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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18
Ell desarroIIo fahriI del PERI.
Como lyutl lIIl d gOhIun0 las InIGlltIls par.
tlGullFOS.

EI Peri eut6 de1aErolIando conBidera-
blemente suB induatEiaH fAbrilss , dc eAtR
mansTR Cada dis depands menoB del sx.
tFanjsro para Batiafacer uus neCeaidRdeB
dom6atiCaF. su climB y suslo Hon muy
pFopiCioB para 81 cultivo del RIgod6n, en-
Ia aCtuRlidRd tisno yR siets f6bFioas fun
cionRndo, lsg cuRleB consumer 5000 tone
lRdRs de mRtsris primo, A fin de eStimu'
lar esta induBtriR, el gobierno eHt6 pFeBtan'
do gu ayuda de una mRnGTR pr6ctica 4 los
intsreBadoB ca astG induRtTia.
81 bien Cd verdRd que las condolences
comerciAlGs en- 1906 mueBtran una ligora
msEma do 81 VAloT do Las expoEtBciones on
oompRraci6n con lar sifraB De 1905, no
eB menos ciOFto que eI valor de Las impor'
taCioneGmuGBtFa un Rumento dc So, $50, 900
rCBpecto do ,905 El vaIoF total de Les
expoHtGcioafB aEcendi6 4 S "a 479, 4O4, on
tGnto que 81 do Las sxpoEtacioneu ancepdi6
& S "a 953 .6O2. 81 prop6lito de 10 que
aoaba de exponsrHe, cumpls a3vsrtir que
81 vRIoE do las impoFtacioneH que Ba hicie'
ron en- lsB Eptados Unidos mueatran Un
Rumonto de mas de 100000.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18
UNA BANDERA CONTAGIOSA
LleVaba en- sus pliegues los micro
bios de Ia terrible apifRmia.

En- OdegIR-RuBiR-hubo On una ocR-
gi6n una terrible epidemiR de psBtO que
duE6 mas de IN aflo, J que fa6 ssncillR-
mente dGbidR una bRndOFR.
He Rquf como ocurri6 la coHa:
Habiendo arribAdo & OdenBa IN barco
austriaco, uno de HuB tripulanteB habfa
muOEto durante 81 viajs; di6Ee BspuItura
al difanto en- el cementeEio cat6lico de
aquel puerto. = en- la comitiva f6nebrs dos
mRTinarol, ain duda para shogaE la pena,
entrRron en- unRB CuantaB tabernaB, dsian.
do niempEs lR bandeTR On algdn rinc6n,
misntTGB bebfRn.
PocoB dfsG deBpuGB, Lon marinsroB niue.
rem, y no pRRaFon muchRB a0mRnaR sin que
falleCieBs tambien Ia mayor paFto de lcB
ConcuEFenteS & las tabsrnAB On que entra.
ron RquslloE.
LRepidOmia 10 extsndi6 r6pidamsnte por
Odeasa = cause numerosAB vfctimRs. AL
oonoCeF lR historic de sur ComisnzoB Lar
circunstRnciaB que los Fodearon, no cabs
dudRr de que la bAndeFs en- question lie.
vab1 en- HuB plisgueH los microbes de 10
psSte, que fu6 diHtFibuyando poP Is ciudad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18
lMnIcAnlR GENERAL

Consoles A LAS MADREs. .-El jarabe
cRlmante de Ia SefOra WinsloW debe
usaTse siempre que los niflos estan en- el
periodic de Ia detenci0n. ProporcionR ali
vic Immediate al pequefio paciente, produ-
ce un sueflo natural y tranquilo, aliyia el
dOlor y ell angelitO despierta mUy vivO y
alegre. Es muy Rgradable al paladaT,
calma al niflO, ablanda sus dolores, hace
faciles Ia funcionen del est6mago regula
los intestinos. Els el meioT remediO como
CidO para la diarres va provenga esta de la
denticion de cualqUiera otra causa.
Tengase mucho cuid8do en- pedir el ''JaTa-
be Calmatne de la Sefiora Winslow": els ell
meior de tOdos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18
Ialorosa 4 los Prat.seros Do nas!ea,

