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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
MAY CREATES SCENE
in A SELMA HOTEL

Selma, Jan. 25.--(Epeeial. IA white
man, /. I. May, said to be an escape
from the asylum at Tuscaloosa, caused
considerable excitement here this af-
teEnoon.
May, who was well dressed, walked
into the Bank Saloon on Broad Street
and without any provocation leaned
over the counter and slapped the face
OF Ed Sechel, who was behind the
counter, and then walked out Of the
saloon. He went to the Hotel Albert
ana in the lobby began cursing loud.
Caleb Young, the day clerk at the
hotel demonstrated with him and a
Tight ensued during which May got the
worst of 1t. An officer was teIephoned
for and Police ofaeer Holt answered
the call. When the oflcer started off
with him. May followed meekly for a
few steps when he changed his mind
and struck Police Ofleer Holt In the
face twice. The officer used Mis- club
but May did not appear to mind this.
He was finally quieted and was taken
TO the county jail.
May did no talking aside from curss
ing In the Hotel Albert except TO say
that he had 1000 bales OF cotton end
not q nickel In money.
1t is stated that he escaped from
Tuscaloosa about three weeks ago ana
that there is a reward out for his cap"
ture.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
NetDs Of Mobile Society

was Nary Mannering in GLORIOUS
Betsy" It was delightful play and
win suited to this gifted actress.
Among those in the audience were DR..
and Mrs. Rhett Goode. Mr.. and Mrs.
Luce. Mr.. and Mrs. John Cochran. Mr..
and Mrs. Bach, Mr.. and Mrs. II. II.
Patterson. Mr.. and Mrs. Monk. Mise
Hall. Miss George, the Misses Bloch.
Miss Irwin. Mr.. wheeler. Mr.. Horn.
Mr.. Harrison. DR.. 0ates and among
those who enjoyed an after-theatre sup
per In the new vaiegard at the Caw-
thon were Miss Coates. Mrs IL Clay
Moore Mr.. Feorge Fearn. and MFR. Ly-
man Dorgan.
Mrs. Jordan of Montgomery win arr
rive soon on a visit 10 Mrs. Harry Tnge.
Bishop Beckwith arrived today and
win preach In st. Johns Church Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norborne Clark will
leave Monday for Birmingham.
Mr.. Chilson OF South Dakota left
last week but viii return here shortly
for visit to DIR. Cole.
Col William Butler Duncan OF New
York will arrive early In February for
his annual winter visit to Mobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
SCIJDAM0RE IS HELD
PENSACOLA BANKER IS ACCUSED
or EzzBEzzEEHzENT..


Pensacola, Fla. Jan. 3S--(6pecaaL1 -
G. c. Gcudamore. former cashier OF
the Pensacola Bank and Trust Com
pany, was arrested 1T o'clock to-
night on the charge of having em-
bezzled funds OF the bank 20 the
amount Of ee,000.s
The arrest was made at the homo Of
the former banker on West Hill. ana
accompanied BY bis brother. 2. g.
Ecudamore, OF Fiosa. sIlls.. and num-
her OF friends, proceeded directly 10 the
once OF one IL his counsel. where
prominent business men and capitalists
Signed his bond. he Il TO appear We'd
nesday morning before the County
Judge for D preliminary hearing.
Y The alleged embezxler was one q
the orgailIEera % the Penpacola Bank
ana Trust Company and was made It's
cashier when IL opened for business enc
year ago. Two morthe ago the pfeSt-
dent discovered some alleged frregu-
iarities and an investigated followed.
the cashier being removed and an audit
company taking charge Of the books
Of the bank.
It Is charged that he appropriated
the funds of the bank for his own nse.
ana purchased stocks and bonds. A
large amount OF the bonds have beer
recovered by the bank. being turned
over by the former cashier upon his
removal from once. He IL also under
bond In the sum OF $4,000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
yeAMtiful MTCHINGg,
Al q Dollar Each.
! ESsLARfs STUDIO.
eos pGOBII.B RoDRnRIEs.


