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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-24
roo MUCH TURKEY.

Eugene Fraxier, Negro, Said to Have
 Taken Am0ther's Bird.
 Too much turkey caused the arrest of Eugene Frazier. . negro, by ohicers Saarcy and Sherley. of the Police De- partment. Frazier was taken into cus- tody at the corner of Holt and Ludie Streets.
 Frazier is alleged to have taken the turkey from another's roost and It is accused that he could not satisfactorily explain how 1t came into his posses" sion. He is awaiting hearing be- fore Recorder D. F. Baber, to whom ne may make the statement to secure his liberty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-24

Another thing that the Nadeau sale shows is that Ryan is running the Montgomery club in his own way. He paid no attention to the 'sdeai'' made In Montgomery the other day With Gulfport for NadeRu but acted oFi his own hook and sold the player. Ryan adds in his telegram that he had not means that he will not do anything in regard to the Henline matter until he Is dead sure of Curtis -Elston.
 Tom Fisher has succeeded iIl landing Memphis part of last season. James hit .266 in seventy games and felded .962. He is a good man and should make the Mobile infield pretty fast
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-24

ally stronger this year than last" stat. cd Smith, who was tickled because Judge Kavanaugh had just assured him raising in Atlanta at the opening of tine season. E~
 Smith wsa also hAppy, because he had just received aBsurAnces that Cas- Grifath. 43@
 Mobile is very enthusiasic.'' re. marked Fished. "epd I think I have a great team, but no one can tell what is going 60 happen. Mobile, though, Is going to be winner in this League"
 All managers expressed satisfaction af the termination Of the schedule row.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-24
MADE DRY HAUL.
BurwIar Prised Open Cash Drawer But
 Secured Nothing.

BuFgIar PFlsed Open Cash Drawer Hut
 Secured Nothing.
 Florence, Feb. 23.--(Special. )--The Tennessee Valley Fertilizer Ofnce was entered by a burglar last night and the cash drawer prized open, but the burglar made a dry haul.
 Entrance to the offlce was gained by breaking the latch of the window and tha cash drawer was almost demolished with a heavy iron bar. The money had all been removed to the iron safe and an effort was made to break into it. but without success. The iron bar was left by the burglar and the win dow through which he made his ent- rance and exit was left open. There is no clue to the identity of the burglar. though 1t must have been some one familiar with the office as the day cash drawer was the only one disturbed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-24
Ala. Grey Gibson Thrown From Her
 u0rns ana nraWEeA.

Miss Grey Gibson Throws From Her
 Horse and Dragged.
 Brundidge, Feb. 23-(Spectal.)--Ye -Yes- terday evening, news reached this city to the effect that Miss Grey Gibson was seriously hurt in Q runaway at the little town of Pronto. two miles north of Brundidge. on the Atlantic Coast Line.
 Miss Gibson was out horseback rid ing and her horse became Frightened and unmanaEeable. The young lady was thrown from the saddle and in falling. clung to the reins and was dragged for some distance. from which she received serious injuries.
 Reports from Pronto this afternoon
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-24
AUTO sNOwBOUND. meracnn Car is Assisted by Three

La Porte, Ind, Feb. 2s.--The Amsri- can car in the New York to Paris en- durance contest, left Rolling Prairie, Ind, at 3:45 D. m. today, drawn by three teams of horses with shovelers ahead.
 On account of the snowdrifts the car which Jeff New Carlisle, Ind, at 9:45 a. m., had to be lowed by horses prRc- tically the entire distance. The party hoped to spend the night either in La Porte or Michigan City: La Porte IS about ifty-nine miles from Chicago.
 Italian Auto Departs. South Bend, Ind, Feb. 2S.-The Ital- ian car left Elkhart at i3:SO o'clock tnis afternoon for South Bend.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-24
COAL FOR VESSELS
GETTING READY FOR THE VISIT
 OF CRUISERS.
The Cruiser AE0ntgOmery VIII Reach Pensaeola Today or Tuesday and, Reeept1on Wi1I Be TendereA
 the OMeeFs.

