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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
TO SERVE WITH CIBLIN
POLICE OFFICERS WRITE TO THE
 MOBILE CHIEF.
Montgomery's Head sIeuth Will Take Part In the Reunion of Veterans
 Held In the Gulf

| q ss= HEt0 Hu tne 1WhL City.
 Mobile, Dec. 1.-(Special. )--Cnief of Police Giblin is in receipt of many re- plies to notices of appointment of mem bers or his stan during the coming | reunion of Confederate veterans. Those making answer in the affirm ative, signifying willingness to serve with him. are Chief of Police W. H. Taylor. Montgomery; Inspector w. J.. O'Connor. Chief Detective James H :. Reynolds and Detectives Daniel F. Mouney and John H. Littleton, New Orleans and Chief w. c. Davis of the Memphis department.
 In his letter of acceptance, Chief Taylor of Montgomery said:
 T am in receipt of letter from MT. Cox of your Commercial Club. in which he informs me that I have been ap- pointed by you to serve on the Com- mittee of Public safety during the re- union of the Confederate Veterans, and I beg to advise you of my acceptance, and to thank you for the honor con- ferred."
 Inspector o'Connor of New Orleans writes:
 T am in receipt of communication from MT. Benj. B. Cox, Secretary Gen eral Committee of Veterans Reunion. notifying me of my appointment by you as a member of the Committee on Public Safety during the reunion of the United Confederate Veterans in your city, and in making reply to same beg to inform you that I consider 1t an honor to be placed on this committed. and l accept, with pleasure, the ap-I pointment." a ~ .,i,
 The replies of acceptance from Chief Detective Reynolds and Detectives Mouney and Little of the New orleans police. were couched in the same words.
 Chief Davis of Memphis says: T have been, informed by Benjamin B. Cox of my appointment as a member of the Committee on Public Safety at the next reunion, and 1t Is my present purpose to attend and will aid you as far as lies in my power. Thanks for the honor"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
PENSACOLA SOCIETY

Pensacola, Fla. Dec. I.-(Special)-- MT. Malcolm Yonge has returned from Auburn, where he has been on a visit to his brother. MT. Chandler Yonge. Mrs. W. A. Blount entertained yes- terday at her beautiful bayshore home. in honor of Will Davis. of Chi cago. who Is visiting her parents A large number of society people attend ed the event.
 Mrs. W. B. Wright entertained at bridge this morning. the guest of hon. or being Miss Josie Knowles, who re- gently returned home. Quite a num- Der of invited guests attended.
 Lieut. and Mrs. Crawford of For tress Monroe, arrived in the city this morning to spend some time, with Mrs. Crawford's parents. Captain and Mrs. J. E. Turtle at Fort Barrancas
 Magnolia Temple No. {. Pythian Sis- ters, held a very interesting social ses- sion this afternoon in the lodge rooms, the meeting following 6 business ses- sion of the order at which there was a large number of members.
 Capt and Mrs. J. E. Turtle of Fort Barrancas entertained at the Country Club this evening in honor of their daughters. Mrs. Will Davis, of Chi- cago. and Mrs. Crawford of Fortress Monroe. A large number of society people, the married set as well as the younger people. attended. Progressive euchre was enjoyed by the ladies of the Progress Club, and as usual the weekly event, proved to be most enjoyable.
 | Mrs. c. J. Levy entertained this evening in honor of Miss Nell Rich- ards whose marriage to Mir. Charles J. Mayes of San Diego, Cal, was an- nounced. It will occur on December at the home of the brides parents on East Hill.
 A large number of the Daughters of the Confectionery gathered this after l noon at the home of Mrs. Howe, where they discussed matters of in- terest to the chapter.
 The regular weekly meeting of the w. c. T. U. was held this afternoon at the Presbyterian Church.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
BURIAL or NUN
Sister Mary Austin Carroll Laid To
 Rest.

