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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-20
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-20
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-20
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-20
TUFTS Leber PiIIen

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bel, fdle1tem @efdmad i'm Munbe,
Spbbrennen, belester 3unse, @ppetit.
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9lQe biliDien 2eibeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-20

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nit ieinem Neroplan iiber Die n@ol.
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negflieaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-20

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Preis 75c bic Slafde.
Sal's Gamiliensgi[len iinb Die better.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-06
LAST vEEABLE MURDER
SUSPECT rs RELEASED

With the receipt OF an order from
Justice Of the Peace b. C. Young. Jsiier
Pettus freed the last Of the suspects
connected with the Venerable murder
mystery. The last suspect the author
tiles hoped to pin the guilt OF the
murder OF the North Montgomery msr-
chant. Bob Gallagher. has been in the
county jail for three weeks. having
been arrested Immediately after the.
killing. ~
Three other negroes. believed to
have been implicated In the killing,
were also arrested, but one by one they
hape been given their liberty The
authorities. however. believed that
Gallagher had committed the crime, and
since the murder haveNd done everything
In their power. in working up evidence
in the matter against the negro
For the past two or three days, clue
after clue has been found 70 be false,
and yesterday. having nothing upon
which they could hold the negro. Jus
tice Young signed the order for hts
release.
: During his stay in the county jaii,
although closely questioued at ali
hours by different people, Gallagher
has steadfastiy denied his guilt. ana
when given his liberty yesterday said
that he knew the authorities could not
connect an innocent man with the
killing Of the old and respected North
Montgomery merchant. - ~. .r
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-06
RACE FOR COMMISSIONER
OF AGRICULTURE Is ON

A review OF the political situation
printed in Mondays Advertiser was
incomplete In that no mention wss
made Of the race that IL already shap-
ing for Commissioner OF Agriculture.
special interest attaches to this ccn-
test by reason Of the entry Of Capt.
r.. F. Kolb, who figured 80 largely In
politics In Alabama IN the eos Captain
kolb and Hector d. Lane. ira OF Law
renee County are the only announced
candidates. Gossip has 1t that prob
ably Director w. H Seymour Of, the
Bureau OF Cotton Statistics would en-
ter. Captain Kolb announced several
days ago, after receiving greet many
voluntary pledges of support. He has
twice filled the once and was twice an
unsuccessful candidate for Governor.
He now lives in Montgomery.
His opponent 10 . young man. the
son OF Hector d. Lane the first Com
missioner OF Agriculture. after the es-
Establishment Of the once BY the Legis-
iature. He has large farm near
CORTLAND.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-06
NEW LINE TO GULF
IMPonrAnT< ANNoUNCEMENr m
KANSAS CITY.
wilIism Kensasck Says Railroad WIN
De Built from West TO Sess
Fort In Texas. tss,

Kansas City. April s.-That snsw
railroad extending from Kansas City
to the Gulf of Msxico> viii be in I'd
GRAFTON within three years. was the
statement made by william Kensficik.
who il constructing the oitlahona and
Gulf Railroad from Wagner. Ok. TO
Calvin. Ok. and who returned from
France TODAY. = -
Mr.. Keneistk has secured tbs sup-
port Of . number Of staunch capital
lists. He announced today that bond
issue has already been arranged
abroad. which will be suficient to ex-
tend the line from Calvin to Denisou
or Sherman. TEXAS.
Mr.. Kenefick says he has the assur-
ance that the funds necessary to build
the line north from Wagner Ok, TO
Joplin. Mo-. win be available a. soon
as the road 10 built to Texas. II .
connection cannot then be made with
some existing railroad. MFR. Ksnenck
win proceed to build his own line from
Joplin to Kansas City
ut 10 altogether probable" said he.
shat the Missouri. Oklahoma and
Gulf Raiiroad will operate it, own
trains over It's own tracks from Kan.
sas City to Texas within ten years. A
survey has been made for extension OF
the road. south from Texas and the
end of the third year may. md our own
tracks from Kansas City to the Gulf
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-06
o. S. CIRCUIT COURT
MET YESTERDAY