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-TiOno
conTtanto existencia dc lo1 uiguienteu inS'
trumentoB: FlautinO8, FIautaS, TorcOEolag,
Oboes, Requinto8, CIarinetes, Fagote1,
Violine8, ViolOnCalloI, OontrRbajoB, Man.
dolinag, BRnduErias, GuitarEas, OoEnotine8.
Onovenes, TFomboneI, BaEftonos, BombRI,
dino1, HeliCOnsS, (bRjoE) TrifnguIoI, Pla'
tlloR Redoblantss y Bombos. M6todos
de Solfeo , para t0da claGs do inItTumOn'
tor. Accessories y m6EiCa On general.
San Juan, r. B. ApaEtado n6m. 216.-
Callo do Allan n6m. 81 Sol n6m. Al.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18

MNTILoIDEs-Nl mOior mas SoguYo
de tod0g Los 0sp0oifooB hRsta Rhoga conooida
para 10 curG pOFman0nt0 dc toas las 0nfOF-
modadOB,dO la ureta, "a sean 6BtAs cr6nioas 8
&gudaS' OontianO q fluio ours poF COM
parade similar, Las gonorFaaB, aEporna stoFnHu
oiBtitiI, cot. MejoE que las iny0OGion0B muy
superior al gSndalo Gopaiba. EmpiOzR {
guEtiE Bu efeCto lag tres 8 suatFo horag dc
aab0Hs0 tornado.
Los MEEIL0IDBS"-so fSslloB dc tomsP
osssn prepaFados DE mRnoFa que no F0vuOl-
ven el egt6mago al prOduoOn malog of0etO1,
De V0ntA On todag Las Botieag. Pidango
mn0gtEas gratis Bug GniOos fsbFioRntST-
BEad0Elok 8t0REug q On, DOtEoit, MlOhi.
RApl y \,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18
Anunein de suhasta.
OflGInl aeI Director Do SluldAl. B0ReflesneIl J
COTTOGGIOnoS,

Junio 17.-Propoaiciones On pIiegol
csrradoB para ls Adjudication On p6bliCa
HubRRtR del guministFo dc rRcionGB para los
prsSos de Ia CSrCsl de VisqueB, 90 admi'
tiF6n hRBtR Las nueve de Ia msnanR del
diR % de Junio de 1908 ea que Be abri.
ran pdblicamento.
La Direction del Departamsnto % re.
Esrva el deEecho de F0ChazRF cuRVquieER b
todaB las pTopo8iCiones , dc scogeE aqu0'
Has que por 90 Calidad 8 pTecio, ofFOsCan
mayor ventRjR para 81 B0FviCio de los es'
tablecimientog. El oontrato FsgiF6 du.
Tante ol pE6ximo afio econ6miCo del 10. de
Julio al 80 de Junio de 1909.
= 3.vA francisco de P. Aeu1G
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18

ES TONICO, no tiena HuEtancian noCi.
vau y reBultR an magnffco pEoducto, que
ha obtsnido 81 mejoF CE6dito On 81 pats y
faeFa de el. Los HefiorsB Alvarez Hernia
nos tisnen sismpFe conBtRnte existenCia del
aCTeditsdo "RON SAN LUIS & cuyo
pFoduCto NOS EefsEimoH. En- San Jose Z
en- eata ciudad De haIIa eI magnf6co ron
''SAN LUIS ConoCidO muy ventaioss'
monte on todRu paEtOh
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18

H. LOPEZ CEPERO, San Jol6 is
CompFR venta de muebles on general.
Sc hRCen pFestamoB de dinero BObEe prem.
daB de oEo, plats y pisdrRB pE0cioHRH. Sc
COmpERn prondRG antiguas , mOdeTnal. Be
Compra y vende plata y orc detsriOrRdo
Constants exiAtancis de mueblog, tipo
sCon6miCoH. BARRAs DE CATRE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18
Professor de mGsSca

D& class de violin, guitAEES, bRndurriR
y laud Ieg6u 81 BiatemA sdoptGdo On 81
CouSaTvRtorio de Madrid.
EnlefiAnaS con todS perfection. Pa
"a m6l iDformsS, San Sebastian nt.
moro Is. Is v. &.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18

ENTIRE loI compradoFsa de Eelojea
PLACES On IL joYsria de F. KshEhAhn y Go
gs Eegala IN Fsloj "Waltham" aemRnal'
mento. La Ultima semRna obtuvo uno el
nsfioR 7. do Ia Fusnts, do Eanturce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18
Ell prssidsDts FalIisfGs annnCia que
VisitaTa en- brevs la Russia J Ia
EsCandinaVia.
Ell hOn6stO ministrO espafOI de Ia
CieIVa. sufri6 IN ataqus de nsffi'
lis en- el SGnadO.
HOnlhIes siniestIOs mafftimOs en- ell
Sur del Jap6n.
10 que Sc ha heChO con las pT0pieda
des imperiaIss en- Ia CAPITAL
de COrea.