Sister Mary Austin Carroll Laid To Rest. Mobile. Dec. 1--(Special.) )--The fu- neral of Mother Mary Austin Carroll. one of the most noted religieuse in this county, was the occasion today for a gathering of members of the Catholic clergy and faith from all parts of Alabama, Louisiana and Mis- sissippi.
 The funeral occurred from St. Jo- seph's Catholic Church on Spring Hill Avenue and Bayou Streets this morn ing at 10 o'clock with a solemn pom tifical Mass of Requiem. After the Mass, Right Reverend Bishop Edward P. Allen. gave the solemn absolution for the dead.
 The officers of the Mass were: Right Reverend E. P. Allen, D. D. celebrant; Rev. M. Henry. D. D. as- sistant priest; Rev. D. A. Brady, Rev. E. B. Kennedy, deacons of honor; Rev. A. Heibel, deacon of the Mass: Rev. R. o. Gerow. D. D.. sub-deacon or the Mass; Rev. E. J. Hackett. master of ceremonies
 The interment was in the Catholic CemAtAry
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
MOBILE POLICE NEWS.

Mobile, Dec. 1.-(Special)-Fotr Summers was this morning caught py Patrolman McCarron while in the act of stealing a carton of tobacco rom a wagon in Dauphin street. Summers is held for larceny.
 John Kelly and John Collins. white. giving their ages as 21 and homes in Memphis, Tenn, are held here, being arrested this morning as house thieves. The men had secured lodg- ings in a negro boarding house and while there 1t is charged they stole Q |4sfsof va1tabIes When arrested some of the goods were found on them.
 Samuel Thomas. held for the mur- der on Monday night near the poor asylum of Aaron Bradley. was ar raigned before the recorder this morn ing. The crime having been commit ted outside the city, he was turned over to the sheriff who produced a warrant for him.
 Robert Christie. a white man, was before the recorder this morning, his wife being complainant. She charg- ed that last night Christie attempted to secure possession of their child. Divorce proceedings between the two are pending and the recorder. falling to find sufficient evidence dismissed the man.
 Thomas Hurts, negro. who err1- bezzled $4 from his employer, was given a hard labor sentence of three months this morning by Recorder Clarke.
 H. M. Moody. who was arrested by Patrolrnan Bud Conniff by order of Lieutenant Dorlon for being unruly at the polls, has asked for an affidavit against the arrestirg officer charging assault with a club. Moody when arr rested became unruly and had to be hit several times with a billy by the officer.
 Report was made to local police headquarters of the snatching of a pocketbook by a negro late last night on Dauphin street near Broad. Mrs Nellie Halliwell was the victim. Mrs. Halliwell and a woman companion were going home at the time They gave chase but the negro escaped.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
Works Wonders
FOR NERVOUS MEN AND
 WOMEN, TOO.

Let the following advice be needed by all those who are afflicted with malaria and it's attendant discomforts, and an- noyances. A treatment design ed 10 tone up the entire system and restore vitality to the plish great results.
 Undoubtedly the following prescription win work wonders for that great class of men who, through dissipation of their nat ural strength. find themselves in their second childhood long before the three score and ten allotted to life's pleasures and enjoyments are reached.
 It Is presumed to be infallible, and highly efficient in quickly restoring in nervous exhaus- tion, weak vitality, melancholia and the functions.
 First get fifty cents worth of compound fluid baimwort in one-ounce package. and three ounces syrup sarsaparilla com pounl; take home, mix and let stand two hours: then get one ounce compound essence cardiol and one ounce ttncture cadomene compouud (not cardamom). Mix all iN a six or eight ounce bot tie. shake well. and take one teaspoosful after each meal and ore when retiring. following by a drink of water.
 By mixing 1t at home no man need be the wiser as to anoth- CTS shnrtcomings, and expen- SiNe fees are avoided.
 Lack If poise and equilibrium in mrp is a constant source of emharra ssment. even when the public least suspects 1t, For the benefit of those who want a restoration to full. bounding health. and all the happiness ac- eompaHy.ng 1t. the above home treatment is given: If contains no opiatcs or habit-forming drugs whatever. Mix it at home and no one will he the wiser as to your afflictioh.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
SHOPS AT PANOLA,

Mobile. Dec. -(Special)-Panola, small station on the Alabama, Ten nessee and Northern Railroad, has been selected by President J. T. Coch- rane as the site for establishing of shops for the company. This place was selected because of Its central To- cation on the line.
 Work of putting down tracks pre- paratory to beginning the building of shops will begin at once. said Presi- dent Cochrape. The shops will be equipped with all modern machinery
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
Oyster CommI..ion Meet.

