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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-12
THREE HUSBANDS MISSING.
Wives Write tO Police Chief of Eh
 G...If f,ftv

Gulf City.
 Mobile. March 1i-(Special. )--The Chief of Police has received three lot ters from different women ranging in loca tion as far away as England, to as close as Mortimer, Ala.
 From Alvin. Eng, a letter has been received from Mrs. W. J. Young, ask ing the whereabouts of her husband. who left there nine years ago. The man worked in Mobile for Simon Metz ger. but went to New Orleans and noth- ing further has been heard from him
 Mrs. Levert Flick, of Jacksonville. Fla, wishes to find her husband Thomas E. Flick. who is a railroad building contractor.
 The letter from Mortimer, Ala, is from Mrs SallIe Matthews. who Is looking for her husband. H. Matthews. a violinist, who has been missing from his home for some time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-12
MOBILE HOME BURNS.

Resiaence of w. A. Ely Was Covered
 By Insurance.
 Mobile. March H. Especial. Fire originating from a defective Hue in the residence of W. A. Bly at 9l3 Gov ernnent street shortly after l o'clock today totally destroyed the house and the better portion of the furniture was ruined either by fire or water.
 MT. By said tonight that he could not estimate his loss as yet but that ii was fullY covered by insurance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-12
AIR. NRAL IN MoHfLE.
- n,saf - sar ns nazss Ts,,. Anneunce.

ment for NIT. Wefls.
 Mootle, March I1.--(Special.l-- W. Greaner Neal, financial head of the Jake Wells theatrical syndicate and tthe man who some time ago purchased the kapier property here, presumabIy TOT theatre, but later disposed of U at q heavy profit. Is in the city but TOT wnat purpose he will not say. been closed whereby the Wells syiidi- cate comes into. control of the Orpheuun Tn Atlanta making four theatres the syndicate has in that city.
 He, would not state whether his visit to Mobile meant anything in the theat- rical line or not.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-12
STichaeI AnreIo,. Letters.

Florence. March 11-Fifty-six letters written by Michael Angelo to the his torian and poet. Giorgio Vasari. have been found in the archives of Count Rasponi Shinelli. The existence of these letters had been unknown and the dis cevery Is considered to be of great his- torical and artistic importance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-12
FIRE IN FREEPoRT. FLA.
Large store and Haaa.on. Iseaiaenet

LMf9e StOFe and HAmdhOnAe MeatueMce
 Are Destroyed.
 Pensacola, Fla, March 11.-tSpecial.l ] News reached here by long distance that the large store of J. J. McCaskil and Company and the handsome resi- dence of Robert McCasktll burned last night, both being destroyed.
 The fire is supposed to have started in the store and spread to the resi- deuce.
 R. L.. McCaskill. who was in the city. left this afternoon for Freepprt. going through the country from De- Funiak.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-12
J. H. Porter is Dend,

Joseph H. Porter, for thirty years q resident of Pensacola, died this after nooi, of pneumonia contracted three Orleans and had reached the age of sixty. He had been prominent for many years, being . member of several orders.
 The funeral will occur tomorrow aft ernoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-12

the Jurors who will try Raymond Daniel VI. Buhl, a well known Mo- bilian and up to feW months ago con- nected with the Mobile and Ohio road In an oficial position here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-12
Mrn. Rinhnn. Cnhn.

Livingston March 11-(Special)- )---Mrs Sarah Bishop, aged 75, died at Cuba, Saturday. Rev. r. F. Bilbro was called there to officiate at the burial serNice.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-12

Quality and right prices, Daybreak Fertilizers, Acid PhOuDhates and kninlt. Marks t& Gayle. tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-12

dead shot for . big crop with Daybreak Fertiiixern. Acid Phosphates and kainit. Marks & Gayle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-12
DAN BUHL ON JURY.

Former M. & Q. OmciaI To Try Ray
 mOnd Hitchcock. Mobile. March Ii--CSpecial. .)--AmonR
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-12
sATIsFACTIoN FOR NEGRO

white Man Fined in Germany for
 Critieizlnw Black.
 Berlin. March 11--A negro musician in the German army, today was given satisfaction in court for criticism passed on hirn by a white man.
 The negro's name Is Sabek- FL Cher,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-12

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-13
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The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22
GENERAL SHIPPING NEWS.