Paris, JUNO 18.-EI prsnidsnte Fa'
llisreu hR Rnunciado que sRldrE On brsvs
4 ViSitRT ID penfnBulG eBORndinAvR lR
RuRiO. So CI6s que ents visjs 81 do impOE
tRnOiR polfticR y entf Felacionado con loI
iltimoB suCeHoH graves On pRfIe1 BobrO los
CualeB las nacionsB del NoEts sjsECen deci
aivs iDfuenCia. Francis gegdn 80 afEmR,
idea arregloB COnvenios polftiCoB con Las
Citadag nacioneP. FalIiere8 hR fjad0 "a
suIida de Francia con direction RuIiR ,
EEcsndiuaviR para 81 dfs 10 do Julio
pr6xim0. IESn eScoIt6ndole vaTios buques
dc guerra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18
MueIIe No. 2.

{ Sc alquilan 5 magnffoou dspartsmOntOH
PEoPioa para ofCina1' AVA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18

LA CASA Ndm. 1O5 de Ia Gale del
Sol de eats ciudad, Be vende. 1nformaran
On 0l RoB de OFo, San Francisco AZ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18
A v | S 0

Rogamol Las psrsonaB que por cusl.
quisE motive tsDgRn que verna con IoI en-
pleadol do cate taller 10 hsgSn Las 12
.. M, 6 & las p. m. NunCR anteI do ouaG
h0FaE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18

ssouI-CoTea -Junio 18.-LaB propis'
dsdrs que pertenecfan al 0x'smpsEadoF de
Is penfnSula ant0s de que 81 Jap6n inter
viniOSs, = que 81 hSbfs pAsado on tranAfs'
Fsncis 81 TsHoro nRcionRl fin de EOHtaF dc
enc modo los msdioE de q. 20 vRlon dstsrmi'
nadoB slemsntoB p0lftiCoB para pon0E On
juego intrigaB provsChoBaI s slIoH , p0r'
turbadorRB de la paz pdblica, han vuelto
Ber OcupadaB poF 81 citado 0x'empersdor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18

sE VENDEN, sin corredOreu , pEsCioS
muy m6dioou, una casa de una plRnta, con
techo de hierro galvsnizado con nu solar
do 80 Is, mstToHen IR oRll0 do OGFEs,
SanturCO, , tres cuerdAs % c6ntimoB de
tsFrsnoI pEOpioa para BolRE0H on 81 Cebo-
Euco, SRntuECe Para mas informeB, apaE.
tado ntm. 665. San Juan, p. R.15 Y. Rlt.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18

Madrid, Junio 18.-El miniutro de 10
Interior HfoE de La Cierva, hRllGndoEe en-
una reunion del SsnRdo, CRy6 ataOado dc
adbito dc neffitis. So le Ruxili6 inmGdiR'
tamente. 81 miniltro 20 quejSbR de Rgu'
doB dOIorep. Sus amigos RcoFdRTon tEREls
dRrle RI hotel de au re8idenciR on Ol
trsyscto 81 snfsrmo Bigui6 On condolences
peoTeG, sisndo intonsfaimo 81 doIoE C6lico.
LEGO circular en- Ia villa 81 rumoR de q.
LA Ciervs hAbfR fAllscido EspsntinRmOnt0.
Hoy 0stE mOjorando.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18

sE VENDE.-PoE qusbrantO de salad
y no pOdeElo atender Gu duffio 81 sRtablo'
Cimisnto 10 Eoformada Aurora puntO "a
Oonooido aCrsditado bien SuEtida: para in
form0, en- 81 miSmo. Vsnta 81 Gontado. =
Pedro Rovira Torres, SantuECe, parada
19. Is Y. 4. No. 2.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18

nm 01. OOHENTA CENTA.
XIII IfVS- 3os. Un millar de
w SS agujRH de fon6grafoH.
Sc envian poE CoEFeO. Franquso ibER.
GONZALEZ PADIN HMNs San Juan p. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18

