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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10

celebration of her sixth birthday at her parents home on Highland Avenue yesterday afternoon. where a large gathering of little masters and misses assembled A pleasing feature was the pinni of the donkey's tail. in which the little thrse-year-old daughter of Mir. and Mrs J. B. Johnson. Miss Ma bel, won the prize.
 Fred Blakely. the young man who shot and wounded Sam Allen, the ne- gro porter in the St. Julien Hotel here, was arraigned before Precinct Judge l.. J. Clayton yesterday upon two charges. First assault with intent. and second for shooting in a public place. For the first he was granted ball in the sum of $500 and for tie second s46e. The young man will also have to answer to a charge of violating the city laws by discharging firearms within the city limits. His bonds were promptly given and he was re- leased.
 Some little surprise was created Here yesterday when 1t was made known known that John Fully and Garland Goodwin, well known young men here. had relinquished their positions and enlisted in the United States Cavalry. Without giving their friends any Knowledge of the fact they left the city Sunday afternoon and have not returned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10
DEATH OF RUsTIN.
Coroner's Jury Recommends Holding
 of c. E. Davis.

Ot Os Es 04NhBs
 Omaha, Neb,. Sept. s.-"Dr. Freder ick Rustin came to his death by a pis- tol shot fired by a person unknown" I" was the verdict of the coroner's jury today.
 The jury recommends that Charles E. Davis. who was yesterday impli- cated by Mrs. Abbie c. Rice. be held. and that his conduct on the night of Sept. l be thoroughly investigated. Davis was taken into custody and later released on a bond signed by his brother.
 Today 1t was stated by Frederick H Davis, brother of the man under ar rest, that Charles l. Davis had been afflicted for about thirteen years with spells of insanity and that thev baS come on him periodically since that time. He has on three different occa sions been placed in sanitariums. ana on at least three occasions has been violently insane.
 Two weeks ago he showed signs of mental abberation which was particu- larly noticeable in mutterings to him self ana queer actions. His brother at once sent him to Dr. Frederick Rustin for treatment and he was being treated by that physician at the time of pr. Rustin's death.
 Frederick H. Davis does not helievA his brother had anything to do with the death of Dr. Rustin and today stated his belief that the police had implicated him simply to attract at tention from the real cause of death which he considers a plain case of suicide. -
 Mrs. Rice is also detained. Davis will probably be given a formal hear ing In a day or two, but the time has not been set.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10

volcuary or forced when uttered by the defendant. and accordingly sus- tained the objection to the line pur- sued by the defense.
 On copferenc of attorneys for the prosecution the objection was with drawn and Judge Miller reversed his ruling. giving all evidence to the jury.
 duns were laid on the witness,s head and he was commanded to tell all you know" and whether he was al the shooting up of the train. witness told the deputy that he didn't go. put that other fellows he knew were there. He was then taken by the soldiers 10 n guard house and was brought to the Centerville Jail. where he has been locked up until placed upon the stand.
 He had not been permitted to talk to anybody at the jail except when an officer was present. When he went into q cell at the Centerville jail he testified that he had told his coun- trymen that he was not at the shoot ing. but at the trial would tell the truth On question by the State whether the witness was testlfying because he was afraid or because IL was the truth. the witness said that the testimony was voluntary.
 Big Toe Was Mashed.
 pr. T. O. Smith of Blocton was called to the stand by the State 10 testify that he was called to see the defendant, whom he did not know by name, but identified from the witness chair. at 10 o'clock on the Sunday morning following the shooting up of the train. He said that the de- fendants big toe was badly mashed, the nall being almost torn of. In his judgment. the wound was not over twelve hours old.
 On direct question. the witness tes- tified that the defendant had told him at the time of the dressing of the wound that the accident had taken place about II o'clock on the night previous by a falling timber at the railroad tracks of the Louisville and Nasn vile.
 Deputy Charles oakley was again placed upon the stand and swore that when he was making the arrests on Sunday morning after the shooting. the defendant had made a significant gesture like a knife cutting a throat at the prisoners which he had in his charge.
 Metor Poturick testified that he was living in the same house with the de- feldant at the time of the shooting and he said that he saw Wosilije leave his house on the night of the shooting with six or six men. and that he did when asked about 1t, Wosilije refused rival of the doctor. however, wosilite told the witness that he had hurt his foot the night before in putting the timber on the track, and that he had stayed to shoot in the train with the raht
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10
PARKER WON'T RUN
 FOR NEW YORK GOVERNOR