The Circuit Court OF the United
States met yesterday and passed upon
the accounts OF the marshal and Some
Of the commissioners for the last quar-
ter. pt
An order was made In the bank
ruptcy matter Of Carrie B. Rives d.
recting the marshal to appoint COM
missioners to allot homestead, but
in other respects the exceptions to the
referees report were overruled. Grand
and petit juries for the May term Of
the court will be drawn today.
The frst part Of the May term will
be devoted to the criminal docket.
which. IL 10 learned, will probably take
three weeks. After that, the civil
docket win be set, OF which notice will
be published in the papers. Judge
Jones will return to Birmingham some
time during the week to wind up some
unfinished matters OF the term Just
held there by him.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-06
10 ERADICATE
CATTLE TICKS
Quarantine Against FL
more County.
STATE ASSOCIATION ACTS
Cattle Cannot Be Moved in That
Comfy.
THe a.ar..tl.. ssesne. En.esive April
rs and WIN be Ce.tiasea IN
III the Csu.ty Il Free
Of The Tick.
I

Tick eradication ID the paramount
aim OF the Alabama Live stock Assoc
citation. in its task Of fostering cattle
culture In the state. and that the body
10 bending its greatest efforts to achieve
the eradication. was revealed at the
meeting Of yesterday, held In the Of
nee Of Commissioner OF Agrtculture J.
A. Wilkinson.
Looking to the eradication of ticks
In cattle. the method Of Erecting quar-
antines against the neighborhoods In
which the Infected cattle move. VIII be
adopted. Following the plan, quar-
antine will be declared against Elmore
County within the month. effective on
April 1s. according to DR.. G. A. Cary.
State Veterinarian. and one of the
three members OF the State Live Stock
Commission.
The announcement Of quarantine r.:
Tick eradication work In Gilmore
County makes II necessary to limit ana
control the movement OF cattle within,
out Of and into, Elmore County. There
fore. i hereby inform cattle owners,
cattle buyers and drivers, Transports.
tion companies, and all others concern
ed. that cattle shall not be moved up
on the public highways within. out OF
Into Elmore County. except upon In.
spection and written permission OF
Commissioned state or Federal veto.
rinarian or inspector. In no case VIII
per,nission be given for driving tick
infested cattle upon public roads or
highways. Cattle from Coosa, Talla-
poosa. Chiffon, Autauga and other tick
| infested counties can not be driven into
or through Elmore County, until m
spected and found free OF cattle TICKS.
and written permission be given Dy an n
offlciai veterinarian or inspector. Tnis
ouarantine shall go into effect April 10,
1908. G q; s
The three members OF the Commis-
sion. J. A. Wilkinson, DIR. c. A. cary,
and d. T. Gray. Professor OF AniInai
| industry at Auburn. were at the meet
Ing of yesterday. "a
Il was shown that eight Inspectors OF
live stock ana four veterinarians, paid
i y the Federal government. and two
| inspectors and one veterinarian. In the
employ of the state, are at work In
Alabama, engaged in the detection OF
the tick and tick infected cattle, and
| in taking steps toward eradication
The amount and experiences OF the
force of field workers. shows the In
terest taken by both state and nation
4 in the question OF cattle growth.
The Live Stock Commission enters an
appeal for aid. from the respective
counties, as the work 10 revealed as
enormous and important and expedition
/ In its contamination Is desired
A report OF the work of the Live
Stock Department for the first quar-
ter beginning January 1. is that 9.oea
animals have been inspected. 5,641
mules. 1890 horses. %. cattle and 2.o0t
hogs. 14 .IgaA .S~a!g lilsass
| Two horses. tested for CHAMBERS. re-
vealed that one was afflicted and the
other free from Infection. $50, cattle
have been inspected for signs OF tuber-
culosis.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-06
STATE TAX COMMISSION
WILL MEET TODAY

In monthly session, tho state Tax
Commission. composed OF J. J. Mitchell
Florence; Harvey Z. Jones. Mobile, and
J. B. Powell OF Greenville. will meet
today at the Capitol.
The session, a. designated, will con-
tInue today. wednesday, and Thursday,
but may run farther into the week.
Cases OF importance will probably
be heard, as several laRge corporations
viii be heard as co the amount OF their
Intangible asset assessment. The as
seasmsnt against the franchises OF
threa local corporations, the Traction
Company, the Montgomery Light and
water Power COMPANY and the Cit
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-06
NEGRO CHARGED WITH
THEFT OF FLOWERS

