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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
PROGRESS IN PAVING.
Mayer Approves Many Measures for
 Sfreet rmprovements


 Mayor Teague approved yesterday many ordinances effective of street improvement. Most of the measures signed were tho measures authorizins the paving of roadways and sidewalks. Additionally the Mayor ordered bonds. which will be issued for the payment or certain improvements.
 Bonds In the sum of S17,o00 for the paving Of the sidewalks on both sides or South Perry Street between Julia Street and Fielder Avenue, and in the sum of ss.Ioo for the paving of side- walks on both sides of Gordon Street between Bell and Division Streets. were ordered.
 The ordinances authorizing the city to proceed with paving were for the roadway of Clayton between HoIcombs and Goldthwaite Streets: the side walks of Columbus hetween North De- catur and North Ripley Streets; side walks on Buford Street between High land Avenue and the City Limits: side walks on North Decatur Street between Dexter Avenue and Monroe Street.
 The term of thiry days allowed owners of sbutting property to pro- rest against paving expired in the case of the paving of wilkerson and Montgomery Streets. and the paving will be commenced at once.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
PRoF. RUTHERFoRp pEAp
Macon County Teacher Who Had Large
 Acuuaiutamce.


 Notssuiga. May 13.-(special. )-Prof A. s. Rutherford died at the home of Mrs. J. 0. Perry. and was buried at Texas camp ground yesterday.
 Rev. R. c. Cranberry. pastor of the Tuskegee Baptist Church. preached the funeral sermon.
 Six young men. wHo had been pupils of Professor Rutherford. acted as pail bearers, while twelve veterans of Camp Sam Johnston marched behind as hon. crary ball-bearers,
 Professor Ruth erford was a school teacher in Macon County more than fifty years, except when he was serv- ing his country during the war. Former pupils of Professor Ruther- ford will raise a fund by voluntary contribution to erect a suitable monu- ment to testify to their love and aevo- tion for him.
 Mrs Arnold, mother-in-la of MT. D. A. Lanier. is quite i'll. She Is over so years old. having come to this country from London. England, when Notasul ga was known as Moore's Cross Roads a stage stand.
 Mrs. Arnold joined the Methodist Episcopal Church In Wesley Chapel, London. England. when girl, and has always been a consistent member.
 She has many relatives and friends throughout Alabama.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
PENSACOLA UNION MEN
 DECLARE STRIKE IS OFF

Pensacola, Fla. May 13-(SpeciaL)- The strike of the street railway em- ployes was declared of tonight. when a meeting of those remaining in the un- ion was held. and a vote taken as to A continuation of the strike.
 The men were unanimous to declare fl of and in a public statement issued notihed the unions which had boycotted tha cara. TheY declare the reason to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
Deaths in Birminghnm.

Birmingham. May 13.-(Special)- Leon N. Collins A years old. died at his sisters residence. 1S12 Tate Avenue. West End. Beverly Place, Wednesday morning. He was unmarried. The in- torment will be in oak Hill Cemetery, funeral to be held Thursday morning al 10 o'clock
 Funeral services were held over the body of Mrs. Della Schlessinger. wife of Sol Schlessinger. at the family res idence, SIS North seventeenth Street. Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. Af- terwards the remains were taken to Baltimore.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

os that go many 'traitors" were in the tsnks as to make ft impossible to fur gree of success.
 anager Lesdiey, of the electric sompsny. when advised of the action .onlsn. stated that 1t made no differ. snee 70 nis company and that none of any consideration, the lists being fun or desirable employees.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
Turpentine Men Guilty.

Five turpentine operators entered pleas of guilty in the United States Court this morning for violating the new act of Congress, prohibiting chip chopping or turpentining of timber on lands where the homestead entry has not been completed.
 Formerly this was not violation of the law, though to cut the timber was a serious violation.
 The men are: Homer Brantiy, Davis Clary. Robert B. Brown. Floyd Broan. and W. J. Davis, and they were fined from s25 to $30o each.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
Rnrinl of MT. Garner.

