.. Prince yesterday evening at the home of the brides parents, Rev. Lew is Morgan officiating.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-29
GOES THROUGH
FAMOUS ATHLETICS GO TO TRAIN
 ING GROUNDS.
Rube OIdring With the GanE--ArticIes of Incorporation of MOntGom- cry Club Filed in PrO-
 bate Off7ce

On the first section of the Louisville and Nashville train from Cincinnati at Il o'clock yesterday morning Connie Mack and his famous aggregation of Athletics Philadelphia American Base ball Club) passed through Montgomery en route to New Orleans.
 Rube Oldring. the most popular ball player ever in Montgomery, was in the gang, and his friends here are glad they will see him again soon--the Ath- letics playing Ryan's people in Mont gomery in a few weeks.
 Bert Maxwell joins them in New CV- leans and his friends here will watch him with interest Molly also was one of the Philadelphia recruits. but Mack turned him over to Charlie Frank along with Bartley. Fritz and Lord
 Bills, the Memphis pitcher of last season, and Sid Smith, the hard hitting catcher of last years Atalnta team. was in the crowd yesterday morning, Mack having landed both of them for the Athletics this year. The party in full, including several Philadelphia newspa- per men, was made up of Connie Mack. Harry Davis, Eddie Plank. Big Chief" Bender. Ossie Shreck. pr. Mike Powers. 1T. Moran. Joseph Berry, ] Core c. Graham, c. Carter, William Morris T. OhI " Schlitzer, "Topsy'' Hartzell, Socks" Seybold. Mike Murphy. c. Ford. C. Hartman. A. Zamlock. C. Pe- terson. W. McDonough, J. Durham. NJ. Lawler "Rube" Vickers $. Nichols. "Rube" OldrinG. Joey" Bills. Sid Smith.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-29

The facts as set out in the adVer- tlsement of. the local Coal Dealers In tOday's paper are worth your careful consideration. VIII save you 50 per cent in cost of yOuF fuel. 2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-29
CONGRESS
sunlmary of senate.

Washington, Feb. 28.-The consider alton of the Indian appropriation bill and speech by Senator Reed Shoot. of Utah. on the currency bhl Son~- stunned nearly the entire time in& tic Senate today. The Indian bill was passed. The Senate at 5:12 D. m. ad- 5ourned until Monday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-29

It is to your interest to read the ad- Vertisement of the local Coal DeaIets In tOday's paper and act accordingly.
 2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-29
Summary of Hnune.

Washington, Feb. 2S.-By the mar row margin of one vote the House of Representatives today after an all day discussion rejected by 59 to 50 an. arnendinfnt by Mir Foster (Ill.) to the army bill approprfating sI.O00. oO0 for joint manoeuvers of the militia organ izations and the regular troops.
 Without dissenting voice the House earlier in the day, by special rule, re- stored the provisions to increase the pay to n-commissioned officers and men to prohibit the private employment Of army musicians for pay, both of which yesterday went out on points of order.
 On account of the protracted debate but little progress had been made with the bill when the House at 4:55 D. m, adjourned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-29
Articles of incorporation of the Mont

Articles of incorporation of the Mont gomery Baseball Company were filed yesterday in the office of Probate Judge J. B. Gaston at the Court House The company was capitalized at $20,000, with $7.500 paid in. Ray Rushtton, as trustee of the Montgomery Traction Company, is shown in the incorporation papers as having 434 shares of the stock. When the Montgomery Baseball Company was organized in January. 1907. the shares which were then s25 Traction Company own $6.49O worth of the stock of the Baseball Company.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS OF THE Dis
trict OF Columbia, Washington. oct. "a. 1908
until IL O'Clock noon Nov 10. 1905 for construct
Ing service sewers in Conduit road. District OF
Columbia. Forms Of proposals. specifications and
necessary information may be obtained from
chief clerk, engineer department. room 42T Dis
trct building. Washington. II. {. HENRY y.
+. MACFARLAND. HENRY L. WEST JAY J.
MORROW. Commissioners, n. c. oc2t6t.eSu
PROPOSALS FOR TANKS AND PIE COVER
ing -0ftice of Building for National Museum
Library 81 Congress. Washington, d c. October
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ing and delivering the pressure. feed heater.
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non conducting pipe covering required for the
new building for the National Museum, in this
city. viii he received at this Office until o'clo'k
pm on Thursday. the 9th day Of November
1905. and then publicly opened. Specifications
and other Information furnished on application Ia
this Office. BERNARD II. GREEN. SuPerlu; end nc
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
Columbia, Holding Probate Court.-Estatp Of
Helen Young Shepperd. Deceased.-No. 1919.
Administration Docket 3s.-Application having
ceased. and for letters Parliamentary said
estate, hy Randolph Clay Murphey and Florence
Sarah Hnyt. II IL ordered this 10Th day OF Dc
toher. AID. 1908, that William Pa'-!cs. Chester
Patrick and John Young Patrick and the I'M
known heirs at law and next OF kin ~ Helen
Young Shcnperd. and all others concerned ar
pear In said court on Monday. the Both day OF
November, AID. 1905 at 10 o'clock Am, to
show why such application should not. be
granted Let notice hereof be published In the
Washington Law Reporter and The Evening Star
once In each OF three successive weeks before
the return day herein mentioned. the first publi-
cation TO be not less than, thirty days before
said return day. WRIGHT. Justice. (Sesl)
Attest: JAMES TANNER, Register Of Wills foe
the District Of Columbia. Clerk of the Probate
Court. GORDON 4 GORDON. Attorneys.
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