Washington. Sept. s--Before leaving for New York this morning. Judge Al. ton B. Parker took cognizance of a re- port that he would be willing to make the race for Governor of the State of New. York at the approaching elect ion and said In 50 many words that he was not so inclined.
 He made special reference to the headlines published over an interview he granted to the Washington corres- pondent of New York paper.
 Judge Parker said;
 T am not willing to run for Gov. ernor of New York. did not feel that the situation and the question present. ed justified me in saying more than 1t is my desire never again to held public office.
 My friends, felt. would understand that l said precisely what I meant. and my answer was intended to inform them and no one else.''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10
CHARTER OAK RACES.
Great Crowd Out on Military Day

Great Crowd Out on Military Day. Hartford, Conn, Sept. s.-This was between I2,6o0 and 15.0o0 persons were on hand to enjoy the special attraction. The first conapany Governor,s Foot. BISes' of Richmond. Va. were present. The racing on the whole was tame when contrasted with the contests of the prexious, daySs Thsre ses wSics Tsrs 9n,s %as which went to Del. Coronado.
 2:09 pace purse $100O:
 dam Untranced. iMur- = chSarEey hSaEeS Hai. }. g.. iw; .sac~S Milton s.. Jr:.. oh. &. tcox5 { 5 5 5 Lady Of Honor and Lauretta. started, 1-4; 2:10,
 Dei Coronado br. n., sire Mckinney, Fl Milagro, br. g.. Laselle) 1 3 Teasel oh. m.. (Geers) .:.. 3 zasa. Chimes Bell. Axtellay, May 2:i6 1-4; 2:1l 3-4; 2:lo; 2:1o l2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10
AMUsEMENTs THE GRAND
 
asNTcFaaden,a FIatn. .

This season Messrs Barton and Wis. well send on tour their highly enjoy able and most enduring of all musical farce comedies. "McFadden's Flats, |" with an entirely newly written book, p-to-date tuneful music. original song hits. speciaIties. spectacular features and novelties. The piece Is literally a new production with new scenic adornment. The cast is a large one, new songs especially written for the production will be introduced during the action of the piece. which is thor oughiy up-to-iate and entertaining in every department. "McFadden's Flsts ' the foremost of all comedy productions
 will be seen at the Grand Theatre to- night. Seats now on sale Adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10
ALLEGED BLIND TIGERS
 JAILED IN ANNISTON

Anniston, Sept s-(Special)-As q direct result of the forcible charge on the prohibition laws by Judge IT. W Coleman last Monday. the City Court grand jury made a partial report Wednesday morning, with the result that Harvey Taylor and Egbert stricLs : land. of Beat 21. are in jail in default of $200 bond. each on charges of on erating blind tigers. Five indictments were found against each.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10
BIC SCHOOL ENROLMENT.
EufauIa's Baptist Church Is Now
 COmpIefed

Eufaula. Sept. e--(special )--The matrieulation of the Sanford Street Public School here will approximate se0 pupils. and the institution starts upon the fall term under more flat tering auspices than was ever known in its history. The number of pupils on the opening day exceeded by it. teen more than was ever known in the history of the institution.
 Miss Carrie Spurlock is entertain tns house party at her parents home this week in horor of Miss Lila Mer- Till. who will leave for an absence of ten months at school on the 18th inst Invitations have been extended to sev- erai visiting young women in addi- ton to several from the city who will be in attendance and a gala time Is anticipated.
 Little Miss Ruth Herman enjoyed a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10
SUES FOR s2,OOO.

w. W. Patrick Enters Suit Against
 Traction Company.
 Claiming $2000 for damages in- cured while a passenger on a car of the Montgomery Traction Company, W W. Patrick yesterday filed a suit for this amount against the company with the Clerk of the City Court.
 The suit alleges that through the tgence of the company. the plain tiff was seriously injured September 6, when a passenger on a car of the company.
 He was thrown from the car, the suit alleges, and his knee injured In ad- dition, other portions Of his body were painfully bruised
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10