Pensacola, Fla. Feb. 2s.--(special.)- Coal for war vessels which are soon to arrive here and so on the target range in the Gulf. i've miles from Pensacola bar. arrived here today, when the schooner Mary F. Barrett entered from Norfolk, bringing a cargo of 1,S00 tonA
 The schooner went to the navy yard and noored at tho coal dock. where the cargo will be stored in bins, and held for use of the vessels which are later to fill their -bunkerE The Bar rett is one of the largest schooners ever to enter q Gulf port. being a five-fnas- ter. and with a net tonnage of 1.400, the size of an ordinary steamer.
 Among the first vessels to coal at the yard will be the cruiser Montgomery. which Is due aA tomorrow. and later the torpedo boat hotilla, which has been ordered to Mobile for the carni- val there. The Montgomery has been detached from regular service and is now with the torpedo boat fiotilla en- gagged In what is known as the torpedo experimental service. These vessels after Mardi Gras will go out on the range and engage in experiments with many weeks. It is expected that later they will be joined by foar ssubmarihC boats, which have also been orderet south for practice.
 General Rainey's vIsit. .
 General W. M. Raney, head of th' Patriarchs Militant of the United States, the highest branch of odd Eel lowship, will reach Pensacola Wednes day morning on a visit to Canton Mer ritt No. 1, the only canton in the en fire State, and will remain here all O Wednesday and until Thursday a noon, when he will leave for Mobile t' spend a day in that city.
 General Raney will be accompanied on his visit by his stan and by Colone
 Mayne of Alabama, who instituted tn local canton a year ago. chavaliers 0 the local canton have arranged pro gram for the entertainment of the visl fors during their visit to this citl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-24

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE. NIT. BIckneII Young, c. g. B., of Chi- eawo. will lecture at The Grand Tues day, February 26, at ?. m. You and friends are invited.
 su-mon -tu.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-24
CENTRAL CITY NEWS
FIRST PREsBYTERIAN CHUMGE
 ELECTS DRAGONS.
Rev. Hob Jomes to Held Revlvaa An nEareh-ssaas Wedding CeAe- bratea--Couneil Meets
 Tontxht.
Advertiser Bureau.

AdVertT8or buk
 Selma. Feb. %.
 Altar the regular services at the First Presbytsrian Church this morn ing the congregation elected six dea- cons who will serve the church. The services of the morning was largely attended by members of the congre- gation and considerable interest was taken In the election of the deacons- The election resulted in the following members being chosen as aeacons ,sg1 Dy W Guraraifses. Arthur Ma Pitts. P. T. shanks. Houston A. Armstrong; and SzeorrA H. Craig, Jr. ThA newly elect a deacons wifi probably be ordained next Sunday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-24
YOUNG WOMAN HURT.

Mrs. Askew of Atlanta is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Archibald Reeves.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-24

NJ. Coxwell of Birmingham spent to day in Selma.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-24
COmSnlttee'n New Rule.

which includes trip about the harbor, carriage rides and Q banquet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-24
sOcIaI and Personal.

Mrs. Turner Reese returned home tnis morning after spending the past month at St. Augustine, Fla.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-24
nob yones te HoId Reylyal.

Bob JOnea to kAOlo nSssNa.' ,.,
 IRav. Rob Jones, the evangelist, will hold a revival meeting in Selma dur ing next month. While the date Of the starting of the revival is not known. vet it is believed that 1t will be held about the middle of the month. Rev: .'Bobs Jones has Q large number or friends in Selma and the approaehing revival which he will conduct is being looked forward to with great dea! oA tnfareat by the Christians of the city. The services win probably be conduct ed in the Church Street Methodist Church, as it is one of the largest tn the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-24

Quiet MokEA@Bes
 residence lof her brother Mir. Leo Maas, on Broad Street, Miss Lillian Meas was united in marriage to MT. Edward Goldsmith of Charleston, s. Q. The ceremony was performed by Rabbi J. H, KapIan in the>presence of few of the intimate friends and relatives of the young couple.
 held and many friends called and ex- tended their hearty congratulations to the young couple. At 5:S0 o'clock Mxs and Mrs Goldsmith left on their hons eymoon trip to New Orleans, and. from there they will go to Charleston. where they will make their future home: The bride is a most beautiful and giLseo vounr woman and is a daughter of Mrs. Esther Maas. By her charming per- sonality she won for herself large number of friends among the residents of the city. The groom is young bus mess man of Charleston and has q bright business future before him: z,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-24
Nettie QuIII Arravea.