Montevallo. May 13.--(Special. )-The remains of w. S. Garner. who died in Birmingham Monday, were inferred at the family burying ground near here yesterday
 MT. Garner was a professor in Ow. enton College. and a prominent Mason. He had a large family connection here and in the vicinity, and large con- course of friends and relatives attend ed the funeral services, which were conducted by the Masons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
sToPPAGE OF POWER
Lack of Electricity Disrurbs street Car
 Traffic.

Old Hugh Manity said "Oh-oh' last night when all of a sudden the the street cars stopped and everything was very dark except down town where they always declare that Mont gomery is the best lighted city of her size and weight in the country
 Just what the trouble was could not not be ascertained. At the ofices or the Montgomery Light and Water Power Company 1t was said that the stoppase of currents was at Tallassee. NO mat mat. ter what it was, 1t was irritating anouGh.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
T. W. Peters. Perry County.

Centreville, May lS.-(Special. J. Thomas W. Peters. of Sprotts. Perry County, died at his home on Tuesday morning.
 MT Peters was formerly citizen of Centreville and was one of the most highly respected citizens of Perry Coun- ty. He was buried here today.He is survived by his son. Henry W. Peters, of Perry County. and his widow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
Captain Nrarchant Appear..

A special from Apalachicola says that Captain J. P Marchant. who is al- legged to have been connected with the murder of Bill Kelly and the serious wounding of number of other rafts- men, who were fired upon recently from ambush. has appeared at that place with his attorneys. and Is ready to stand trial.
 Captain Marchant stated that his reason for leaving this section of Flor ida for Georgia, and not returning was fear of violence. and 1t was only until recently that he decided to re. turn. He made no effort during this time. however. to keep his where abouts concealed.
 He was formerly prominent man of Marchant. small town near Apa- laehicola. and recently was forced into bankruptcy by his creditors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

On every corner you hear the people say, "MOrRan s. Gilmer hns made a competent and faIthful clerk in the Tax Assessor Ofhee, and deserves the promotion he is .asl<ine." Vote for him on Monday next.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
Governor of Lanao Is Dead.

Manila. May 13-Allen Gard. Gov ernor of Lanao. is dead the result of bolo wounds inflicted by Moros. He underwent series Nof operations, from which he gradually sank, and never rallied,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
PIPPIN DENIED BAIL.
Alleged Slayer of Jim Ramsey Sent
 Back to JaII.

Hack to JaII.
 Elba, May 3.-(Special )-Hab eas corpus proceedings of J. W. Pippin before Probate Judge S. N Rowe, came to a close late last night after a prolonged session.
 Pippin has been confined in jail here for some months charged with the mur- der of Jim Ramsey which occurred near Enterprise a few months ago The case was brought before Judge Rowe with the hope that the defendant might be released on bail. but after a two days session of taking testimony and hearing pleas bail was denied
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
FUNERAL NOTICE.

BRoMlLow-The friends of Mrs. Johanna BrOmilow, Mrs. M. E. Moriar- ty. Mir. and Mrs P. T. MuIcahy, are invited to attend the funeral of the former from St Peters Catholic Church. Friday morning at g o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
MIR. FEAGIN RETURNS.

He Will Make an OmclaI Report on
 Evergreen Controversy.
 Hon. W. r. Feagin. Secretary-Treas- urer of the Board of Control of the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
Mrs. Buckner, Madison County.

Huntsville May 13-(Special Mrs. Nancy Buckner aged 63 years. died yesterday at her home at Lowe Mills. She was 63 years old and leaves hus" and and two sons
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

hereby announce myself candidate for Member of the Board of Revenue of Mont gomery County. subject to the action of
 DAVID FLEMING.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

hereby announce myself candidate foe Member Board of Revenue. su01ect to the action of the Democratic Primary.
 VIM. D. JONEa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

hereby announce myself us . eanfsidhka for N-election as County Guperintendent e Education. gubject to the action Of ths Asi''oSsAs's V. covrNoroS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

hereby announce myself a candidate ens
 Member Board of Revenue subject to the action of thS Democratic Primary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATr0a hereby snnounee myseif eandidake fcr County Superintendent of Mducafiof aus. feet 10 the action oe the DemocFasiu pri. mary. G N 1ITCHULL
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

hereby announcs myself candidate fos founty Superintendent of Dduca kfons suks gect to the action of the pemocratic par. U. 70. W. HARRfSOE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE, BEAT A em a candidate for ,Justice of the Peace for Beat Three. subject to the primary of
 MfcHUr.- H scREws
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
RnR GnmnMmm

| hereby announce myself . candidate fov ! reelection as Coroner Of MontKonnery
 County. subject to the Democratic prE-
 mary. W. H. TTCH
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

