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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-15
MARINE:

The transport Sherman which has
Ybeen expected since Sunday arrived in
port early yesterday morning from San
Francisco which port she left April s..
The Asia departed one day later 81 the
Sherman brought no later mail or news
files. The Sherman was in wireless
communication with the Coast more
or less for several days after leaving
the port But most of the Coast sta
tions seemed to be engaged in sending
messages to the fleet from Washington
/ or in receiving mess ages from the fleet
and seemed 10 resent any efforts on
the part of the Sherman to get mes
sages to the Coast. on Monday the
Sherman was trying to get into COM
munfcation with wireless here. She
kept signaling her own call to identify
her. BARRIERS Point heard her, but
thought il was the Naval Station seek
ing to call her and so did not cut in.
The sherman got into communication
with the Naval wireless while still
some distance from here.
The Sherman win sal at O'Clock
Thursday afternoon for Manila by way
of Guam. She takes about 100 tons of
coal here which is the reason why she
remains so long in port. She brought
300 tons of stores. materials and NUM-
tons for this port.
The sherman has the Thirty-first
Coast Artillery and a number of
casuals. Among her through passen-
gers is Captain Frank S. Randall who
has been appointed commander of the
transport Warren in the Philippines.
Captain Horsman at present in COM
mand of the Warren will return to San
Francisco.
The Sherman his $4,000 900 in Philip
pine currency which she is taking out
to the Philippines. In her freight she
has a large number of Army wagons.
Eleven passengers for Honolulu came
by the Sherman. Major William G..
Ham of the Coast Artillery is here Oh
fertilization work and is accompanied
by his wife. Mrs. NJ. S. Dunning, the
wife of Major Dunning of the Twen-
tieth Infantry, Fort Shafter, arrived.
Isaac s. Logan. foreman of the engi-
neer corps, was passenger, and Mrs.
Josephine Cornwell returned. Super
intendent of Public Instruction w. H.
Rabbit also returned. Other Honolulu
passengers were five men of the Twen-
tfeth Infantry. Fort Shafter, Sergeant
Charles E. Simons, Corporals Guy l..
Chesney. Luke E. Nichols and Henry
B. Henson and Recruit Earl r. Crox-
ton
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
LITTLE BOY HURT.

JOhn Dunn, of Linden, Gets Hard Fall.
 Linden, Nov. 24.--(Special.} }-Master John Aubrey Dunn. while playing cir GUS with several children In the back yard at the residence of his parents Mir and Mrs. J, c. Dunn Sunday, fell and struck his head against a heavy piece of timber and was painfully wounded
 At first 1t was thought that the It. tie fellow was fatally hurt, but he is reported much better today and 1t Is believed he will soon be well again.
 This is the last week of the Circuit Court of Marengo for the present year The heavy docket will be practically cleared by next Saturday night and the court otneers will return to their respective homes.
 This has been a very hard session of the court for Judge Laeklend and So- licitor Gray. It seems that the citi- zens of Marengo who compose the ju . ries have made up their minds to rid the County of crime. They have re- turned verdiets for the State in almost every ease that has come up for trial at this term.
 News comes from Selma today that Mrs. Lamar Matkin, who has been critically i'll at an inirmary in that city. Is considered to be out of danger. She Is the wife of the editor of The MarenBo Democrat of this city
 Linden now has long distance teIe- phone connection by way of Demopo. Ills with the outside world.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
MARINE NEWS.

Mobile. Ala, Nov. 24,-Arrived: Steamer Trafalgar (Norwegian) Thor sen. Havana; sehooners Melachorn, Bodden, Havana; Admiral Sodinwood (British) Thompson. Georgetown; WestHeld. Wrightson' cairbarren; bark Blanca tNorwegian) Walle, Bridgetown.
 Cleared: Steamer Haxby (Brltlsh) Ericksen. Pensacola.
 Port Eads, La, Nov. 24.-Arrived; ; steamers Heredia (British) Porter Colon via Port Limon; Ellis CNorweg- ian) Irgens. Port Barrios via Puerto Cortez and Belize: Ripley (British) Leitch, Rio de Janeiro, via Victoria; i; Jacob Bright (British) Lewis, St. Vim cent, Cape de Verde; bark Uniac (Portuguess) Cachim, London.
 Sailed: Steamers Apollo (Spanish) Basterrsch, Rotterdam via Norfolk; Giulia (Australian) Cosulich, Trieste via Cadiz. Barcelona and Naples; Metls 1British) Brown, Bordeaux via New port News; Askehall (British) Fell, Savona. Marseilles and Genoa via Nor folk; Dunnottar (British) Graham, Aarhuus, Horsens and Odense via Newport News; Haakon II (Norweg- ian) Thuestad. Progresso; Marietta di Giorgio (Norwsgian) Johnssn Ceiba and Truxillo.
 