NettEe 4uLII AfFAVeHs
 The river steamer Nettie Quill reach ed the city last night about s o'clock with large load or cotton seea ano miscellaneous freight. The Nettie Quill left on the return trip to Mobile early this morning with a good quan- tity of miscellaneous freight for way landings.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-24
COumcsl Meets Tomorrow Night.

The regular semi-monthly meering or the City Council will be neld az the Council rooms in the city hall tomor- row night. Considerable routine busi- ness will be transacted during the course of the evening. The most im- portant business which will be trans acted at the meeting will be the hear" ing of the charges which has been pre-. ferred against Police Captain Miller. and which are scheduled to be heard at the meeting tomorrow night,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-24

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Evening star., 1908-05-10
Introducing Miss Crotchett

E is The Girl from Grand Detour." Really, thi
isn't an introduction at a-that formal function
will take place in next SUNDAY MAGAZINE
but just to prepare you to meet a remarkable
young woman whom you will be very glad to know
She is of those fortunate persons YOU dom
have to worry about when you introduce her tt
anvone She is fine and interesting, and she has th
Evening star., 1908-05-10

-ment. **Escape''
means to get away. The
new LIGHTNING ESCAPE
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most delicious

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live there She got Of listening buzz; nothing
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school, married that happened energy
enough and nonspicuous deaths
Fortunately, the cemetery picturesque
nc Kate at fsh % 1s a st s ss x os ss basy
except the buzng es and she she dec eed to go forth m the n
do experiences
valuable has been
gift seeing understanding, this country bred
g a ana Joyous o s Rm n S & is one net 9 the eeaT a
ph Of society," and she has marveouy keen observation shs
cuaties She has the capacity making live her
Hsr HE @ her Shs has
she makes admire her her srewness and love
goodness her the
inner circle of your friends.
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you might your friends They'll her
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tales This the story Of double hodup Lady
Coach The Dick planned relieve the lady Of her v5usss
and obs the Tobh OF there human being like
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corner, different
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interest. The very inspiration: 1t suggests all manner of
whimsical things and the themselves
better than the That Sundays especially
goodts about bear fight Adventure and information hand
in s
The ndeagab Shorty McCabe plays four-huh this
You Sadie had arranged mahatma party with dis
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Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-28

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Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-28

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Evening journal., 1908-11-18
HAD
ENTERTAINMENT


An entertainment for the benefit Of
the talent fund Of the Teachers Mu-
tual Beneficial Association was held in
the High School auditorium last night.
A splendid program was presented by
pupils of school No. a. Several others
assisted.
The program comprised a chorus by
a class Of girls. vocal solo by Miss
Helen Howell; a recitation. Miss Mar
garet Wells; vocal solo. Miss Elinor
Canning; violin solo, Miss Elinor p.
Gillespie. a teacher Of school No. 4; n
chorus in two parts by a class Of boys
and girls; vocal solo. Miss Lillian
Gilman; march and drill by the "a
girls: vocal solo, Miss Josephine
Fletcher, supervisor OF music of public
schools; clarinet solo. Arthur Gray;
recitation. Liva Turner; vocal solo.
Alice Green; piano duet. Misses Mabel
s. Haley and Nellie Wilkinson; reci-
tation, Margaret Wells.
The accompanist was Miss Mabel
Halen. a graduate of the Broad street
Conservatory of Music. Philadelphia.
The entertainment netted the teach
ers $50.
Evening journal., 1908-11-18
CHURCH CLUB TO
RECEIVE BISHOP

Tho annual dinner OF the Church Club
of Delaware at the Wilmington Country
Club tomorrow evening win be preceded
by an informal reception TO Bishop Fred
eric }. I<insman. II will be the first club
dinner since the elevation Of Professor
Kinsman to the Delaware bishopric and
promises to be a notable affair. In addi-
tion to Bishop Kiusman. tho club Will
have as its guests Francis A. Lewis. OF
Philadelphia, Archdeacon George c. Hall,
Of this city, and Archdeacon c. II. r.
Turner. OF Lewes. Each of the guests will
make brief addresses. Preceding the re-
ception to Bishop Kinsman the club will
hold its semi-annual meeting. one hun
dred acceptances to the dinner had been
received to-day.
Evening journal., 1908-11-18
Commercial Markets