Mobile. Dec. 1.-(Special. )-The Ala bama Oyster Commission met this af- ternoon at o'clock with President John Craft, Commissioners Bosarge and Patterson present. The working of the new law was explained by the President and much satisfactory progress was re- ported. The Commission determined to have an official legal advisor to rep resent them. After transacting other routine business the body adjourned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
OLD BOYS OF BARTON.
Wartime Students to Form An (
 ~nnfxaffOu

Warttme students to Foffn An Or-
 ganixation.
 Mobile. Dec. 1-(Special)-The boys of 1ss1-'63 of old Barton Academy, &C., cordfng to an announcement made to- day, will meet at an early date and form an organization for the senti- ment that there is attached to the school
 Out of the three teachers now iiv- Ing. two of them are teaching in the school.
 At the memorial meeting of Raphael Semnes Camp. U. c. ", to be held here on Monday night Judge Saffold Berney of the Law and Equity Court will deliver the memorial address. The U. D. c. and the Sons of Veterans win take part in carrying out the program.
 The members of the camp vii, form at the armory and go to ths meeting in . body.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
TRIAL OF ETHERTDGEs
., - --- ---1.- ' Evergreen Men in Mobile Federal
 Court

f,4 Court.
 Mobile, Dec. 1.-fSpeciai.) .)-The case of Carey M Etheridge and Herbert Etheridge of Evergreen. charged with violation of the postal laws in connec- ton with transactions with John M. Parker 6 Co., of New Orleans, which started in the United States Court yes- terday, is still on trial. &
 It is hardly possible that the case will reach the jury before Friday.
 John NJ. Parker, the principal wit ness against the defendants. occupied the stand the entire day and was the only witness heard
 MT. Parker is a resident of Louisiana and entertained Roosevelt on his bear hunt In the Louisiana swamps. He left for nome tonight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
Chautanaua Circle.
RUN DOWN MURDERERs.
Sheriff Drago is After s1ayers


 Mobile. Dec. 1--(Special)--The work of ferreting out the murderers of J W. Tillman. the aged watchman al the crossing of the Louisville and Nashville and Mobile and Bay Shore road is under the direction of Sheriff John s. Drago and the special agents of the railroads.
 The crime was one of the boldest ever committed in daylight in this county and nothing has been left un- done to bring the parties to justice. Arthur Turner and William Madi- son. negroes. are confined in the coun- ty jail on the charge of murder. The bloody envelope found in the flag mans cabin near the crossing con- tained the names of these two men and that of another who Is stin at large.
 The handwriting on the envelope has been positively identified by rela- lives of Tillman and it Is believed that he wrote 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
For Cutting Tlmhnr

Mobile. Dee. 1-Cspecial.) - The case against Frank Busby, charged With cutting timber on school lands was called In the City Court today and continued until the next term of court An indictment found against him by the last grand jury alleges that he cut fifteen trees from lands that were the property of the State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
FOOTBALL TEAM DIMES.
Spring HiiI Eleven Are Guests of Nil Schfmpf.

s Schimpf.
 Mobile, Dec. L-(Special.)- )-Tonight at the home of MT. and Mrs. Charles Schimpf, the members of the Spring HiIi College football team. class 10. were guests of Charles R. c. Schimpf at a dinner in honor of the victory over the Mobile Military Institute, Nov. 1s
 It was at the end of the first half when neither side had scored. that Charles R. c. schimpr, class '09. went on the field and promised the collegians a dinner if they won. And they did the score being IT to o.
 Present were Brother M. T. King
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
Laurendine Summoned