gins today and will De continued to the end of the season.
 With eleven more games yet to play that pennant is in sight: The Gulls have three more scheduled games here That double.hea should by all means be played, for winning 1t would help lots. Of course the Climbers might ought to be taken.
 Pres Chambers and Manager Grem- off the last game of last sundays 5 Sunday. sfis That wi Win NeS Se east i've Straight h sss ths at cpes ff aeets s double-hesder on one of the days. This for the Climbers. eleven of them at home. and the race will probably be clinched then.
 Mike Finn will have to go through with Buchanan, Eyler and Hart. Ross Helm leaving Montgomery Tuesday ssEsTra@ HEs5 fSr ro hs home Ss fnsat Finn f and If he had won his game Tuesday Is U Chance aSth that In the p game he won won from the Climbers in Little Rock on the last trip will be thrown out.
 Bliss is tearing the cover of the ball now. He got four hits in the two Lit tie Rock games Tuesday and five yes- terday, making nine hits in ten times at bat, couple of his bits being pinch three-baggers.
 Just forty-two games since Gremin- ger took conmand--won twenty mine. lost twelve and tied one. Twenty three at home. won seventeen, lost five and tied one--and thy are not thinking of quitting yet.
 There never was a more superb ex- htbition of pitching than Whitey Guese did last Sunday in New Orleans and if he does the same thing today 1t looks bad for the Gulls.
 Is 1t legal for Charlie Frank to play Phillips, Tarieton and Montgomery? But it looks like the Dutchman can do as he pleases, the limit of fifteen mel being laid on the table in his case.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10
MARIoN's OPENING.

The Institute Opened With An In.
 crease of Twenty Per Cent,
 Marion. Sept. s-(Special )-Marion Institute opened today with an in. crease of twenty per cent over the first days enrolment of last year. The at- tendance promises to tax the capacity of the college. With an unusually strong faculty and a fine body of stu. dents. the session now opening will be banner year for the institute.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10
ReEuIaten oniurn Traffic

Peking. Sept. 9-The Chinese gov ernrnent has taken It's first action under the new regulations in inflict- ing punishment for the sale of opium. Today 1t sentenced a morphine seller of Picking to punishment for ten years for dealing In the drug
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10
WILL SUE ON BOND
MOBILE TO COLLECT DEBT OF CITY
 CLERK.
United states Fidelity and Trust Com- pany, in Bond of s1o.ooo
 Had stood For R. B.

Mobile. Sept. s-(speciai.)--It was announced to-day that the city will Immediately take steps to collect from the United States Fidelity and Trust Company s1o.o00, the amount of bond of R. B. owen, Jr., the former city clerk. who absconded with nearly $3o.o00 of the city's money. the trust being On owens bond. It was stated some time ago that the company had recognized the claim and would pay the money soon but much time has elapsed, and following a conference between the City Attorney and the mayor to-day 1t was decided to take steps to force payment of the amount of the bond.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10
COTTON EXCHANGE GRADES.
New York Revision Committee Makes
 Changes.

Changes.
 New York, Sept. 9-The revision committee of the New York Cotton Ex- change at its meeting today made the following changes in grade differences: Strict good ordinary, 162 points off middling instead of 150 points off; good ordinary. 250 points off. instead of 200k low middling tinged. 225 points off, instead of 150; middling stained 100 points off. instead of 125.
 These differences will remain in force until the next meeting of the committee on November 21.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10
PRICE FOR SANFORD.

He Addressed Voters of Opp For sam
 ford.
 Opp. Sept s.-(Special )-Hon. K B. Price spoke here today to a large audi ence of ladies and gentlemen in the interest of Hon W. H. Sanford. can didate for Congress Mir. Price replied to Mir. Dents speech made here last Monday in a forcible and impressive manner. MT Sanford has some strong friends and supporters in this town and county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10
Oppo.er socioI CIuh..

Mobile. Ala, Sept. 9-A special to The Mobile Register from Jackson. Miss. states that ministers of that town have requested Governor Noel to deny right of social clubs to handle liquor when charters are asked for.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10

Flaherty was an ornament to the Dubs yesterday, giving four bases on that Henline. and Carlos Smith each got a threesbagger and 2 couple of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10

S. H. Dent, Jr., will address citixens of Montgomery County, at Court House tonight nf o'clock, on the Issues of the campaign. Ladies are especially invited.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10
opeutn~ of spring HuI.