-sOMBREROs PARA sENORAs,
muy olegants1 y & precios Iumamente mo
dicos, Los acRba do TeCibiF La TisnditR dc
Joasfa EchsvRrria, I'll lRdo del ayunta.
miOnto. Vende tambi6n ofeCtol Esligio-
uoB. Compra snvoltuFaB de JAbon Octs-
gon.-San Juan, Box 216.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18

Ksgoshima-suT del Jap6n-Junio 18
HorEoFoEoB liniestEos marftimos han oCu'
Frido On eBtoB mares. FuFioBa tempestRd en-
volvi6 oincuentR buquOB psGCadOFeG do Lon
cURleB DO hR apRFecido gobPe las aguaB
otFo Tastro que Ol de numoYogOs Cad6VOPeB
fotsndo On elias. EAtoB RlcRn8an $50.
EEan tEipulantoI dc IoB CitRdoI bREOoB. Ia
impreBi6n q. ere deGaAtFe hR causRdo en- las
RldeaG do peHCRdoTe8, eB psnoBfGimR, no
ebltante lR freeuenciR de fsn6mOnoB id6n.
tiCoB 81 CGusante de tales deBgrRCiaB, en-
estaB GguRE. Los cincuonta bsFCog tFRgR'
dos poF 81 mar, eatAbAn YAloEados On TeB.
petable CRntidRd de yenH.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18

EMILIA GALE DE TETUAN 38,
tsEcer piao, 20 alquiIAn dos buonRH habi'
tacionas con vista Ii cRllo. Sc Rdmitsn
comsnsaleu. IS '. B.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18

AVIsO.-so hR eatFaviRdo una acci6n
del Hip6dEomO de San GarmRn de don
Miguel Guerra, que queda sin vAIor al
guno, por huber dRdo IN duplicate. con el
nIim0Pn 1864 3VG
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18

San PsteFnburgo, Junio 18.-Ls Douma
hS RprobadO por fin, 81 proyectO do 10y
preBOntRdo poE 81 gobieFno para tender IL
dobIe via del feFFoOarEil Siberiano. PoE
vsniE ests proyeCto del gobieEno, = hRbeElO
defsndido Calurosamente 81 premier StOlY'
pin, lOR OIementog FadicaIes do IR D0umR,
eBpeCialmento los sociaIistas, 10 Combatio'
ron con tods eneYgfs, psEo On IR mRyorfR
dc los ofrculOB polftiooB 90 considers que
Ia indioadR obFa es do verdadeKn trRnoen'
denciR imp0EtRnciR para 81 impsrio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18

Sc VENDEN lan cauAB Luna "a y Sol
26, eSquinS San jose. InfoEmeE; en- el
BAnco do Puerto Rico. Is VA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-30

negro citizens of Brewton, and large number of white people attended the marriage and partook of the refresh ments, a reception being held at Da- cussg home after the ceremony. Dixon is a barber and his wife is school teacher.
 Ex-AGarshal c. E. Hunter, who was shot and dangerously wounded some time ago. and who has been recuperat- ing at bis old home in Monroe County. Is spending a few days here with friends.
 J. B. OBannon and W. T. Neal left today for Montgomery to attend the meeting of the Grand Lodge of Masons.
 The finishing work on. the Masonic Temple is progressing rapidly and the contractor says the building will now be completed in about two weeks.
 work on the. large two-stUry gymna- sium at the Brewton Institute has been commenced.
 Work clearing up and getting ready for the next crop Is progressing satis- factorily at the tobacco farm near town. Something like fifty acres will be planted next season.
 The drought is getting to be quite serious in this section, where no rain of any consequence has fallen in about four months. Fires are burning in the woods all over the country. and doing considerable damage to timber, and burning some bridges across small streams.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-30
KILLS A BAD NEGRO
HUNTING TRIP ENDS IN A TRAG- | EDY.
Deputy sheriR Bridges of Ceneeuh County Shoots Down Lawrence MarshalH--Negro Tried to
 Shoot First.