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. lS.-FEED-
Trade was fair and prices ruled firm UNI
der light offerings. We quote car lots:
Winter bran, in bulk per ton, S2tOOa2f5O;
spring bran. in sacks, as to size, per
ton. s2fOOa2i5O.
WIIEAT.-There was little trading. but
offerings were only moderate and prices
ruled steady. The United tSates visi-
bic supply increased 1.124O00 bushels No.
> red was quoted as follows: November.
Sl.Oldi0th Spot car lots. In export ele-
vator-No. > red, S.0ialOiis. No. South
ern red. I.02ai .02ls; steamer No. red,
SimiAGl.02: No. 3 red. Sl.Oi6l0lls
CORN.-Supplies were small and prices
were firmly held. but local trade con-
tinued qpiet and export orders were gem
orally limited too low to permit os busi-
ness. The United States visible supply
increased 100000. No. mixed in export
elevator was quoted as follows: No
vember. 6Sis06sc.; December. 67qS7isc.
OATS Trade was less active and tho
market declined &c. under ample OFFER
ings The United States visible supply
decreased $4,000 bushels. We quote as
TO iocation No white, 55055isc.; stan
dard white. 5iG5n5c
POULTRY-Choice lots Of live met with
fair sale and ruled steady. but inferior
stock was comparatively plentiful. duh
and weak. Quotations; Fowls. as to size
and quality. i0ik01ihc.; oid roosters. Sc. ;
spring chickens, as to size and quality.
loisdiiitc.
Evening journal., 1908-11-18
THIN FOLKS MADE FAT

Good, healthy flesh can only be gain
ed by the use OF the proper food, to-
gethor with natural action of the
organs of assimilation. Nine people
out Of ten in order to weigh as much
as they ought and be perfectly healthy,
should use Samosc, the great flesh.
forming food and health restorer.
Weigh yourself before commencing TO
use these little tablets, and see how
your weight increases from week to
week
Samose does not contain a particle
OF starch or pepsin. nor is it a cod liver
oil preparation. such as is usually re-
commended 10 make people tat. aud
which does not build up good healthy
tissues. Samose has valuable flesh
forming properties. tones up and
strengthens the whole system, helps
the food that is eaten to be assimi-
lated in a natural manner, and abso-
lutely restores health TO all the organs.
If you are not perfectly satisfied with
the results from Samose. N. B. Dam
forth will return your money without
any questions.
Evening journal., 1908-11-18
G0LDEY COLLEGE
DAILY News

New students have entered the Day
School every day this week.
r. Noble farrell writes that he expects
to return at an early date to complete
the commercial course.
Two graduates have just written the
College, requesting catalogues sent to
persons who are interested in obtain
ing a business education. This shows
that former students are interested in
others attending tho school from which
they were graduated.
s. b. Reyburn has just notified the
College that he viii return November
80 TO complete the shorthand course.
The students who entered this week
are we'll educated and are ambitious
10 obtain a thorough business educa-
ton
The College has now a full attend
anco but as a few students are ex-
pected to complete their courses at an
early date, there will be room in a
few days for several new students.
Evening journal., 1908-11-18
PHILADELPHIA BANKER IN
a DUEL WITH BURGLARS

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1S.-Edward
j. More. senior partner of the firm
of Z. ]. Moore q Co., bankers and
brokers, in the Bullitt Building, partic-
ipated in an exciting revolver duel with
burglars at his home. No 224 West
street, this morning. Mr..
and Mrs. Moore were awakened about
23O o'clock by some one at their bed
room dor. To their question. who's
these?' the intruders replied: "None
of your d business" Mr.. Moore
procured his revolver from bureau
drawer and fired through the door. The
shot was returned, one bullet passing
within few inches of Mrs. Moore. A
second exchange of shots took place on
the stairs as the burglars dashed from
the house. Nothing was taken, but sew
eral paintings were punctured during
the fusillade.
Evening journal., 1908-11-18
GOT MILLIONS FOR
Ills FORGERIES
Chicago FinanCier Probably
Had AcCOmpIiCe in
Crooked Work
SECRET CARD INDEX A
KEY TO HIS TRANSACTIONS