Thomas Bryant an Atlanta. Ca. me-
gro. was convicted In police court yes
.tsrday evening Of stealing bot lowers
afcgu the homes OF various Montgom-
ssry citissns The court placed hts pun !
tishment at four months on The chain
gang. without the privilege Of paying
cut.
For many months the police have
been receiving reports from various
citisens. OF thefts OF pot plants, but in
spite OF the efforts Of the officers the
thief was not caught. Yesterday Cap
tain Mica smith. assisted by Detective
Avant, took hold OF the case and land
ed The man in q fsw hours. The negro
denied his guilt. but witnesses present
identified him as the man who had sold
them certain flowers, the police now
have In their possession. The. persons
who had Amade the complaints to the
police, came to the ONCE and identified
the plants.
Il is axpected Several more cases viii
be made out against the negro bafore
the situation Il cleared up.
HateheDck UnchangeA.
WAshington, April 5s--rhere was no
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-06
TUSKEGEE RY.
CASE IS HEARD
Some Improvements Are
Ordered.
TIE FARE 10 BE REDUCED
Mast Have ! Separate Coach fcr
Baggage.
-. Ear. sssws.. cA.Aaw ara r..-
hss.s WIN BE rsrty Instead
q ylssy cs.ts. ~
New order.

Upon the complaints a. certain citi-
sens OF Tuskegee, the little Tuskegee
Railroad came In for regulation at the
hands Of the Railroad Conmisston yes
with the csii Of the case OF J. H.
Dfaksford and other citizens OF rus-
kegee against the Tuskegee Railroad
Company. the only case OF note to come
before the EaAilfoad Copnmission 1T Its
monthly meeting yesterday was sound
I'd.
me complsinsnts alleged inadequate
Gsr rates. and discriminatory freight
ratss on the part Of the railroad. which
81 an independent corporation. operat-
ing Q train between Chehaw and Tug
keges. Q distance Of some eight miles.
To two Of the demands Of the Tus-
kegss citisens the Communication acqui-
escsd, ordering that flrst class and
more ccmmodious passenger coach be
Installed, with one partition separating
the compartments for whites and me-
groes. Heretofore the coach ~ used.
In addition 70 being too small had three
Compartments. In the center one being
placed the haggage hauled on the train.
rhs basesge on the passenger coach
proved Offensive. especially when fish.
whose svsnescent freshness gave way
70 an unpleasant odor during the heat
% months OF the year.
II Wa ordered that no baggage be
hauled An the passenger coach.
The fare Of so cents for the trip. ~
formsr3y aseessed, was reduced 70. 20
cents. at the complaint Of excessive
pAsssnGsr rates.
Z In the matter Of af1eged discrimfna-
tory freight rates. the Commission
found no evidence which pointed con-
clusfveiy to substsntiation Of the
charge. Il
other matters OF minor Importance
70 all TO be heard were: The petition
Of The Atlantic Coast Line to close the
station at Tenniile. withdrawn: petit
ton Of the Fowl River Lumber Com
pany for cheaper rates on lumber be-
tween Delchamps and Mobile. over the
Mobile and Ohio, withdrawn; petition
OF citizens to open station at Jones. on
the Southern Railway. denied; petition
OF Southern to close station at Sum
flower. allowed.
with the unimporfant docket the
monthfy session Of the Commission was
completed. There will be an extra
session OF the body. however. next Mon
day, when the steamboat owners on
the Alabama and Tombigbee Rivers are
called to adjust the tariff OF river
sxafea.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-06
MAY STILL AT LARGE;
NEPHEW IS ARRESTED

Florence, April Especial Edgar
Gray, nephew OF John May, who satur-
day killed Grover Patterson. was ar
rested here today charged with being
accessory to the crime. May is stiii
at large.
Gray made no statement. Two white
men wfoa~witnessed the tragedy say
Gray held, the horses's head while May
called Patterson to the buggy and
shot him., They claim Patterson was
unarmed.
The dead man was nineteen years
old. May was formerly q constable
and political leader.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-06

gems Light and Power Company. are
stin pending. and It may be that one
or more OF the three Will be heard In
protest.
During the week, the assessment
against the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad, which has been designated
as nearly 100000; that against the
western Railroad. that OF the South
ern Express Company. and others. wall
come before the Commission The Of
acers Of the corporations have been
cited to appear before the Commission
during the week, TO show cause, Il
any, why the assessments should not
remain as designated.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-06
SLIGHT rlRRs.