Spring Hlll College opened to-day with one of the largest enrollments in its history. Pupils arrived from all parts of the United States. Cuba. Porto Rico. Mexico and British West Indies and other countries. A delega- ton of over 100 young men arrived this afternoon from points In Louisiana to attend this session of the school.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10
x1entgomerx,. Fair.

Ed J. Mahoney with several assist ants, reached Selma Tuesday afternoon for the purpose of posting advertising matter for the Alabama Agricultural Association Fair which will be held In Montgomery beginning october ls. while in Selma MT. Mahoney and his assistants put out large quantity of advertising matter for the Fair and large number of Selmians will so over 10 Montgomery during the time that the Fair Is on.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10

s. HI. Dent, Jr., will address citizens of Montgomery County, at Court House tonight at s o'clock, on the issues of the campaign. Ladies are especially invited.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10
MobiIe WeuId Enter.

Manager W. B. Howard, of the To- cal Basket Ball League. following the receipt of a letter from B. I. SusonE, of Montgomery. launching the propo- sition to form a Southern Basket Ball League with seven of the principal cities of the South represented. said to-day that in the event the league Is formed Mobile would enter a strong team
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10
FOR HEADACHE

Take Horsford's Acid Phoenhata
 Recommended for the relief of hesdach. caused by summer heat. ovsrwork or nerv- ousnesss -IT1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10
runeraI of rIr. sm.fh.

The funeral of Marion T. Smith, the young Selmian who died at the Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Tues day afternoon, will take place tomor- row morning. The remains of the young man reached Selma tonight on the Western of Alabama train from Montgomery. This trail. was held in Montgomery two hours to make the connection with the f.st train from the East and to bring the corpse to Selma
 The death of young Smith is uni- versaIly regretted. He was well known and greatly beloved by the ma. jority of Selmians and the bereaved relatives have the sympathy of their many friends In their hour of grief.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10

s. H. Dent, Jr., will address citfzens
 of Montgomery County, at Court House tonight at 6 o'clock, on the issues of
 the campaign. Ladies are especially invited.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10
TO RAISE ITS DUES
sxxMA Y. M. CA. TO TALK OF
 SUCH sTEP.
T<. UoIIars - Remains of Young Smith Reached aelua.

Selma. Sept s--fspecial.)--Next Tuesday evening there will be held meeting of the members Of the Young Hsn.s Chrfstian Association. This meet inr will take the place of the regular quarterly meeting of the association and ct 1t there will be brought up the question of raising the dues or mem hara.
 The matter of increasing the dues for senior membership in the associa- ton was fully discussed at meeting nf the association held several weeks ago, and at the meeting which will be held next Tuesday evening at o'clock the final vote upon the question win be taken by the members. Tho dues at present are ss a year, and 1t is proposed to Increase them to sl0 \ year, beginning with the first of next month.
 An effort Is being made to set the majority of the members of the asso- eiation to attend this meeting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10

Silver Bill Phillips pitched his first game for the Peiicans yesterday and the Crackers punched hits on him in the second and third.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10

Mo- 3s New York-New Orleans Limited 600 A. No 40, The Washington Accommodation 805 A. M Mo- 34, The Atlanta Accommodation 1:50 P M No. 36, ttThe U. s. Fast Mal' 6.45 PM
 ARRIVALS
 No 35, ''The U. s. Fast Mail" :. 00 A. No B, 'The Atlanta Accommodation :. :. 325 P No 39, The Atlanta Express" 7:30P M Mo- 37 "The New York New Orleans Mmited 955 P. M
 SELMA DIVISION.
 Departures: No. 43 Selma Accommodation :. .. .. .. .S15 A. M No. 39 Selma Accommodation ..s10 P M = Arrivals Mo- 3S Selma Accommodation q. ..6:50 A. NJ Mo- 36, United States Fast Mail . .. .. P No 38, 'The New YorkNew Orleans Limited" Solid Pullman Train with Club Dining Observation and Sleeping New York 20 Noon three hours and thirty minutes quicker than the old schedule Mo- 37 arrives Montgomery hour and forty five minutes earlier The only solid Pullman operated South and of the finest trains the world Other schedules shortened and improved The Western Railway recognized of the best equipped lines the United States For sleeping reservations and detailed information call city ofce change Hotel or Union Depot J. P. BMLUPs,
 General Passenger Agent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10
Got the Limit.