 steamers Hector (American) O'Leary. Newport News; St. Egbert (Britlsh) Barr, New Castle; Disa (Swedish) In- Kvardsen Frontera; Asuncion de Lar rinaga CBritish) Echevarrie. Manches- ter: Concho (American) Young, New York; Engineer (British) New Castle.
 Cleared: Steamers Belle of Ireland (BrItish) DoWler, Havre; Howthhsad
  Harley (British) Hocken. Hamburg; Lothian (British) Lockhart. Hamburg; Kantre (British) Doty. Liverpool; Car olina (AustTalian) Sasusin. Venice and Trieste.
 Sailed: Steamers Fl Alba (Ameri- can) Quick. New York; Belle of Ire land (Brltlsh) Dowler. Havre; Harley lBritish) Hoeken. Hamburg; Kentra (British) Doty Liverpool.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
MAY SELL LINDEN PROPERTY. Holdings of Abbott Estate to Chang

Linden, Nov. Especial )--The property of the late Col. P. M. Ab- bolt of Selma. 1t Is understood here, will be sold at an early date.
 Colonel Abbott owned the greater part of the property adjacent to the Louisville and Nashville depot in Lin- den, and also owned the rapidly-aowing artesia7 we'll in that part of town The we'll, 1t is understood. will be sold along with other property owned by him.
 The news of the proposed sale of the Abbott property in Linden has created great deal of comment here, and there is much exposition advanced as to just what the sale of the property will mean to the town. It Is believed by many that the proposed sale of this property will greatly help in the ups building of the town.
 Befo'e the death of Colonel Abbott, very little of the real estate owned and controlled by him in Linden could be bought at any price. Now that the sale of that part of town is actually to take place, there is talk of much improvement being made there at an early date,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
5. B. HERNDON DEAD
END COMES SUDDENLY TO MOBILE
 CITIZEN.
Stanley Bell Hernd0R Was One of Best Known Business and SoNial Men of Mobile
 County.

Mobile. Nov 24.--(specisl. l--staniey Bell Herndon, 4s years of age. and one of the best-known business and social men of the city. died very suddenly at his homo, on West Government Street. at 5:3e o'clock this morning.
 Mir. Herndon has not enjoyed good health for sometime past, but no seri. ous results were expected. Eze retired last night evidently as well as usual and showed no signs of illness during the night. Shortly before s:so o'clock this morning. he became very Ill and in a few minutes passed away before aid could be summoned for him.
 Mr. Herndon was born in Eutaw, Ala. and leaves wife and four chil- dren. three daughters, Misses Virginia. Rebecca and Lucy and one son, Robin Herndon. The deceased was formerly in the brokerage business and had Q host of admiring social and business friends to whom his sudden death will prove a great shock. In addition to the above relatives, Mir. HeFndon also leaves one brother, Thomas H. Herndon, of this city.
 Funeral arrangements have not as yet been completed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
JOHN CRAFT CHOSEN
MOBILE MAN AGAIN HEADS
 WATERwAYs WORK.
Convention of Mobile Basin .nd Ten- nessee River Association Will End Today, With Trip Down
 The Bay.