New York. oct 2l,- Arrived steam er rentonic, Southampton, Cherboulg and Queenstown,
 Sailed, steamers Maurctana, Liver pool via QucenstoWn. Oceanic South- mmpton; Oceaua. Naples,
 Brow Head, Oct glSignaled, steam CT Noordam New York for Bonlogne and Rotterdam.
 Lizard. oct 2t,~-Passod Steamer CorInthian. Montreal and Quebec for lIayre and London,
 london Oct. 2o,-Arrivcd Steamers Mcsaba New York, 2lst, Lancastrian, Boston,
 Plymouth, Oct 2t.=-Arrived Steam" er Majestic, New York for Cherbourg and Southampton Caud proceeded).
 Queenstown, s2t.-Sailcd Steam CT lvcrnia, tfrom I.iverpool) Boston,
 Southampton, Oct, 2I--Sailed: Str. Adriatic, New York via Chcrbourg and Queenstown.
 Philadelphia, oct. 2o,--Arrived Sir. Siberian Glasgow and Liverpool via St. Johns, N, F and Halifax.
 Brow Head, oct. 2L4-Steamer La Touraine from New York for lIavre was lio miles southwest at g:i5 n Bi. win reach llayre Il J. m Thursday lni8trahull Oct 21,-Fassed: Steamer 1 lprcsuned) Montealm, Montreal for Bristol.
 Liverpool, Oct. 2l- Sailed. Steamers | tdSe Manitoba, Montreal; Merion, Phil adelphla
 Antwerp. oct. 2t--salled; steamer Muntroso, Montreal l Cape Race, N. F., oct g1.-~Steamer CamDania from Liverpool for New | York, tn wireless communication with the Marconi station here at 6;35 D, m'
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22
PERSONAL NOTES

A very large number of Tribune Sun sinners have signihed their intention of attending the scml-ammal Tribune Sunshine meeting to be hold in this city, October 2S, It will begin promDt- Ky at o'clock in city Mission audi torjum, instead of Republican club as formerly announced,
 Rev. w., D. Moasmau of city Mission will open the exercises with prayer.
 Gov. R. s. Woodruff wilt give short talk and Mr. John Gunshanon of Hart ford wilt speak on Sunshine in Homes of the CunsumptVo Poor
 Miss Markham of the Visiting Nurse association will give a short talk on "What She Finds and What She Needs" As her work is entirely local and coufuod to tuberculosis cases, it will be \ immediate interest
 Mrs. tt renee Burns president gen cal of National t. x. s.. win preside. There will be delegates from New
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

Mir and Mrs George $ Norton have issued invitations to tho wedding of their daughter Lulu Tcseic, to Mir. Howard D. Baldwin, on Wednesday evening, Nov | at o'clock at Grace ?. F, church.
 Miss Norton is 3 talented and charming young lady Mir Baldwin Is the son of MT and Mrs Dwight w. Baldwin He $ in business with his father and an exceedingly popular Noung man. 4 reception to relatives and few intimate friends will follow the ceremony at the home of the brides parents, g Maltby place The couple will be at home after Jan. at SG2 Grown street
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

The Tuesday Afternoon Whist club hedl its first meeting of the season yes terday with Mrs Tinkey of George street. After the cards light refresh- ments were served No prizes are giv- en at this club during the year. final score prizes at the end of the season being awarded. The ladies of the club are Mrs. Albert Johnson, Mrs Will liam Morwn, Mrs. Lcandcr Russell, Mrs T. T Adams. Mrs Virgil Male, Mrs. Robert Bronson Mrs F. Putnam. Mrs. George A, Maycoek, Mrs. John Champion Mrs. Richnrd Law. Mrs Howard Marlin and Mrs. Tinkey
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

one of the hunters brought in big coon yesterday marung about the big sc.t that has been socu iu this vicinity ths season Fair Haven has quite q number v coon hunters aud HOW that the weather is eoolnr, ihia sport will soon hc at its leiehl over cast an lS.pouud coon waa shot flow nights aso II is regarded as pretty hard work to tramp the woods all night ill search nf this g9me hut tile hunters aaN it is exciting sport
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