William Ford. a negro. pleaded gull to the charge of having carried a con- ceaied pistol at this mornings session of the police court The pistol was violation of the State law as 1t was not twenty-four inches in length. The negro made no defense whatever ard threw himself on the mercy of the court. He was fined s1o0 on the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10

Montgomery Is now only Is points behind Memphis. IT behind Nashville and 2S behind the leaders and if Mem the Climbers would go up in in a hurry W but the Egyptians have three more games with the Jokes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10
BASEBALL JIBES

On account of the shortness of the afternoon all games from now on will be called at 3:30--double-headers a, 2:3o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10

The series of Guess who' fans be- gins today and will be continued to the end of the season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10

Just forty-two games since Gremin- ger took command--won twenty mine. lost twelve and tied one. Twenty three at home. won seventeen. lost five and tied one--and thy are not thinking of quitting vet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10

Tlere never was a more superb ex- htbition of pitching than Whitey Guese did last sunday in New Orleans and if he does the same thing today 1t looks bad for the Gulls.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10

Bliss is tearing the cover off the ball now. He got four hits in the two Lit tie Rock games Tuesday and five yes- terday, making nine hits in ten times at bat, couple of his bits being pinch -baggers.
The Brunswick news., 1908-08-30

A. o. Anderson returned yesterday
from Asheville, n. c.. where he has
been spending a few weeks.
The Brunswick news., 1908-08-30

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Length 6f5' width 2O', depth 76',
draft AZ. "Ames" Horizontal 10"
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6" long s. diameter. One s" Morris
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nection tc engine and other equip
ment. 60 II. P. Horizontal return
Tubular Boiler Duplicate parts
Address Planters Fertilizer & Phos.
phate Co, Charleston, S. c.
The Brunswick news., 1908-08-30
WEDNESDAY NIGHT.

Tree" True to the arooral suggestion
OF it's name. this play is laid princi-
pally in f,rest Businesses, while it's
first act. by way Of contrast, is in a
richly appointed London drawing
room. The hsroine, impersonated by
Miss Davis, is Mary Hamilton, a rich
young society girl. who fees from the
pursuit OF matrimonial fortune hunt
ers to a voluntary exile in the depths
Of the forest with her secretary and
companion Far from the inanities of
The Brunswick news., 1908-08-30

Lovers Of that delightful style of
comedy which lends Itself to fascinat-
ing feminine Interpretation, in which
Florence Davis has come TO be re
garded as one of The most excellent
portrayers, will look forward with
pleasant anticipation to the coming
OF this popular star and her company
Of selected players. including Eliiott
Dexter to the Grand Wednesday
night. September 2, in the new com,
edy success, "Under the Greenwood
The Brunswick news., 1908-08-30
''9ersonaLs
: y y s&&&>< &%~&& y -

Capt w, R. Townsend, of Anguiua,
spent yesterday in the city
Shelby Smith, of Atlanta, was a
visitor to the city yesterday.
George F, Bradley, of Atlanta. is
a few days in the city.
W. J. Barr, of Atlanta. was among
the visitors to the city yesterday.
T. L. Comarti of Wilmington. n. C.,
is spending a few days in the city.
George E. Cope, of Savannah. was
among the visitors to the city yesteN
day.
A o. Anderson returned yesterday
from AshevilIe, n c.. where he has
been spending a few weeks.
Col C. p. Goodyear returned last
night from Atlanta, where he has
been spending several days.
J. H. Rudolph of ST Mary's, clerk
of the superior court of Camden coun-
ty, spent yesterday in the city.
G. W. Harper has returned from
Atlanta, where he attended the meet
ing of the Georgia Retail Merchants
association. Mr.. Harper represented
the local branch of the association.
The Brunswick news., 1908-08-30

Mrs. chas. f. Smith, Of West Frank.
lin Maine, says: q Ike good things
land have adopted DR. Kings New Life
Pills as our family laxative medicine,
because they are good and do their
work without making a fIss about it,"
These painless purifiers scld at Roses
Pharmacy 8 25c.
The Brunswick news., 1908-08-30
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Prop.

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drum and speed hoist drums, and
screw frictlons complete. Indepen
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Boiler by Walk & Murdoch 1907.
Cabin with three rooms on upper
deck Duplicate parts. Address
Planters Fertilizer e Phosphate Co.,
: Charleston, S. G.
The Brunswick news., 1908-08-30

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To
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