Mobile, Nov. 7s--(6peciai)--The last of the business sessions of the Mobile Basin and Tennessee River Association was held in the Commercial Club to- day with large attendance of dele gates.
 Robert Jemison, W. P. Lay. W W. Screws, H. Austill and Belton Gil- reath were appointed q committee on resolutions and T. H. Motion. c. W. Ufford and George W. Jones were ap- pointed a committee on nominations.
 While the committee on nominations retired to nominate officers other business was taken up and the idea of Senator Bankhead expressed at last nights meeting that the United States government be asked to issue s500.- 00O, ,000. worth of bonds for rivers and harbors improvements was endorsed and resolution that the committee on resolutions take the matter up with the government was passed.
 Robert Isham Randolph. special representative to this meeting sent by Governor Deneen of Illinois deliver ed a lengthy and excellent addrss on waterways and hArbors, the address being an eloquent and logical speech.
 Addresses were also made by Erwin Craighead, Befton Gilreath. c. w. Jones, F. Y. Anderson, L. c. Irvine T. H. Motion. all being listened to with attention.
 The nominating committee returned at this Juneture and submitted its re- port nominating the following of- ficers, the report being adopted with out change: John Craft, President; Ben B, Cox. Secretary and Treasurer; W. C. Rayburn, Assistant Secretary and Treasurer: Active Committee, G. H. Stevenson. Bessemsr; J. F. Sentsr. Columbus. Mss; E. B. McCeFty. De- mopolis; ". P. Lay. Gadsden; John s. SeweIl Sylacauga; F. I. Anderson. Rufus N. Rhodes, Robert Jemison, ST. Birmingham: W. W. Screws, w. F. 'vandiver, Montgomery; r. c. Blair. Tuscaloosa; J. ". Maddox, John B. El- lis, Selma; C. R. Porter. Rome, oa.; and the following from Mobile; H. C. Grimley, Godfrey Mertz, Thomas W. White. George W. Jones. H. Austitl. Harry T. Hartweil and Harry Piiians.
 The meeting then adjourned until tomorrow at 7:3o o'clock when the delegates will board the revenue cut ter Winona for an all day trip down the bay and harbor to make an in- speetion. Speeches will be made and lunch served on the boat.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

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 While Kodol is dosng thi4 the stomach as rSgttnS-aod becoming strong and healthy. 4 strong and healthy stomach guarantees q sound and active brain.
 The n1sa wtlh 6 sound gtnnaa0h "a gtomAdh that is G0fnR eog tho b0ay 3aGt what Mature intsnded it t0 ao.-4s ths man who is always BFspaEsd scg any emergency. Ha as @thsFs WSEA tbs gooda."
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
HNCKLEY RESIGNS
SEWERS CONNECTION WITH yVA- TERW0RHks PUMPING STATION.
The Reclamation oG tAe Chaee ER@iaeeE Followed investigations uaAar Daxeet1en ct Board OG
 PwAl&e Works.

Mobile. Nov. 2A.-(speeial.)- )-Follow- inE the investigations which have been going on under the direction of the Board of Public Works. into the oper- alton of the city watsrwoFiks pumping station, Chief Engineer Solomon H. Hinckiey, who was under suspension by the Mayor, last night resigned his oflee as chief engineer, but definite acc lion vas postponed until a later date.
 It will be remembered that before the new code went into effect and ehe City Council had supervision over the waterwoTks department, Mayor Lyons suspended Engineer s. IT. Hinekiey ai- Ieging that the engineer was inattsn- tive to duty and was allowing the plant to deterIorate. An investigation was held by the City Council and Hinekley was reinstated despite the protests of Mayor Lyons. When the new coda became operative and the control of the watarworks department passed from the Council to the Board of Public Works. under a section of xha coda. Mayor Lyons again suspended Chief Engineer HInckleY. on the stroagth of a report which an expert engineer. W. A, Hailsr. had made re- xardIng conditions at the plant. For several weeks, the Board of Public Works has been Investigating the mat. ter in closed session when both HRller and AiHCkley were Detoks IHe 6ohfo As a result Engineer Hlnckley last niwht submitted his written resigna- 4ion to the Board, he having learned of 4ha prevalent Fumor in the city hali and on the streets that the Public Works Board had made up their mind to sustain the Mayor in his suspension of Hinckley.
 The Board was incomplete. one mem Der being absent, and action was de- k.k Al report of Engineer Halier until q later date. when the full Board can be pres ent. Examining Engineer Halisr's re- pert charges that the plant has been grossly neglected and allowed to de- 4ericrate and due to these facts the heity Is not getting the supply of water it should and what supply 1t does get at ridlculously high price for cost of pumping water.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
Butler County Association To Hold a
 TWO Dayh' sesaioa.