The following nave been selected as chairman of the Fair Haven commit- tees for taking up tho donations for tho Leila Day nursery to-day; El'v- enth ward $ L. Salisbury; l2th ward, C. H. Bush; itth ward, Rev R, E, Brown, They and their assistants will canvass their sections to-day and cX- pcct liberal contributions, as usual,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

in Brazil in actual operation on .Iauu- arN l. l90S was l7G05 the nlmhar of Fto0rters under actual construction
 WAS o@I2, while plans 1.Wa bapn un- proved for tho construction of G.GSO klIowetrrS more These urures are equHaient to lo9l6 and i,ti3 mrca ro. hperttelE,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

Nt the annual meeting af tho Home Mission society of the Congresatonal church nf this state held u the church of ihe Redecmer yesterda, the Pill grim church vas reported tn have con trihuiod Slai to the societ, during the year, through tta auyilialN
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

John G Hurd of East Pearl street who attended the state lodge of Knights of Pythias on Tuesday at New Britain will report thc doings of the convention to bis lodge at the next meeting He said last evening that the election of officers was qnite interest ing. as there was quite a strife over some of tho po7itioua Tho meeting of the grand lodgc next year will be held in New London.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22
sSNa Marine Record. als
FORT OF NEW HAVEN.

Arrived; Sch Hattie from Propi- denee. and tug William E, Gadwish, light, from Bridgeport.
 Sailed; Ing William IG. Gladwisl1, with two hargcs for New York; sc', NJ. E. Ifldrldgo. for the eastward, and sch. Three sisters for Providence,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

At the annual conference of the women's auxiliary of tho Young Mems Christian association held in Merden yesterday Mrs l. w sheath, chair man of the state committee, responded tao the address of welcome
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

Tine ladies If the Home Mission sol ciotN connected with the Grand Ave pue Baptist church meet q the rcsi- dencc nf Mrs George IL Sturgcss in Quinnipilc avcnuo yesterday to TOW on garments Co De sent to the Alaska orphanage
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

The cruiser will soon proceed to Smyr-
 "S-s-s-sus- say, Ma stammercd Bo5- by through the Suds as his mother scrubbed and scrubbed him, "t guess you want to get rid of me, don't Eou,'
 "NhF. nc. Bobby dear. replied inc mother "N Whatever 4ul such au ideA
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

There Is q sign of life in thc TyorIll{{- dIgb' Which waa bulDt by the cramps in .p6iiadelnhia for the Tu.Nsh govern tmen in lGl&, and which has beoq ted .up ar her moortngs at CousaoIlooPle f1a. lee Ncara Is preparing i4 nit.he her Hf+t trut since arriving m Turkey,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

On some days tho Far Haven deal CTS ship as many ae i5Q barrels and tubs of oysters west, going out in tho evening on the special express car from Front street The car is taken over thc Manufacturers railroad to Cedar Ilil. thence to the steam road, oyer the New Haven road to Harlem River. thence tn Jersey City and via Pennsylvania railroad 10 Chicago. At Chicago tbc car ts unIoadod, mucl or tho adng being transferred to other railroads for the far west Some Of these shipments go to Deuver and some to Dakota, Just now with the cooler weather the trade a reported as satjs- factory,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

The sbuheri quartet gare concert In tho Grand avenue Congregational church last evening under tho auspices of tho Ladies Social guild
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

The marriage Is announced of Miss Marguerite Reynolds to Mr Frederick Schocnhen on Wednesday, Sept. lG, 1908
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

MT. C H. small of l3S Dwight street has sold his house to l.. l.. Glouskin vacating Nov l. Mir Small has taken a flat at 1895 Chapel street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

Mir Johnson and family who been occupying the house owned Mrs. J, Gricst on Forest street moved into New Haven.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

Thc 4uartcfly business meeting of thc Grand avenue Baptist church will be ,liold at tlle chapel this evening
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