Garland, Nov. 2s.-(Special.)-J. J. Bridges, a deputy sheriff of Conecuh County shot and killed Lawrence Mar shall a. negro. while out hunting in sepulga swamp, three miles south of Garland, yesterday.
 Bridges was looking for squirrels with Winchester shot guns when he came upon the negro, who was also hunting with a shot gun. Bridges asked him to show his hunting permit, when he replied he had none. He thea told him to put down his gun, to which he replied he would not. The gun was ordered put down a second time, where- upon the negro levelled the gun at Bridges and snapped; the gun failed to fire. At this juncture, Bridges shot him. the whole load entering the left eye and blowing out his brains.
 Bridges immediately notified Sheriff Irwin of Evergreen by wire, and went to Evergreen and surrendered to him. He will be given a preliminary hear ing before Justice Stearns tomorrow at Evergreen,
 The negro first gave his name as Hoyt, Mcleod. but was identified later as Lawrence Marshall, who was wanted at Pensacola for murder at McDavid, Fla. also was wanted by the authori- ties for crime in Mississippi.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-30
RICE-BALDwIN.
A Pretty Home Wedding Is Celebrated
 at Pensacola

Pensacola, Nov. IA wedding which interested large num- Der of local society folk occurred Thursday at the pretty home of Mir. and Mrs. w.. P. Rice at 100s North Baylen Street. when Miss Bessie. the charming daughter of the household, was given in marriage to Dr. J. c. Baldwin. rising young dentist of Nashville, Tenn. Rev. Galloway, of the First Baptist Church, officiated, the marriage having been one of those happy home affairs which are appeal ing and impressive in their elegant simplicity.
 Much artistic ability had been dis played in bedecking the home with flowers for the occasion, the parlor having been done in white chrysanthe- nuns, the dining room in yellow. and tho hall in the pink blossoms. Touches of green were in evidence throughout the entire arrangement.
 At S:15 o'clock, Mrs. B. F. Hardy, of Fort Deposit, Ala, who, attlre1 In long white clinging robe of lace, presented a pretty picture at the piano, began the first strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march. The appearance of the bride. who was gowned in a beau tiful creation of white satin, elicited a murmur of admiration. She carried a shower bouquet of brides roses and lilies of the valley and presented an attractive picture of fresh young girl hood. Mrs. Charles Rice, her matron of honor, appeared in a white lingerie costume, carrying white chrysanthe- nuns. Myrtle Rice, who served as flower girl, was dainty and sweet in white organdie over blue silk.
 The groom was attended by pr. W. F. Lipscomb, of Nashville, as best man, and by c. J. Rice, brother of the bride, as groomsman. W. P. Rice, the father of the bride, supported her to the altar. During the ceremony little Miss Maud Hardy, of Fort Deposit. sang softly from the selection: There is No Love Like Thine" a most beau tiful effect having been the result. Af- ter congratulations had been received. the guests were served with a salad course.
 Mir. and Mrs. Baldwin, 1t will be re- gretted to learn, will not make their home in Pensacola, but, after a months s honeymoon trip to New Orleans and other Southern points of interest, will settle temporarily in Century. where the doctor will establish a practice. Miss Rice who has been mach admired in local circles leaves host of friends who regret her departure. although the fact that she has cast her lot with a man of Dr. Baldwin's evident calibre, is matter of reorganization among those who know and love her best
 The young couple received many beautiful wedding gifts, which were displayed at the home yesterday. They left for New Orleans last night on the late train.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-30
TEN PER CENT DECREASE
 IN THE COTTON YIELD

Columbus, Ga.. Nov. 2s.-(SpeciaL)- With practically all of the cotton in this section picked and ginned, it is estimated that the decrease in the yield in this section this year will be at least 10 per cent.
 It Is estimated by cotton men in this city that the total yield for this year will be 100000 against 1,964.0O0 bales last year. The supply of labor for picking this year has been good, the weather has never been finer, and as a result practically all of the crop has been picked. It is said that on the first of January last there was at least ten times as much cotton in the fields as there Is at present. It is estimated that not less than 95 per cent of the crop has already been ginned. The number of pounds of seed cotton to the bale this year has not been quite as large as 1t was last.
 As the farmers say, 1t has been ''thirding" itself thls year. Fifteen hundred pounds of seed cotton has turned out 500 pounds of lint this year, while last year 1t required about 1850. Pretty nearly all of the cotton has been placed on the market, but there is quite a good per centage of 1t re- maining unsold. Farmers as a rule, do not care to sell at prevailing prices, and they VIII hol0 TOT hlgher levels. It is true that many of them have placed their cotton in the ware houses and have drawn some money on it. but they still control 1t.
 At least s5 per cent of the crop has been put on the market, and what hasn't been sold will be held for a while at least A Columbus ware houseman states that the receipts of cotton in this city this year has been a good deal larger than usual. but that q great deal of 1t has come without the legitimate territory of Columbus. He says that many persons have shipped cotton to the warehouses here where fl has been stored for higher prices
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-30
BUSY COURT WEEK.
Four Murder Cases for New Solicitor
 Of Mobile to Handle.