-s-..-.~ass Are Tahen S'resn tAs xeenA
HeglEence.
Mobile, Jan. 25--(Special. 1.-The
thieves who are at work I'm and about
Mobile pug on . little extra steam last
night and instead Of robbing enc place,
burglarized two. the victims being tbs
Palm Saloon and the Tesidence Of 7. J.
Yeend. on st. Francis street.
This is the second time within one
week that the Palm Saloon has been
entered. The frst time the thieves got
q small sum from the cash register.
but this time they were more fortu.
nate and got nearly SIS. At the Yeend
residence they made q good haul, get
ting an excellent pair OF diamond ear
rings, handsome solitaire diamond,
besides some cash.
At the Palm Saloon entrance was
easy as the detectives could ana no
place where the thieves entered and
have concluded that the front door
was left open. At the Xeend resi-
dence the burglars entered through a
window.
The police have their hands full try
ing to run down the thieves, who are
In Mobile and they expect TO land sew
eral In q short time a. the detective
force Is working on clues.
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rance was erected, and il IL Thought
this win lead to the discovery Of the
guilty persons.
a very unique sntertainnent was
given Friday night by Mrs. d. r. WIZ
kinson Invitations we're issued to a
s'box party" and the eager anficfoa-
tons OF the guests were !, more than
justified by the execution Of the idea.
The chairs had been removed from
the parlor and boxes Of all shapes ana
sizes substituted. The guests were
presented with gifts tied up ii BOXES
addressed to other guests and asked to
write an Appropriate sentiment for the
gift. These were then presented the
ones whose names they bore, ana as
the gifts were until that time I'm.
known, much Mirth was provoked by
the accompanying sentiments. 80
A prize was given for tha best, and
most appropriate. Miss Merle Stephens
ana Miss Hattie Lyman tied for THE
ana after dFawing Il feII 70 zatss Hat
A thFee-coufse menu was served, the
hrst course being upon tops Of boxes.
and very aFtfeticaily arranged. II.
MEB. wilkinson, who were q white
naoussaline over blue, was assisted in
receiving by Miss Irsn@ Ellis, who was
attired In o lavender princess gown
W1Eh GHeSkl~a GafntSafo OF Wn1te- MISS
Anne Moore was gowned in o chic cos
tunae uf black and white. and presided
over the coffee table.
The guests present were: Mrs. Geo.
Morgan, AIRS. =. w. Palmer, Mrs. w.
r. MrConaughy, Mrs. e. s. Lyman.
Mrs. J.. L. Meroney. Miss Sara Callen.
Miss Rebecca Funk. Miss Bessie Nice
CARER, Miss Leo Sanders. Miss Mary
Young, Miss Maude Hayes. Miss Veta
Franklin, Miss Sara Connolly Miss
Eleanor Carr. Miss Elizabeth Haley,
Miss Elizabath Burke. Miss LalIee Tice,
Miss Alice wyman. Miss Maria Locke,
Miss Mamie Overton. Miss Hattie Ly-
man, Miss Ruby LAwhon, Miss Sydney
Lula Kyle and Miss velma CASTOR.
Miss Mary Young entertained during
the past week with a beautiful buff
fet luncheon. Miss Young was attired
In white, and the decorations were OF
white lilies and ferns. making q very
effective scene.
Those enjoying her Hospitality were:
Miss Lila Mcmahon, Miss Sara calien.
Miss Anne Moore, Miss Mauds Hayes.
Miss Alice Wyrnan, Miss Maria Locke,
iss Lailse Tiee. Miss veta Franklin and
Miss Merle Stephens.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
We Hear of More Cares

0f troubles originating in impure blood,
gcrofula. loss Of appetite, catsrrh, rheums'
fism. By Hood's Ssrssparills than By allother
so-calied remedies combined. Somehow
those cured By Hoods seem to stay cured.
and they gladly tell the good news to others.
scrcfuIa Sore-"My wife had scrofu-
Ions sore on her leg for years. Many diher'
ent medicines gave but little benefit. She
taeaed 10 Hoods Earsaparills and the sore
quickly healed. IL Il good blood medicine"
J. N. DAFT. Crosby. Texas.
Afflicted 70 Years" Hoods sarsapa-
xllln has cured me Of scrofnia. with which ]
have been troubled 1s years. and caused by
vaasinaEion. Ny little daughter bad .
scgpfnla swelling On her meek and heod's
&arsapaxilA alea cured her" MRS, mona
HUaHxg. HBeAey. Tennessee.
He0fs aarsspariIis d sold everywhere.
IN Ne usual liquid, or n tablet form called
@nRnnkahss 100 Doses ons Dollar. Pre-
Ragaa Only b. o. I Hood Co. Lowell AGsas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