Mobile, Dec. 1.-(Special)-P. R.. Laudendine of this city. was summoned tonight to Brownsville. Tex, to testify in a case of S. P. Smith, said to be connected with the smuggling of Chi nese into this country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02

IS. T.. Director of Athletics; E. c. Maxim. coach; Captoin S. Braud; Tilam and Franz. (Mascot) schimpf, Dolson. J. and B., and John Bauer, Pardus, Black. Ducate. Lebeau. Frederick. Kerr lin. Mistric, McHardy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02

Julian Dufree. or Secretary Evans of the Mobile Y. NJ. c. A. will attend the meeting in Montgomery Friday night when the matter of organizing a South ern Y. M. c. A. Basket Ball League will be taken up.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
Mobiles Brotherhood of st. Andrew

Mobile. Dec. al)-Follow- ing religious services held at St. Johns Episcopal Church by Rev. Matthew Brewster last night the Brotherhood of St. Andrew held an important meeting in the Chapter house. Officers were elected for the ensuing year as follows: Frank 10 Leslie, (re-elected) director: Edward Turner, vice director w E. DeMiIIer Turner, vice director; W. F.. DeMiller Charles W. Smith, chaplain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02

Headaches and Neuralgia from Colds.
 LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine, the world wide Cold and Grip remedy removes cause. Call for full name. Look for signature D. W. GROVE e5c. thur
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02

H. E. Austin this morning filed q petition in bankruptcy in the United States District Court. Liabilities S1SC with no assets.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02

Port Eads. La. Dec 1.--Arrived: Rev. entazon (Br.) Port Iimon; Horace (Br.l Gulfport; Mexican tRr) Liverpool via Barbadoes. etc; St. Laurent (Br.) Ha- vre via Bordeaux. etc.
 Sailed: Shelnla .(Nor.) Gothenbure and Christiania ~ia Norfolk: Comus New York Comus. Orleander (Br. ! Ru- aton Mongibello Qtal) Naples and Genoa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
MOBILE PROHI CASES.
Many Prosecutions Await High Cour
 Decisions,

Many prosecutions Await High Court
 Decisions.
 Mobile, Dec. 1.-(Special. )--A num- Der of liquor cases on the docket Of the Inferior Criminal Court have been taken or pending a decision of the Su- preme Court, in mandamus proceed ings filed against Judge Afford.
 The cases are as follows:
 Violating prohibition laws: Johp Dumas, two cases; John T. Kibl, J.. Brooks. Williams Wyley, Honey Strauss, Norman Rogers, Fred Pees. Thomas Parker, Gwin Compton, J. N. Williams, Jr., William Abrams Maxie Rosner Peter Hamil Huggins Cleve- land, Reuben Wilson. B. c. Henry, A |. Balladares, Tripo Chipalich, Rufus sheridan, Edward Hogan, Bernard De- Britton. Sam Brock, Arthur Phillips. Max Maiselle. Arthur Wilbur.
 Unlawfully storing prohibited liquors Clarence Blalack. John s. Blalack.
 Condemnation proceedings-Anthony Schroeder, William Abrams, R. R. Myles. J. H. Zukerman. John S. and Clarence Blalack. Robert Blalack, Sal- vatore Granatom, Anthony Pinto.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02

Capt. Leon Schwarz, of the local mill itary, friend and comrade of Leop McCord, sent the following unique tell egram to the leader of the Safe and Sane League on Monday night. Con gratulationsAAfobile Is very safe, but not very sane right now"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
MARINE NEWS

New Orleans, La. Dec. 1.-Cleared. Viator (Nor.) Puerto Cortez; FjelI (Nor.) Port Barrios via Cortez; Voge- sen (Ger.) Hamburg via Rotterdam; EI Paso. New York; Morgan. Tampa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
nrlaxe rea fer Mr.. Thame..