Butler County Association To Hold a
 Two Days sesaion.
 Gresnville. Nov. 24-(Special)-The Butler County Sunday School Associa- tion. will convene here Tuesday December 1, for a two days session.
 The scheels all over the county will send delegates, and there will also be present D. W. Sims, General Secretary of the State Sunday School Associa- tion; J. B. wadswoFth of Birmingham. Aru1Istead Brown and c. c. Miles Of Montgomery, who will take an active part in the programs.
 All denominations will be represent ed, being q union association, and the citizens will throw open their homes for the entertainment of the visitors.
 Rev. John R. Mathews. General Mis- sioner of the Episcopal Church of the state. will begin a series of sermons at St. Thomas next Sunday. continuang all the week His sermons are anttct- hated with much interest. especially by those who heard him on former visit.
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brown enter tained last evening in honor of their niece. Miss Mildred ThagArd. whose marriage will be tomorrow's social event. The bridal party and a num- her of friends were the guests of the occasion which proved one of the most delightful of the recent functions.
 Miss Cammie Hammonds will enter tain this evening In honor of her guest. Miss Leila Mastin of Fort Deposit.
 thanksgiving will be observed by union service at the Methodist Church. The sermon will be delivered by Rev. W. O. Waggener. and a fine program of music will be rendered,
 Mrs. A. W. Metealf is visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. H. Horton, at Mo bile.
 for Mobile where she will be the guest of Miss Mona Duffee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
POULTRY IN MARHNGo.
Formers Engage Im e Profitable The
 dustRy.

Farmers Engage in q Profitable The
 dustRy.
 Linden. Nov. 24.--(Special) )-Poultry raising In this section has proven very profitable this year.
 A great many fowls have been sh ip- ped from this section to foreign mar kets and eggs have been sold in great quantities. c. W. Baty who resides on the plantation of MF. N. WhitsheId. near Linden, recently marketed 100 fine turkeys which he raised in con. nection with his farm this year. The turkeys averaged s1.15. Besides tn ese. Mir. Baty raised and marketed about l5O chickens which averaged 30 cents each. He sold something like sixty dozen eggs at 20 cents per dozen, and has raised sixty head of fine geese.
 The feathers from a flock of about 100 head of geese this year, he expects, will bring him something like $50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
INGE GIVES UP JOB
RESIGNS SOLECTTORsHIP OF MO-
 BILE COUNTY.
Mir. Inge Was Recently Appointed By Governor Conner And His Resig- nation Has Caused a Polfti-
 cal Sensation.

Mobile, Nov, 24-Francis J. Inge, re- gently appointed solicitor in this eoun- ty by Governor Conner. has resigned that position.
 Governor Conner admitted the fact tonight and said he had not deter mined upon the successor. The resiR- nation of MT. Inge has caused a poIiti- cal gsnsationi he having held office less than one week
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
CONVICTED OF vAGRANcY.
eonnrd Cameron Gets Sixty Days at
 Uara Labor.

Leonard Cameron Gets Sixty Days at
 Hard Labor.
 Mobile. Nov. 2A.--(Spe cial.)-Lsonard Cameron, a white man and well-known all over town, was sentenced to serve the county for sixty days when he was arraigned before the recorder on a charge of vagrancy.
 Cameron. 1t is claimed, for the past two years has not worked to any ex- tent, and numerous complaints have been received to the effect that he was continually begging on the streets. Tn view of this evidence and Cameron's failure to sufficiently explain the charges, the sentence was imposed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
cnntrnct Avrnrtesl.

Columbus, Miss, Nov. 2t-lspscial.l } The contract for the rebuilding of the plant of the Columbus Machine and Foundry Company, which was recent ly destroyed by Ire, has been awarded. Nessrs. IIndewood and Puekett have the contract for the brick work, while the wood work Is to be done by c. M, Gibson. The new plant will be larger than the one destroyed by fire. and will cost about s25,O0O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
TAYLOR AT MOBILE.
MontEOmery'n Police Chief and Fathe
 AttendIng the Reunion.

Mobile, Nov. Especial. )--Among the visitors to Mobile in attandanee upon the reunion of the Confederate Veterans are Chief of Police w. H. Taylor of Montgomery and his father.
 Chief Taylor is well-known here and visited police headqu aFters this morn ing. where he was greeted by his many warm friends nths local department. Chief Taylor's father is a veteran and is enjoying the reunion exercises and renewing old acquaintanee to the full est They will return homo tOmor- roW
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
Jone. Served with semmea.