AT $40 O'Clock yesterday morning the
roof OF the Rhodes house. 100 Shell
Road. caught IRE. the department re-
spending to the alarm from the Mad.
ison Avenue and North Moia gomery
stations. Rapid work on, the part OF
the firenen confined the damage to but
a few dollars.
An hour later the house at 81 Stone
Street caught: but that biaze. too. was
nipped bafore damage to amount to
anything was done.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-06
LEAVE OF ABSENCE FOR
FIREMAN BENEDICT

T. r. RoweiL one Of the men OF the
Madison Avenue IRE station. took his
friends by surprise yesterday by TAX
ing a wife. Miss Cleo Morton. of way.
cross. Ga. has made the lucky fireman
happy man.
Rowell asked the chief. for leave OF
absence and the next thing his friends
will bring his bride TO Montgomery to
live. N .-f.,,.ss.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-06
DIR. ELIOT MAY ACCEPT
POST AT ST. JAMES

Cambridge. Mass. April San
newspaper reports purportins to
emanate from me that have either
accepted or declined the post OF AM
basaador to Great Britain are abso-
iuteiy unauthorized" said President
Charles w. Eliot. In an Interview to-
day. 1880 'e.
II was reported here today that Pres
ident Eliot had not yet formally de-
clined the post.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-06
vEAsEY REPORTS; TO
BE FARMED OUT

Birmingham. April tspecial.,---
Pitcher veasey obtained from jackson
IN payment for Carlos Smith reported
today. He win probably be farmed to
Shreveport
Birmingham College Toto o. The team
leaves tomorrow for game against
The Unfxsrsfty % Alabama. n# lslf'H
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-06

Warrington. April 'Ss--Ttvs ysars In
the Fort Leavenworth (Kse.) peniten-
tiaxy, was the sentence today Imposed
By Justice Gould In the criminal court
here. upon Thomas ~. Hayes. former
receiving teller Of the American Ma
tional Bank. convicted last Tuesday
Of snibesslemsnt ana misspplication Of
the funds Of that institution. The
penalty was the minimum provided By
the statute.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-06
BONDS AT Par.

MONTGOMERY Places Some with the
Fourth National Bank.
For the first time In months Mont
gomery has placed bonds at par. The
remainder OF the baby bonds for the
work of sewer construction on North
and these were placed withsthe Fourth
National Bank-of Montgomery. the sum
total being. Of the last consignment
of paper. $500.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-06
ssR. UssERY DEAD.
He was Well Known In Calhoun
County

He Was Well Known In lCalhoun
County.
JacksonviIle. April 5.--(Special)--
Claudius Ussery a prominent farmer
and an old Conference.-The belong
ing to the 10th Alabama regiment
during the war, is dead at his home
some miles from here.
The funeral services took place at
the Union church near his home.
He was severely wounded during
the war, losing the entire use of one
of his arms. He aid all Of hts plough
ing with one arm. At his death he
had considerable means.
Lon johnson died today at o'clock
from the effects of injuries received
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-06
RrDREss COUNCIL CHAMBER.

The renovation Of the City Council
chamber Is to be started soon. Paper
hangers were in the building yester-
day, figuring on bid for the work and
shortly the contract will be placed. The
chamber IL to have new papering, a
new carpet. and the furniture will be
spruced up a bit.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-06

washington. April S.--The Senate to-
day confirmed Charles Dyer Norton. OF
Illinois. to be assistant secretary Of the
treasury and Jamea +. DuboIs. OF Penn
syIvania. TO be consul general at Sing
apore, Straits Ssttleuonk ~
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-06
AwArrs voLUxrrERs.

Delegates Wanted TO AttenA Hnterna-
tfonaI Peace Conxeremce. ~
Mayor league has received afletter
from the management of the Interna-
tionai Peace Conference. TO be held IN
Chicago next month. asking him to APP
point delegates from this city. As yet
Mr.. league has not decided en- who
he will send. and said yesterday he
was waiting for volunteers.