Four Murder Cases for New Solicitor
 of Mobile to Handle.
 Mobile, Nov. 2e.-(Special. )-The first week of work for the newly Rp- pointed County Solicitor. N. E: Stall worth, promises to be a busy one, as there are four murder cases set down for trial in addition to numerous ether minor eases.
 On Monday John Crowley will go to trial. for the murder of his brother-in- law. Albert Plaice, who was stabbed to death. An inquiry will first be held into the sanity. of Crowley and 1t is not thought that he will come to trial, but will be adjudged insane.
 On Wednesday Will Carlisle, negro, will be arraigned, charged with the murder of Van Boykin, also cclored. and on Friday Andrew Burden, negro, will be tried for the murder of Bud Caster, also colored while the week will be ended with the trial of Marvin Green, a negro, who is charged with murdering Ed Smith, a negro, In the Louisville and Nashville shops about a year ago. In addition to these capi- tai cases there are several larceny and other cases to come up and Solicitor Stallworth will find his first week as County Solicitor a very busy one.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-30
REWARD FOR NEGRO.
AdnainistratOP of Murdered Mans EI
 tate Wants Suspect Arrested.

AdnsinistratOP of Murdered Mans Es-
 tate Wants Suspect Arrested.
 cirard. Nov. 29.-(Special.)- )-M. R. Mallette, of Thomasville, Ga, who is administrator of the estate of the late Walter Williams, of Russell County. Alabama, has offered a reward of $500 for the arrest of Asbury Latimer, a negro, suspected of complicity in the murder of Mir. Williamh and his deliv- cry to the sheriff of Russell County. at Scale or the sheriff of Montgomery County, at Montgomery, or to the sheriff of Barbour County. at Eufaula. This reward will be paid In addition to any amounts the State or others may pay.
 It, will be remembered that several months ago MT. Williams, while seated on the front porch of his home a short distance from Jernigan. Ala, in the lower part of Russell County, talking with his sister just after dark, some one slipped up to the edge of the porch and shot him to death. Later two brothers of Asbury Latimore and am other negro. were arrested and carried
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-30
NEWS OF BREwTON.


 Brewton. Nov. 2s.--(speciaL)-What Is pronounced as one of the most suc- cessful teachers institutes ever held in the county was held Friday and Sat- urday at Canoe Station. There were fifty-four teachers in attendance and some very interesting and instructive papers read. The people of Canoe turned out en masse, and It is esti- mated that at some of the sessions there were at least 200 visitors pres- ent. The teachers were hospitably en- tertained by the citizens of the little town. A wedding of more than usual inter- est among the negro citizens was that of Miles Dixon and Monnie Dacus. which occurred at the negro Methodist Church, Elder Bracy performing the ceremony. The brides father. walker Dacus, is one of the most prominent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-30
SCHOONER IS SOLD
THE FREDDIE W. ALTON BRINGS
 ONLY SMALL. SUM.
This Schooner Became Famed By Al leged Attempts To Smuggie Chinese Into This Country
 By It's Master.

Pensacola, Fla,. Nov. 2s.-(special) The schooner Freddie W. Alton which has become famed by the al- legged attempts to smuggle Chinese into this country by her master, has been sold by order. of the United States Court, her owners falling 10 appear to settle from this port. : The vessel. large one for coast ing schooner, brought only S7oO al auction sale, barely a sufficient amount to settle the debts, so the owner VIII receive nothing practically. She VIII be repaired by the purchasers anu will then be CT <aged in the req snap per fishing trade hereafter
 When the schooner, after It's mys- terious voyage of two months on the Mexican coast. put into Pensacola, tne master, Captain Harvey Daley, who IS now in jail fin Boston on the charge of conspiracy to smuggle, stated that he had brought his vessel from Bos- ton for the purpose of engaging In red snapper fishing, and he desired to have repairs made and contracted with firm to sell his catch. Then he pro- ceded to cash a draft for several hun dred dollars, the firm paying over the money upon the statement of the cap tain that he desired to pay oil his crew. His absence was noted twelve hours Afterwards, for few hours prior to his disappearance, United States authorities began to investi- gate. All members of the crew, with two exceptions, have now been arr rested as witnesses. Six have been sent to Boston to appear against the master, while four others are now in jail waiting until. the remaining two can be found when they will be also sent there.