Jones, the aged man who was assas- sinated at Johns. in the lower part of the county last night, was firing boilers on the Confederate warship Alabama" when 1t was sunk off the coast of France. He was with Admir- al Semmes in many battles. No clue has been obtained of the murderer yet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
TRACTION MEN ADJOURN.
Meeting in Mobile Completes Work
 Before If.

Mobile. Nov. 24.--(Special. )-Th e Alabama Light and Traction Associa- ton meeting came to a close today with a trolley ride to the plants of the Mobile Gas Company and Mobile Electric Company, the morning being given over to reading of papers per- taiping to the operation of gas, electric and traction plants.
 FolloWtng the regular meeting today the Executive Committee held a short session adjourning to take part in the trolley ride.
 The convention Is considered A sue- cess in every particular and good is expected to result from It's formation among employees and employers of gas, electric light and traction compa nies in the State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
NetDs Of Mobile Society

1 Dinner for Miss Spira and Mir. Ffankel. A lovely chrysanthemum dinner was 1 given last evening by Mir. and Mrs. E. A. Pincus in honor of Mss Spira and | Mfr. Frankel. The occasion was a happy one. and ] the family party who enjoyed 1t con- l sisted of Mir. and Mrs. Julius Fren- | kel of New York. Mir. A. Pincus. Mir. and Mrs. A. H. Spira. MT. Meyer Goldsmith. Mir. Henry Spira and the guests of honor. Miss Spira and Mir. Frenkel.
 Do As You Please Club. The Do As You Please Club held 2 business meeting this afternoon at Mrs. J. T. inge's, for the purpose of eiecting officers and recognizing for the coming season. The first meeting will be held next week. General Meeting Council of Jewish
 Women.
 The general meeting of Council of Jewish Women was held today at B'nai B'rith Hall in the Temple. A large number of members and friends of the Council were present and a splendid musical and literary program was en- joyed.
 Launch Party.
 Yesterday afternoon was perfect for a water trip and the following party. who left on the Alert for ron in the Bay. was composed of Mir. and Mrs. W. c. Bshrens of Cincinnati. Mir. and Mrs Jamison of Birmingham, Mir. and Mrs. J. T schley, Mr. and Mrs. Wal Mir. and Mrs. Luce. Major Screws of Montgomery. Senator Joseph F. John ston and Mr. and Mrs. Tebbits.
 
 Personal Notes.
 Mir. Ennis. a prominent banker of Livingston. Is in the city for the re- union.
 MT and Mrs ". c. Behrens expect to leave today for their home in cin- einnatl.
 Mrs. L, c. Garrett and her mother, Mrs. Mordecai, will return tomorrow from Ashevilie and be the guests of Mir. and Mrs. R. A. sadler.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. A. Mitchell Of Gadsden and Miss Minnie Lee Rainer of Uniontown are the guests of pr. and Mrs. Scale Harris during the re- union.
 MF. c. K. Monat Of Houston, Miss, ia visiting his sister. Mrs. c. J. Daughdrill. on Franklin Street.
 
 The sympathy ,of a large circle of friends is extended the Hsrndon fam fly in the sudden death of Mir. Stanley Herndon, which occurred this morning at his home on Government Street. Major Screws of Montgomery is in the city for a few days.
 Major and Mrs, !. B, Francis of Bir- mingham are registered at the Battle House.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

Weak and unhealthy kidneys responsible for sickness and suffering than other disease therefore when through neglect other causes kidney trouble permitted continue suits to follow.
 Your other organs need aenion-but your kidneys because they do most and should have attention first
 you sick feel badly begin taking Dr. Kilmer' Swamp Root the great kidney liver bladder remedy kidneys begin get better they will help all other organs to health
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

ceived a call to the pastorate of q church in New orleans over which the venerable pr. Palmer presided for half q century, will visit New orleans Sun. day and probably give his answer next week. The call was unanimous and 1t Is believed pr. Caldwell will accent,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
mnuulinr rlnh

The Bowling Club moved its meet ing up Q day this week and it's ses- sion was held this afternoon at Il with Miss Mary HybaPt as hostess The members and a few invited guests were on hand to enjoy the games and later She luncheon served on the piazzaa of the Country Club.