A lunch was served by the women of the southside Baptist Church after the conventions first session. This evening the delegates were the guests of William L. Yancey Chapter. United Daughters of the Confederacy. at the home of Mrs. T. c. Thompson.
 The convention will continue through Friday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

hereby announre myself a candidate Zoe Member of Board of Revenue subject ta Ihe action of the Democtatic primary.
 M. J. 0REIEs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

' hsreey announoe myself as candidat. ssn. Coeng 5Ieasurer. subject to tha aa. ueA ct the psnocretie. primary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

I, hereby announce myself a ear6ta. ..
 County treasurer. subject tn Sna S~esc~, toe Se ths Democratic primary. "
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

hereby announce myself . candidate foe
 CoroEsr for Montgomery County. subject to the Democrats primary
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

hereby announce myself . eandidaAa ro,
 the oefiee of Tax Assessor Of Monteom. cry County, subject to the action of sh.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

hereby announce myself a eandfaat. e..
 the o8fice of Tax Assessor of Monf@nynsSs
 County. subject to the aoticn Of fhS fSsy.s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
lANNOUN( (EklENIS }

[ n.,.s FOE TAX COLLECTOR.
 tSs tSSy o5y,.. snyssogncs Ss @ ,nyssk sandidsss for sesssis sassse sssses 'tSf sstios of ,ss Ps i, n..s. FOR TREAsgREn.
 %Ss;s sSs;ss. o esSsd,as,s fs:
 wfLIixA B WHITING.
 as:uss' cssss;. %ss,, ::sals.s. ss Primary. 5AsoSf H. DsHfa1s.'' sHfTa sSs sss. cSy1,y % Tss.sarsf subj.et to ,os sS. sss
 sSs Ds"ocrstie prlmssy
 sss:sz .sys gy;:,s ssad... to. shs Democratic priY.ry. oA v |, . FOR TAX ASSESSOR.
 nsreDx snnounos myself . eandidaes so, seratis prinsaFy. MoRGxS a r oifsmsI fns % sss nSs1Pss Ss Tss Rsssssor o sfHaSsSss: ss. sssstis psrts. '' 'nc :'oR RN1Ssss6pssa H6 sss 6psa- me eaies of Tax 1ssss.ss f'dsSass q MonssoI. To. sry CoultE sue5ses to the scsion of ths FoR SUPERINTENDENT or EDUCzTToN casss ot ndaossiSas dssssSas' ,ss ;ss ssy ssss 10 sA' action of shs PiSRiSS.aslS Si%caslS Rr' hereby announcs Enyself . candidate fcs county euperintendent of DducatsonS sub. W. D. w. HARRfsoN for H-eiection as County auperintSndsns e Education. gubiect to the action of the
 ' q VI. CONVECTION.
 FOR CORONER re-sisctscn ss Coroner of Montsenners sps County subject to the psmesratIe pri- mary. W. H. TfcH hereby announce myself . candidate foe " '1' W c. FULLER
 FOR BOARD OF REVENUE.
 hereby annon1cs z, yss,s p,, snSt. SaSnSidass % fos sction oe the Democrafic Primary.
 JAMES H. cooK. [ hereby announce rnyself a candidate foe Member of Board Of Rsyenue suhjsct ts ihs action of the DsmOesatie primary. hereby ,nnSgpcs gyssIs sS,as. ssseisa.s !s, f: action Of ths Democratic Primary hereby announce myself a candidate for Member Board of Revenue. sgo1ect to the MSrnSsr of the Board of Revenue of Mopt. Gomery County. subject to the action of DAVID FLEMINo. FOB JUSTICE OF PEACE, BEAT for Beat Three. subject to the primary of snS Isn"SrA'o px5nV2x..xw,.. xr se.uwvvu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