quarterly meeting at Liberty Church
and preached last night. Mr. Holt Y
a great favorite here with AL denomt-
nations and always receives WARE
welcome.
Macon county claims the oldest can
didate in the world. John B. B1bro
mas announced for re-election &c
treasurer for Macon county. Mr.. Bii-
bro is entering his ninety-fcurth year
ne has served Macon county faithfully
in official capacity thirty-eight years
His announcement, means his elee-
tion.
Mrs. Eva Yelder OF Montery. Butler
County is visiting her sister Mrs. @. a
Wood.
The Sunbeam Society Of the Baptist
Church had a Mystery Supper" last
night at the home of 8. A Wood.
The object was TO raise moueY to
assist in building the new church, q
nice sum was realized and all who at.
tended had q delightful time,
Miss Gertrude SIocumb Of Livingston
is here visiting relatives and friends
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
ROBBERY Ar MoNTEvALLO.
BeId Burglars Eater n store in Il
Town

Bold Burglars Eater u store in the
Town.
Montevallo, Jan. 25.--(Speeial IA
daring burglary was committed here
last night.
A panel was knocked out Of the back
of Davies g letters store, and by this
means an arm was. evidently thrust
through and the door unlocked. as the
door is always locked from the inside
and the key left in the door.
Nothing was touched in the dry
goods apartment but a great many
groceries were taken. and all OF the
money IN the cash drawer This. how
ever, was small In amount. and no at
tempt was made to get into the safe.
No definite clue TO the burglars has
been found. but AK was discovered
last outside the door, where the ent-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

&HE AEX&4H& rs
Mobile, Jan. 2s---fSpecial. )--Prob-
ably the most enthusiastic meeting Of
Carnival Association held this year,
took place last night In the rooms Of
the Commercial Club.
The Finance Committee reported that
the total subscription was now uD "a
SEATS. so. and Il was then decided that
$4,000 more was needed Il the Carnival
was 20 be Rs planned.
Additional committees win canvass
until the necessary $4,000 10 collected.
Chairmen of committees made re-
ports, all Of which were satisfactory
The Chairman Of the Coronation Conn
znittee reported on the arrival OF Felix,
ana 1t was decided to allow this CON-
mittee $500 to carry ont the Fsiix
parade.
The illumination COMMITTEES made .
report and submitted an outline of the
proposed decorations. All members OF
the Association agreed that the Hum
nations win be handsemef than ever
before. and the Chairman was instruct
ed TO carry out his ideas in detail.
The administrations win be one Of the
greatest feature OF the Carnival, all
the old columns ana ethsr tiiurnina-
tions used IN former years having been
tAd &c the use Of the merchants.
s--s 81 wal Association will use
- .he - JYattonG.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
rosIAToEs ANp RApIsHns.
Farmers Of cOneeuh WIN PIant Large
Acreage.

AEASAE@s
Evergreen, Jan, 2s-(Spectal) 1.-THE
truck farmers OF Evergreen are making
preparations for putting In large
acreage both in tomatoes and radishes
and other vegetables. A large acreage
in radishes has been planted
An interesting meeting Of the Mon
roe Literary Society OF the Agricnl-
turai School was held last night The
interesting feature Of the meeting was
O debate, Resolved, that prohibition
ts best for Alabama"
Those on the negative side were
Homer TisdaIe, B. RountFee. Cecil Tts-
dale, Henry MooFer, e. johnson and
Bernard Crumpton.
The alternatives were G. Virgins.
Edwin Hagood. Claude CAN'T. Andrew
Riley, Robert Shields and c. Demtng.
Prot w. W. Hall, who was one OF
the judges decided In favor OF the at
firmatives.
The subject for debate at the next
meeting of the Society Il Resolved,
that Alabama should pass q compulsory
educational law"
This society, was named in honor OF
Professor W. w. Monroe. q former
teacher in the Agricultural School
here. The meetings are we'll attend
ed ana are very helpful to those COM
posing it's membership.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
News or KOTAsULaA.