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
CHICAGO. Nov. 1S.--That the for
geries OF Peter Van Vllssengen, the
nnancier, may amount to an enormou
total was indicated when secret card
index was discovered showing trans
actions involving more than S1,000,000,
Today the probe Of his affairs are
continuing and the clues given by the
secret card index are being carefully
worked cut.
The index was found in 4 secret COM
partmetn of the heavy stel safe in his
office 1t had evidently ben kept by
Van Vlissengen himself. Those inves-
tigating the mans business dealings,
however. declare his system Of for
Reries is too extensive TO have been
carried on singlehanded, and that he
probably had an accomplice.
Van Nlissengen passed restless
night in his cell Today he, is nervous
and seems on the verge Of break
down. lie was carefully watched all
night to prevent any attempt at sui
eide.
w. c. Niblack. President of the Chi
cago Title and Trust Co. who was ap-
pointed received in bankruptcy by
Federal Judge Bethea yesterday stat
ed today that the complete list Of Van
Vlissengen's victims would never be
known. Nblack added that he would
never make public the list contained in
the index found in the mans vault
unless he was forced in court to do so
In an effort to find a key to the Sc
cret index, NiblacS today visited Van
vlissengen in his cell.
His Com rnents on Forscr.
What may be accepted as Van Wis
sengen's own story OF his life as a for
ger was revealed today when a manu-
script was found containing the for-
gers comments on the life of Pau
O. Stensland, who is now serving @
term in the Joliet prison for wreckine
the Milwaukee avenue bank The arti-
Gle was written two years ago.
It begins: 1T is not TO be supposed
Paul o. Stensland deliberately resolved
at some particular period of his life
TO rob the poor people whose confidence
he had gained Such is not the his
tory Of the defaulters. His downfall
begins with some apparently trivial ir-
regularity. followed, unfortunately foi
him with no unpleasant consequences .'
lie then cites one of those trivial
Irregularities" and continues:
Surely you have done nothing to be
ashamed Of. What you have done is
to make a little breach in the dykes
that keep the raging ocean Of dishon-
esty out Of a mans life.
Again you yield to the temptation
and again you find it has done nobody
any harm Nobody. that is. except
yourself. for you are on the down
ward path and stand in grave peril OF
becoming a defaulter and felon."
Evening journal., 1908-11-18
SKEPTICAL OVER
THE KAISER
Greater Constitutional Liberty
Not Touched on During
the Interview

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
BERLIN, Nov. 1S.-A nationwide reac-
ion from yesterdays feeling OF exulta-
tion over the Raiser's acquiescence in
the note Of warning sounded by Chancei-
lor Won Buelow in their famous confer
ence, is clearly evident today.
Twenty-four hours ponderlng over the
concessions made by the Emperor, has
brought the people to a realization that
the one great thing that they have been
demandlng-the Inauguration Of greater
constitutional freedom-was not touched
on in the conference and that they are
no neared a pledge regarding this than
they were before the agitation began.
The Conservatives are the only party
today that is satisfied with the result Of
the Kaisers concessions They number
but 81 members out OF the 397 I'm the
Reichstag and I'm the last election they
polled but one-tenth of tho whole elcc-
torate. Their support Of the Kaiser.
therefore, is no indication Of national
feeling
All the other parties are skeptical OF
any lasting good coming from the inter-
view and began today. with redoubIed
energy, TO agitato the question Of re-
Of a constitutional government in fact.
as well as in name.
The Rhenish Westphalian Gazette
makes bold attack on the Emperor to-
day, which is in line with scores of other
press comments. II says:
THE Kaiser does not desire to concili-
ate the Relchstag or the German nation.
In fact, he has entered into struggle
against them. The Emperor has thrown
down the gauntlet and the nation must
accept the challenge.
1--WE are entering upon stormy period.
Alarming complications await US. Ger
man people must resolutely face the
struggle to liberate themselves from press
ent unbearable conditions"
Regret is expressed on every hand that
the Chancellor did not improve the great
opportunity that yesterdays conference
presented in demanding a actual pledge
Of constitutional reform. All hope Of this
is lost for the present. but It is certain
that the next time the Emperor. draws the
peoples fire such a pledge win be Ie-
manded.
II necessary the people themselves will
raise the next issue. real or fictitious
around which 10 wage their demands for
greater governmental freedom.