Mobile. Dec. l-(Special. )-Miss Adele Batre entertained most delight fully at a bridge-tea this afternoon at three o'clock at her handsome home on Church street In compliment to Mrs. c. B. Thames one of this seasons at tractive brides,
 The prizes. lovely pieces of art pot tery, a vase for the first and second and a candelestick for the consolation. were played for by Mesdames Horace Upton, Terry Moore. Le Baron Lyons. H. H. Patterson, L. C. Garrett, R. A. Tom Smith. E. D. Ledyard, John vid- mer. Misses Virginia Thomas. Rosa Lyons. Lettice Clark. Agnes B. Goldsby and the guest of honor, Mrs Thames.
 At the conclusion of the games af- ternoon tea was served and those who came in to join the players were Miss Mollie Thames, Mesdames Robert liar dy smith. James Taylor. John Water man. Frank Inge. Norton Williams. Waring Harrison. Inge Selden. Miss Grace Bestor and Miss Mary Easley Goldsby.
 Chautauaua Circle.
 The meeting of the Chautauqua Cir ele was held this afternoon at 4:3O at the residence of Mrs. H. H. Duffee. Af- ter the reading of the minutes and re- ports from the officers were ended the program given consisted of 1. A quiz on second chapter of the book, "The Greek View of Life
 2. Reading-The Modern Prome- theus.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02

Mrs. W. B. Wright entertained at bridge this morning. the guest of hon. or being Miss Josie Knowles. who re- gently returned home. Quite a num- Der of invited guests attended.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02

Lieut.. and Mrs. Crawford of For tress Monroe. arrived in the city this morning to spend some time, with Mrs. Crawford's parents, Captain and Mrs. J. E. Turtle at Fort Barrancas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02

Thomas Hurts, a negro, who enl- bezzled $4 from his employer, was given a hard labor sentence of three months this morning by Recorder Clarke.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02

Pensacola, Fla. Dec. I.-(Special)-- MT. Malcolm Yonge has returned from Auburn. where he has been on a visit to his brother, Mir. Chandler Yonge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02

Mrs. w. A. Blount entertained yes- terday at her beautiful bayshore home. in honor of Will Davis. of Chi csgo. who is visiting her parents. A large number of society people attend ed the event.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02

Magnolia Temple No. {. Pythian Sis- ters, held very interesting social ses- sion this afternoon in the lodge rooms, the meeting following a business ses- sion of the order at which there was a large number of members
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
ONE SERIOUSLY HURT
IN CAR COLLISION
Jay O'Loane Thrown Into Air
and Fractures Shoulder

In a collision between two cars at
turk and Fillmore streets at an early
hour yesterday morning several pas
sengers were injured. one seriously
According to eye witnesses Jay O'Loane
was riding on the front platform, al
the time Of the accident, and was
thrown 20 feet into the air, alighting
on his back and sustaining a severe
fracture Of the shoulder.
II was announced at the French hos
pital. to which institution the injured
man has been removed, that II would
be several months before he viii be
able to leave.
O'Loane is the man who was charged
some months ago, together with Sid
ney J. Dandy. with giving liquor 70
James Goodwin. an aged miner from
Nevada. with intent TO kill him. The
alleged plot was uncovered by Dr.
Joseph L Howard, and both Of the
men were placed under arrest.
Although the case has been con-
stantly in the courts for number Of
months il has not been possible thus
far to secure a conviction. The case
Is set to come up before Judge Cabaniss
some time early ia January.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
SACRED HEART COLLEGE
WINTER TERM CLOSES
Good Showing in Athletics Is
Subject of Commendation