Miss Carolyn Voorhees, of So FouI street has returned home after al weeks vacation in New Jersey.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

Rev rroreo E cutton Phn form erlp pastor of the MoutoWoso Baptist church, was recent visitor there
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

ira Fonda recently sold a boat which Inc had partially built at his yard in mau and fl, win be equipped with a gasoline cnGue and will hc used in summer al short Beach It was q 35- foot boat
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

Captain George Townsend and C. p. Bray Of Fair Haven attended the an nual meeting of tic stockholders of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad held in this city yesterday
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

MT II. E, Sweozcy and wife of this city are registered q the Hotel Pasaze. Havana.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

George small of Whalley aVcnueI purchased a new trotter to add td number of fine horses.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22
BISHOP AND CONTAIN II Railroad and Steamship
 Ticket Office,

1855 ORANGE STREET. ', Tickets to Southern Points Coastwise Steamers, including Dominion. Clyde, Savannah. Mall Ward, Southern Pacific, etc. Sf rooms reserved and baggage chcd from residence.
 Direct Agents for European Iii Passages to and from the Country.
 BISHOP AND COMPANY VI
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

According to staliSlj g Juss oubItshod tbe Hlmher of lsIometet5 lt railways
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

Frank Turner of MontoNosc has re turned to college at Lewiaton Me
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

York. New Jersey, Long Island Rhode Island and Connecticut
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

The Ethel chapter, O l. $. held regular meeting in Masonis hall, evening.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

as that into yOur mjUd?"
 "Ob uotbt0" said Bobby, "Outy t scoops to me EOu're trgin t0 rub ula 0aL -IIarpcrs Weekly
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

Miss F. Boardman of CleVeland,l is the guest of Mrs. c. c. Harrisd ll9 Fountain street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

Miss Ethel Thompson of Exchange street i8 i'll With pneumonia,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

position not given, Dock q, m. urday.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

Two candidates took thc third de- gree at thc meeting of Adelpbi lodge, r, and A. M Tuesday evening
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22


 Tho republican parade of Tuesday evening reminded one of some of the old-time paradcs preceding q prcsdcn- tial election, Usually there was one bis parade just before election In which number of marching clubs from the center of the city would par ticipatc, The clubs in those days were all uniformed and inc members ear- rlcd lanterns In those parades there were usually several drum corps. Houses and stores along the line or march were Illuminated, In the parade of Tuesday the liberal use of rcd fire made up for the lack of lanterns II X expected there will be another parade over hcrc Just before election.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22
NASHVILLE,

The following names are adverI at the Westville postonice: Mrs A Belard. Adam Krieski, Jos. Ladl Master Fred Miller, Woodbridge, q
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

3-yard Twill Tapes. ---iC, roll 4-yard English Tapes, best made, SC. kind, for ---3c, roll 24-yard Twill Tape. Regularly tOc., for ----5c roll Best Twisting Bunch Tapes, ? pl<gs. for SC. 10-yard Roll Best llngIisll Twill Tape, for --Rc. roll i2 yards Bias Tape Folds, for
 ---Sc. 6-yard I'eatherstitch Finishing Braid, for ---3c. piece
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

NEW LONDON MARINE NOTEs New London. Oct. 2l.---Sailcd; Savage, with two barges bound VI ln port: Tug Lehigh with tow
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22
FAIR HAVEN NEWS
Oyster Trade Reported Good Republican Had a Genuine Old Time Parade So
 cial and Personal,

Al the funeral of Mrs George B, Buck attended at the Memoralt chapel in Fair Haven cemetery yesterday af tornoon, there was 6 large attendance of relatives and friends, The services were conducted by Row P C, Tullar There were a prolusou of floral trib utcs Tto bearers were John E. san ford, Ernest IT Crawford Albert Stirup and K c Reese
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22
Hooks an < Eyes Hook aDG Eye Tapes Dress Fasteners