Remains Of BEr. Birmingham Inferred
by MasOns.
Notasulga, Jan. 25--[Special)--W. Il
Birmingham, who died in Tuscaloosa,
was buried here today with Masonic
honors
Notasulga Lodge No. t1s. A. F. and A.
NJ, sent an escort to receive the booy
from q committee which escorted the
body to Montgomery, from Tuscaloosa.
Mrs. Mcguire. mother Of Mr.. James
Maguirey met with a painful accident
yesterday. She fell from q door and
suffered severely from the shock.
Physicians were hurriedly summoned
and upon examination found no bone
broken.
Mrs. MaGuire Is 81 years old, and
owing to her extreme age. fears are
entertained for her condition.
Rev. NJ. Fl. Holt OF Montgomery
presiding elder. OF the Montgomery
district, stopped on his way to the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
NEGRO STOLE wHIsKEV.
Frank etone Is held. By tins AEobaIe
= Poffce

Frank stone ss Held. b. tins HObsIe
P0lfee.
Mobile, Jan. 25--(Special. 1.-The po-
lice department IL working on q case
concerning the theft Of several bottles
OF whiskey that was brought TO its at
tention through the searching Of me-
gro's quarters who was under arrest
tor stealing 81 bottle Of SIN.
Frank Stone, 9 negro, was arraigned
in the Recorders Court this morning
charged with stealing a bottle Of gin
from a store on Davis Avenue. When
the detectives were looking through his
effects at the home OF Carrie Brown, q
negro woman. they found over dozen
bottles of whiskey.
The police think the negro stone
either broke int car on the road and
stole the whiskey or stole II from .
car In the railroad yards here.
The negro was convicted on the
charge of stealing the bottle Of gin
from the Davis Avenue store and there
Is no probability Of his leaving before
the theft Of the whislSey can be fast
ened on him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
PICFURR or COL. AGeCLURE.
e is Sent to , Ss%ssFsla''' .' Club q

II a Sent to COmmereial.s Club az
Mobile. 8. A1ss
Mobile, Jan4 s--<Epeeiail 1.-The
Commercial Club has resolved . Pic
ture OF Colonel a. x. Mcclure OF Phile-
delphia, the, friend of the South, which
win In future adorn the walls Of the
club. -.
The portrait is a splendid. likeness
ana viii be given place among the
other numerous photographs Of dis
tinguishbd men at future neeting
when 1t will accepted with .snitabte
ceremonies By members OF the club.
Colonel Mcclure IL we'll known to the
people OF Mobile ana Alabama and
when celebrating his birthday recent
~ In PhiiaAslphia the Commercial
Club sent him a congFatulatory tsle-
gram 80
At meeting Of the directors OF the
Conamerciai Club this afternoon 1t was
decided to hold meeting next Thurs
day night at 1850 to receive formally
the photographs of Col. A. K. Mcclure
uRAsente TO the club.
A. form of entertainment was also
agreed on for the bankers, merchants
ana others who compose the party from
sioux City which viii stop here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
TO CULTIVATE cANTELOUPEs.
southeast Alabama Farmers Enterested
I'm The Industry.

southeast Alabama Farmers Interested
I'm The Industry.
Midland City, Jan, 25--l6peeial)--
Hon. r. F. Cobb, of Dothan, addressed
the farmers of this vicinity here this
morning on the Importance OF culti-
waiting canteloupes.
He delivered similar address at
Pinckard three miles west OF here. this
afternoon.
AS a result Of his efforts along this
line there will be about 800 acres. ad-
jAcent to these two towns planted in
canteIoupes, q crop sthat may be con-
Yerted into cash in theNsummer instead
Of waiting until fall. Is with cotton
and corn.
About 1900 acres will be cultivated
in this sectf~n with Dothan as the
central shipping point.
The election at Pinckard, yesterday.
to fill the vacancy in the aldernatio
board. caused by the resignation of w.
L. Head. who was recently advanced
to the mayoralty. resulted in the cleo
tion of r. A. Newman, by a small
majority over his opponent. Ike Halls
ton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