FOR BOARD OF REVENUE. hereby announce myeeif candidate foe action oe the Democratic Primary.
 JAMES IF. COOK.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

n.,. 8o8 TAX COLLECTOR.
 ffs Ay an&ounce myself . candidate fos SILico of Tax Collector of Montgomery
 SesnZs gub3ect - the action of the Dem ---@.sc Party. CHAa R. THAsLEY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

@fv1y 1nnounce myself e casdidas. sor tes sHics Of County Trsasursr. s1h.
 {eos to tns ectton of the Demoeessi.
 FTsmsxT' JASON H. sMfTH -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
FOB TAX ASSESSOR,

hereby announce myseif s sas,a,hss. =. Sne Office of Tax Assessor of NontRomerv CountN sgnJect to the action Of ths DsT,as. eefaus primary. MORGAN & oILMRH
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

n., FOR TREAsUREn, GnsSMtx 4nnounce myself candidate foe sN~ NY Lreasurer. subject Co the aotion oe sas 0emocratfe primary,
 WILLIAM B WHITING.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-19
POLICEMAN BEAT
GRAFT ACCUSER
IN HEADQUARTERS

SAN FRANCISCO. March ia riot
AT police headquarters, in whic.. a num-
Der of cficers attacked ]. d. Samuel
son, a lodging house keeper, followed
the efforts of Chief of Police Biggy to
discover the officers who have. it is
alleged, been eXtOrting money. Twenty
1--WE officers. including those suspected
were lined up at headquarters. Sam
uelson, with Chief Biggy, passed down
the line and pointed out the men who
he declared had forced lodging house
keepers 10 pay for protection.
When he pointed an accusing finger
al Patrolman David Sullivan, the officer
cried. You're liar and struck Sam
uelson in the face Instantly the other
Officers Joined in the fight Samuel
son, wounded ana bleeding, wa. the
center Of the struggling group.
When the men were quieted and Sam
uelsOn rescued he bore the marks Of a
number OF blows besides the one in
hicted by Sullivan.
AS result of the accusations Of sam
uelsOn, seven members of the police
force were formally deprived OF their
stars. suspended. and now await trial,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-19
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-19
ANNA GOULD
LANDS TODAY
FOR BRIEF STAY
Arrives at Noon on the
Adriatic, Accompanied
by Her Three
Children.

NEW YORK, March 19.-Accompanied
by her three children, Mime. Anna Gould,
formerly the Countess Castellane, ar
rived here today on the White Star
liner Adriatic, which reached Quaran-
tine about noon. Her visit here Is ex-
pected 20 last several months, and she
IS said 10 have made no definite plans
Tor returning to Paris.
Nine. Gould resorted to strategy in
leaving France, fearing Count Boni. her
former husband, would attempt at the
last moment TO prevent her taking her
children out OF France. although ne
mad once given his formal consent.
she first took passage on the KrOn-
prlnz Wilhelm, but at the last moment
changed her plans, travelled from Paris
10 Cherbourg IN an automobile and
boarded the Adriatic at the last mo-
ment. She appeared on the passenger
list as Mrs. Miller.
Prince De Sagan, a cousin OF Count
BOni. who has been an ardent sutton
for Nine. GOuld's hand since her di-
vOrCe, IS expected here within week.
II was at first reported he would come
by the same steamer, but this he did
not do. He secured a passport, how
ever, saying he intended visiting the
United States
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-19