Lyon Hook and Eyes. all sizes. B9acl, and White ---Ie. card Liberty Hooks and Eyes. Black
 and White. ---2c. card Gem Hooks and Eyes and In-
 visible Eyes. all sizcs. Rcgu-
 larly 7c. card, for --tc card Hold-faet Fasteners. Black and Hli'cr, --3c. dOz, Grtp Sochct Fastener, Black
 and Silver. Dc, card Hook and Eye Tapes. best
 nalrs. h" yard. for lie.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22
Machine md RaStimq C0ftOns

Large Spool Strong Thread. Black and White, tie. spool Economy Basting Cotton.
 --3 for 5c. Clark's 200-yard Machine Cot ton. Black and WllIte. all numbers, -~2c. spool 5OD-yard Mnrseilles Basting Cotton, one of the hest 5c. snoois, Tor ---.,c. HemiI'way's 50-yard Spool Sllk, Black, White and all Staple shades, Regularly 5c., for
 --3c. spool 40n-yard Spool Machine Silk. made by Hcminway, Black only Value 3oc, --19c,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22
AEi kinds of Pins

tuto Rtund Pins. 100 sheet
 -.i for 5c, RoNal En@lish Pins, iG0 Grad- untcd Pins, ---3 for lhp, OsbGrnc Pin Books. assorted Black and White Pins, ioc. Sheet, for --6c. Mourning Pins in Boxes,
 lie. box Drcs~ma,crs t-2 h RuIk Pins in box. ----22C. box Cabinet English Hair Pins.
 ---:IC. hov Belt and Card Pins, assorted kinds, ----3c. each Defender safety Pins. 3c, kind.
 ----@ doz, for 5c. Treasure Safety Pins, all sizes, 1r, kind, ----3 doM for lOc.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22
: 1eock5ng supporters
Pearl Buttons

Two ilolc lresh"atcr Pearl Buttons, all sizes.
 - dnz. card tc, Best NualitN ircjruiucr Pearl Buttons. ail sizes. extra heavy Regularly 104
 - doz card Tc. Fine Ocean Shell ~clf-S!anl, Trimming Buttons. Worth i0r. to i1C, dot., for ---1c. doS Odd iot Fancy Dress Buttons. all kinds and sizes. Mostly sold at 25c, dog. for
 --iOc, card
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

Gold Eye Needles, English make, --IC, paper Enamel and Natural Stocking Darncrs. --ac. cacn 80-inch Double Sateen Tape Measures, 50. each English Brmch Hair Pins,
 ---1c, pkge. Horn Bone Hair Pins, 1Oc, kind, for 5C, dOh. 45-yard Fast Black Darninc Cotton. ---d for 5C. Collar Buttons, three sizes,
 ---3c dog, Carpet Binding. regularly t9cy for --lOC. piece Tracing Wheels, ---3c, each | and 5-hook Corset Clasps, 3r, Nicklc Cuff Holders, t0c. kind, for ---,5c. pair
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22
Bindings, ReltinGs

Victory Brand All-Sills Seam Binding, black and white,
 - t-2c. piece Special Brand All-Silk ; 1-4 line Taffeta Binding. Regu- larly i5c. piece, for
 ---inc. piece An-silk Prussia Binding. Black and White. \ regular i9c. quality, for lido. piece Bins Double Skirt Banding, Black, White and Grey,
 ---3c. yard 1 I'd inch Silk Serge Betting, Black and White. Regularly gSc. piece, at --8ec. piece
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22

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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04
CARPENTERS WILL GET
INTERNATIONAL AID

The carpenters have planned another
Of their big meetings to arouse union
enthusiasm. 1t will be held in the new
hall on the second floor of the Temple,
and the carpenters propose to strain it's
seating capacity Of 1000.
Members of the Carpenters union are
elated over the news from the interna-
tiOnal convention at salt Lake that
Delegate Sexton, who represents Los
Angeles, secured all the financial aid
asked from the general executive board
for this district. This means that the
campaign for unionism can be prose-
cutcd even more vigorously than Or
ganizer Roserdahl has already
started it,
The Carpenters union is proving of
material assistance to other unions,
and will likely help in securing for
them better appropriations from the
international bodies for the work in the
Los Angeles district It has also aided
considerably in stirring up the general
union enthusiasm in Southern Cali
fOrnia,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04
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