Mobile, Jan, 25-(Special) Captain
John Graft, Chairman Of the Mobile
Basin Tennessee River Improvement
Association has called meeting Of the
executive committee Of the association
for next Monday afternoon. The meet
ing viii be for the purpose OF ais
e,isniuR plans for the future OF the
aseoeiation with . View TO Immediately
pressing them into action. Captain
Craft states that he expects the mem
bers Of the association from Georgia,
Tennessee and Mississippi TO attend ana
eitogethey the outlook IL Tor &R en-
thusiastic meeting
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

oZ nrs. Charles Mohr, where Mrs. Gay
lord Clark and Miss Clark are spend
ing the winter.
Friday night the Athelstan Club VIII
give It's first cotillion OF this year.
which will be led By MIR. Alfred D0rgan
and Miss Virginia Lyon
The Carnival Cottlicn Of the Club
Friday, February 2sth. win be led BY
Mr Walter Horn and Miss Dorothy
The Shakespeare Club held a most
Interesting session Saturday at the
residence Of Mrs. Torrey. The follow
Ing question: from Act v OF Othello
were under discussion:
4 WAY does DesdemOna beg for half
mn hours gKace7
:. How account for the fact that she
dies With . falsehoOd on her lips; was
g AZ sntenfional one. q mistake or the
result az confused mind?
:. Has the soiloquy OF the modern
dTasaAa any relation to the chorus Of
apctent drama?
4. what &c the secret power by which
@ man, like Tago, makes even innocent
persons, as wen as circumstances, con-
spiKe to serve his evil prvposes7
5. Il the influence OF the play on the
Eida Of pessimIsna or optimism, Does
Tago seem TO Be yAnquished and evil
inspired?
y All NuD mouth VI NAsA&iuy nA& the
pzsgsnce Of virtue any ethical siSnin-
canee? so
The Do as Tou Please Card Club met
Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Bestor
Aeberts0n. There were no substitutes
Is the members, Mechanics Tom Smith,
Eehiey Moreiand, Eadler. TunstaII Inge,
J. b, Waterman, Santos Ruhira, Jr.,
Wtlliam Pope, Mrs. Luce and Mrs Rob
eTkepn, were all present to play for
the prtzes, which were . HavIland tea
plate for each table. s
A card CLUB Of the younger set which
has no pane and whose members met
Tor the pleasure Of being together, was
entertained on Friday by Miss Kitty
shepherd ct her home on catharine
Street Those who played were Misses
Sims, Ethel and Eleie Fry, Corinne and
Aileen Hunter OF Selma, Agnes Bell
Goldsby. Pieksns Of Greensboro and
Ella Wheeler.
The Ladies' OF the Inhrmary Associa-
ton are busy over a bazaar which Is
building during the Carnival.
eaeisAy here. there and everywhere. Is
interested IA the marriage OF Miss Van
daFbl1t which takes place Monday, The
women OF two continents are INDUCING
what she wears, how she looks and
what the Count win give her. II does
aaae things a bit and clear the eonver-
nati0naI atmosphere, for rs Americans
% know the Ssechenzi family have an
nonneea that their name IL pronounced:
Aay-chain-yer.
The only theatrical treat Of the week
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

Mobile. Jan. 25y--.Arrived: Steamers
Dictator (Nor.), Gunaidsen, Port Ld-
mon; HiIlbrook (Br.l. Hopley. Tene-
rife: schooners Florence Newson fBr1s
Meisner, Cardenas, Cuba; Isaac T.
Campbell, Waldemor. Ponce.
Cleared: Steamers Fusltahago <Cu-
ban), Stratton, Frontera: Dictator
(Nor.), Gunaldsen. Bocas; Bodo (Nor.,,
Larsen, Puerto Cortex.
Sailed: Steamer Fort Morgan (Nor.) },
Flakstad, Bocas del Toro.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

COTTON GROWERS
WIN BE The Annual Meekins AZ WhicA
0esieers Svlll ne ESec4eH
Eor Tbe xeaw.