mftted to probate and record and letters
testamentary granted 10 Helen c. Whit
ton; bond, $500. Attorney, Ii. w.
Sohon.
Estate Of George T. Dunlop; petition
Of Emily r. and c. Thomas Dunlop for
sale Of personal property and real es-
tate granted. Attorney. q. Thomas Dun
lOD.
Estate Of Mary / Dubois, letters Of
administration granted 10 W liam Du-
bois: bond. 500 Alto ney, George f
Fleming,
Estate OF Almou NJ. Clapp; petition of
Herbert y. Lawson for sale OF stock
granted. Attorneys, Beail & Marine
In re Far w. Waynes; Josephine
Waynes appointed guardian. Attorney,
Edwin Forrest.
Estate of Clara l. Baker, will ad-
mitted to probate and record and letters
testamsntary granted TO William n
Baker: bond 500 Attorneys, $ V
Hayden and Hubert /. Franc,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Trinidad-Eliza and Emma Shaffer 10
Harry Katz. lots Is and "A, block II, SO.
Mt Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
Frederick j. Whitehead ct Tx. to Pc
t0mac Electric Power Company, lot 90,
square 1852. SO.
Barry Farm-William II. Underdue ct
uX TO John W. Savage, part lot =. IN
section 4. $40.
East Capitol street, between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth StTeets-JOhn G. Deich-
mann ct uX. TO Maria -Dietz and John
r. Blades, lot 70. square l01. $40
FairmOunt Heights-RObinsOn White
ct NIX, 10 Jacob q. Cluny, lots i. and Is,
cranby-samuel W. Pickford et Tx TO
Sallie NJ Jolliffe. lots and Z, square
1904. $40.
Columbia Heights-RandoIph T. War
wick ct ux. to Harry c. Noses LOT o.
Whltehaven-James T. sberier ct -ux.
t. Isaiah Knott lots 60 and 81, block l.
twentieth and P streets northwest
The Monterey Apartment House Com
pany, a corporation. TO Horace S. Cum
mings. lots - to IS; square S. SO
First and East Capitol streets-NanCy
A Ordway to Congressional Hotel Com
pany. lots S. 81, 49, square 72S; Sl4l, 600.
Mt Pleasant REDISTRIBUTION r; Cor
don ct ux. to Robert l. Rhine, lot 2b,
SQUARE / and lot q. square 4. $3.50.
twentieth and 2 streets northwest
Horace s. Cummings ct uX. TO William
b. PickfOrd lots 45 TO 4S, inclusive,
square 96; SO
Connecticut avenue terrace-FultOu r.
Gordon ct ux TO Sarah +. Wilson, lot s,
square 1915; 81. $3.50.
Corcoran street. between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets northwest-Sarah
=. Stocking ct vir, to Joseph l. Harley,
lot q. square 230i SO
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-19
ALL STRANGE ILLS
SEEN At HOSPITAL
Retiring Emergency Super
intendent Makes Annual
Report.

Every disease and operation known
10 medical and surgical science came
10 the attention OF Emergency Hospital
doctors during the past year. according
10 the report Of retiring Superintendent
Charles S. White His report, which
has just been made public shows that
more than $1,000 cases were treated
during the twelve months, and $50
persons were operated upon.
Especial attention is called by Dr.
White 10 several delicate and eXtraor-
binary operations performed in recent
months. superintendent While, VINO
leaves the Emergency TO devote mis-
time exclusively TO private practice
says colOred mans heart, which had
been sliced with a knife, was sewed
with i've stitches, and the patient is
hale and hearty today. The case OF
Rene Claudius de Serviere. a teacher
or French, who was stabbed nine times,
Is also discussed at some length, and
placed on the record a s remarkable and
SeTviere is one OF the few men ever
stabbed through the left lung without
developing pneumonia.
DIT. White comments on the unusual
number Of bites treated at the hospital
He declares patients were treated for
bites from twenty different animals in
GLIDING horses, monkeys, dogs, cats,
rats. squirrels. and other Quadrupeds-
Ten. men sought 10 alleviate their
pain by the use of horse liniment. and
eventually found their way to the
Emergency. Two score of cases OF at
tempted self-destruction were brought
10 the attention Of Emergency ply
siCians.
DR.. T. Norris hurry, president of the
attending staff. today paid high tribute
TO Dr. White, saying:
Never in the history Of the institu-
ton has the work been so favorably
performed. and the conscientious and
tactfLI cooperation of the supeTintend-
ent and nurses has established a most
excellent standard
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-19
J. D. BURNS BUYS LOTS;
TO MAKE IMPROVEMENTS

J. D. Burns has purchased from Stone
& Fairfax three building lots on the
north side OF + street between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth streets northeast
and viii start TO improve them next
month. The lots have a frontage OF
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-19
MRS. HENRIETTA ALLEN
BUYS w STREET HOUSE

Frederick Brandt has sold through his
agent n. L. Sansbury, a new residence
at 126 " street northwest. 1t Is a three
story house. pressed brick front, oak
trimmings, contains nine rooms, and is
heated by hot water.
The price paid is understood to have
been $3.50. Mrs, Henrietta Allen, the
purchaser, will occupy the property as
q home.