The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-26
MIR. FOWLER BURIED
REMAINS ExcoRTED TO CEMETERY
 BY MANY FRIENDS.
Before Hfs Chnnge to Birni- fnRkam Fifteen Years
Advertiser Bureau; ENs !,

Advertiser Bureau.
 Selma. March 25.
 The remains of Robert J. Fowler, who died at the home of relatives at Wayne, Ark. late Monday afternoon reached this city this T morning on the the were Inferred in Live Oak Cemetery Upon the arrival of the train at the Union passenger station the remains were met by large number of the friends of the deceased who had known him during the many years of his res idence here and these escorted the body to the cemetery where it was laid to
 MT. Fowler was a resident of Selma for great many years. He moved from here to Birmingham about hf- ssSn ssensnt snt of the once of % the Postal Tel esraph Company In that city. Since then he has held number of positions with that company. . ma MT. Fowler was one of the city's most respected citizens. He was prom inent in the affairs of the city and up. the fourth ward fin the city council and was once a candidate for the po- sition of mayor.
 Upon the arrival or the remains m Iic Church where the burial services were read. The remains were accom- panied to Selma by MT. and Mrs. west
 
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 Remains Claimed this Morning. The remains of the stranger which were received here sy sss sooSns5e @Srnae carried to Pleasant Hiii. In the south ern part of the county where they were inferred this afternoon. The remains were those of Professor Joseph F. Walker. and were. claimed this morning by Mr. Calvin Young ol this city who have not been. notified of
 Professor Walker is said to have been a prominent educator during his nsssrs @ ss st S Gns sae tS sa ias ohfF Hs | throughout the four years of the Con. federate war and during that conflict | acquitted himself with credit. Proved An Enjoyable Affair. | The Ladies Auxiliary of the. Order | ful ice cream supper in a vacant store | on Lauderdale street yesterday after- noon and last night and the affair was largely attended. The proceeds from table purpose, and a neat sum being realized by the entertainment. Dur ing the entertainment two prizes were given--an elegant parasol which wal Awarded to Miss Theresa Hurley and cebS.
 Real Estate Transfers.
 Four deeds of transfer of real es tate were filed in the office of Pro bate Judge F, H. Pitts for record to-
 fhe deeds filed were as follows:
 west End Land Company lot tC Jeanette Lee Uliman. consideration soSy; West End Land Company lot t, Jeanette Lee Ullman. consideration ''y.' Y. c. A. wshite and wife to Flor Straus a parcel of land in the Platten burg addition, consideration $l,36O.
 Atlanta National Building and LoaI Association to J. e. A. Wilhite, tw' lots in the Plattenburg addition. con bsiderat.on. s4OO.
 White Man Bound Over. . W. F Canterbury young wnhit. m. morning on a warrant charging hin with assault with Intent to murder ! He was bound over tn the sum of $50! 2 On the afternoon of February } Canterbury is said to have assa ute . another young white man, E. J.. Ben son with a knife at a store on Ala bama street. With the Knife, CanteI bury inflicted a few severe wounds i ]. Bensons throat and the young ma ]. was in an infirmary and at one tim 1t was thought that he would die iToi
 
 At the trial this morning numpe 3 of witnesses were examined and tn . case consumed several hours tim' After all of the evidence had been in troduced Canterbury was bound owe in the sum of $500 to await the action : of the next grand jury.
 Entered Plea of Insanity.
 In the Circuit Court of Dallas coun . tv just before noon today was calle the case against Green Moseley. !. i negro. who was, charged with murde The attorney for the negro entered tn
 plea of. insanity and the plea was aC |, | oepted by the court and the negro wa 1 ordered carried to the insane hosplts for negroes.
 Steamer Hard Cash Arrives. The Alabama rsver packet liar Cash reached the city warf this morn ing at 1I.l5 o'clock from Mobile wit several hundred sacks of cotton see and a small load of miscellaneou [ freight and a few passengers. Tn ,, Hard Cash left late this afternoon O 7 her return trip to Mobile with a goo s load of miscellaneous freight. . Was ConaIdered A Nuisance. Tn the police court this morn.n ! Morris Tucker. a well known negr' I 1 answered to the charge of havin ] been drunk. The negro Is habitus