Tho, annual meeting OF tbs Mont
gonery Division % thu Southern Cot
ton Association will take place In the
County Court House on Tuesday next
AZ Z O'clock at which time the annual
reorganization Of the Montgomery
Division will take uimce. Officers viii
be elected ~ VIII also delegates to
the state convention to be held In this
city beginning February 5.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Organization will take
place on the same day az win the
Division meeting. At their meeting
the stockholders will hear the VARIOUS
reports to be read for the past year.
ana will also elect Q Beard Of DiTecteFs
for the ensuing year.
President Charles Gay reports an
enthusiastic meeting OF the members
OF the Division at Mt Carmel. beat 40.
At this meeting william Sellers was
elected President, w. X. watson. aerre-
tMgy ana treasurer ana five delegates
were elected to attend the meeting OF
the whole Division in this city Tues
day
The Montgomery County Division is
said to be In very flouFishing eondi-
tion, and the meeting TO be held here
on Tuesday promises to be one OF en-
thtsiaBtic delegates.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
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Any bank or business firm In Lebanon Will
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

OHMENW 81 A&DBAAE GAAAR NHA~N@~@@N
or Receive Report.
Mobile, Jan. 6--ispecial) News
received in this city BY Hieronymus
Brothers, part owners OF the schooner
Aroma which went down at sea, tells
OF the, experiences of this crew from
the time the vessel went down Until
rescued by q passing steamer.
The shipWrecked crew went from
January ~ to January Is without
drinking water and with salt pork and
Irish potatoes as their only food. They
saw several vessels pass but were I'M
able to make them see their plight
until finally the bark osberga sighted
them and answered their signal OF dis
tFess and rescued the crew. They wsre
taken to Savannah whence the news
came 20 Mobile Of the loss OF the yes
sci.
Thy wreck Of the shipwrecked
schooner was set on fire as 1t was a
menace TO navigation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

1000 HIS. Fancy Sugar Cured Hams
H. 49,. - l&c
Our guarantee goes with every ene
OF these Hams.
4 cams ID. hand-paes<ed Tomatoes. use
~ 1-2e quality. -. -. use
Armour Paelking Co.'S Azfnced Ham,
H1Ts.. ...1Oe
Armour Paeking Co.'s Lunch Ham,
30s szEe... -. -! :. ....s.. o.. 16c
10 Bars Polo Soap. 80. 80. 80. ..25c
Q Bars 0ctagon SOAP. -. So use
Shezzc& Almonds, IN. 80. =. :. ..@Se
Extra Fine Freneh Peas. :. zoe
BROCK GROCERY CO.,
@The Fare Feed szorea.~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

Ozark, Jan. 25--t6psciai) -zSafn q.
Adams died at N PaSO, Texas. at 3:3o
yesterday afternoon.
The body win pass through Mont-
Gomery Monday night or Tuesday
morning. his mother will be with II.
meet the party
He was universally toved here. and
was one OF the most exemplaFy young
men 81 the county
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

sessions every day during this week
the executive council Of the American
Federation OF Labor today dnally con-
cluded its work. During this time,
many problems OF vital Interest 70 or
ganized. labor have been considered and
disposed Of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

Mobile. Jan. 25.--( Especial. )--Henry
Binzsr, for twenty-five years a mem
Der Of the police force. and considered
one OF it's most exemplary men, died
today after q long illness at his home
on South Marine Street.
He vas 81 years Of age and had been
III for over q year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

/ The police are endeavoring to locate
the persons who late yesterday after
noon looted the home OF MRS. Sterrett
Tata. residing IN the eastern suburbs
of sIiverware and 5ewelry to the value
81 about 500.
I Il IL believed that tranps visited
hhe home during the absence Of Mrs,
Tate, as the place 10 ct the edge Of
the city limits, ana Just aeross the
Hire numerous traFnps have been
carnpsng during the recsnt cold wealth
~. several OF them have appeared aE
the gate Of Mrs. rate and made re-
quests OF food, and as she mas 'afways
tsndeavored TO help the unfortunate;
she has gixen fOod and money liberal
~. with the result that On the hrst
afternoon that she left hers home, It
was robbed. - -. -.
It IL supposed that some % the men
VINO we've furnished with food commit
ted the robbery.