An enthusiastic rally at Sacred
Heart college of students and in
structors yesterday closed the winter
term of the school Most of the
speeches dealt with the splendid show
ing made by the college in the field
of sports. Brother Lewis was the first
speaker saying that so long as ath-
letics had become a necessary part OF
the present college life, he was glad
that Sacred Heart college was first in
line.
Brother Gregory spoke on modera-
ton in athletics. He took occasion to
compliment the college relay team as
champions of the Catholic colleges of
California. Coach Mill. after a few re-
marks on college spirit, outlined his
plans for the coming basket ball sea-
SON. Black lettered sweaters were
awarded E. French, 1911; T. Gafney,
1910; T. Meagher, 1911, and L. OHair.
1910, members of the relay team. The
athletes awarded sweater coats with
the college monogram, follow:
j. Dennis, 1918; w. Dunn, 1918; E.
Broder, 1918; E. McEvoy. 1913; D. Hunt,
1918; j. Dougherty. 1912; d. Deran.
1910; T. Cummins, 1912; L Robinson.
1912; M. Raeckel, 1911; w. Mccarthy,
1911, F. Bennett, 1913, and D. Byrnes,
1911.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
PRINTS Or BURGLARS
FINGERS PHOTOGRAPHED
Intruder Leaves Marks on Win
dow Sill Of Residence

Tie apartments Of Mrs. X T. Good
all al 1899 HYDE street were entered
bv a burglar Monday night climbing
through window. JeWelry valued al
$3.50 aas stolen. The burglar left his
ruzer prints on the window sill and a
rhotogranh of them was taken yester-
dav bE Police photographer Blum.
Three burg ars entered the residence
~ airs. Mary Sjblon. 9Ol Fell street,
Monday afternoon, but when they real
ized that they had been seen by
George Nagata. japanese servant,
er's residence at 229 fremont avenue
was entered Monday during the alb
sence Of the family and jewelry and
silver ware valued at 800 were stolen.
Charles Buthmann, I76 Golden Gate
avenue, was held up by two men Mon
dav night in san Jose avenue near
UnadiIla street and robbed of SIG.
Edward O'Nein Of the Metropole
hotel was robbed of a purse containing
SO and a diamond ring valued at $50
on Fillmore street car; y. y. Amber,
15s5 Pacific avenue of a purse con-
tanning SO on a Masonic avenue car;
Hiram Glider, 1915 Fillmore street, OF
q purse containing SIG, check for SIS
and money orders for S10.2S on a Polk
and Larkin car, and Mrs. L. s. Kings
wood. 1913 Dolores street, Of a purse
containing Sc on a Valencia street car.
A boy about II years of age stole q
collie dog valued at $3.50 from Mrs. NJ
J. Creitz, 511 Eleventh avenue. Mon
day, and some one stole a horse and
buggy from B. Cohn, 1903 Golden Gate
avenue
While Mrs. W. J. Jackson Of 1447
Lake street was standing in Ellis street
between Taylor and Mason Monday
afternoon a negro snatched her hand
satchel. took from il a purse containing g
ss. dropped the satchel on the sidewalk
and ran away.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
Marriage Licenses

The Following marriage licenses were issued in
san Francisco. Tuesday. December 2l 1903;
BEID0NE-GAZZANO- Belone, IS
aud Maria Gazzano, %, both Of 3fs Broadway
CHAIN-PETRY-Owen II. Chain. %. and
Louise F. Petry. %. both of 1872 Shotwel
street.
OVERWHELMINGLY William Hargrave, "a
Stockton. and Cora W Rune p, Santa Cruz
IER-CALLANAN-Fre u Meier. %. 341;
Seventeenth street, and Lillian j. Callahan, 20
375 Church street.
ILIs-WOOD-William II. McNeill. 6S
Redheld, S. D., AID Martha E. Wood, so
Suisun.
MOsER-KIsBY-Joseph Moser. %. AIS Cough
street, and Margaret Kisby, 19, l3o Langtor
street.
PERI-JoHNsoN- c. Perl. 81. and
Dora L. johnson, %, both of 1916 Hayes
street.
PHILLIPS -wALSH-William L. Phillips. 81
Oakland. and Sarah F. Walsh, is, 6l9 Hayes
street.
-TATEISHI-Tomegoro Uyeda, 80, i75.
Sutter street, and Mitsuko Tateishi, IS, Stock
ton.