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New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
JOY RIDING IN CITY AUTOMOBILES.
Used by Males and Females Not Engaged in
Public Work" Grand Jury Hears

Joy riding" in city automobiles vas criticised
in a presentment handed up yesterday by the June
grand jury Of Kings County The use "f the cars
and casolene purchased by the city Is termed
thieving and the attention Of commissioners and
heads OF departments is directed TO the new law
regarding these rides, which goes into effect on
September l.
ii IS common rumor," says the presentment.
that city automobiles may be Sundays and
HOLIDAYS and at all hours Of the night filled with
males and females and papably not engaged in
public work" The suggestion is made that city
vehicles be marked with conspicuous lettering.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
TRIES SUICIDE AFTER QUARREL.
Young Woman Shoots Herself, and Student Is
Detained as Witness

Following quarrel with George Peyer. a dental
student Of No Jos West cath street Miss Marie
Montheason. twenty-five years cid. of No. West
fetb street tried commit suicide yesterday by
ebooting her self She was taken to Flower Hos
pitaI where it said her chances for recovery
we're good Peyer detained as matciid wit
ness
Peyer said he a son of a retired merchrnt Of
Caracas Venezuela. lie came To this country a
few year. ago and has since been ii student II the
pcntH College Of the University of Pennsylvania.
He told the police that he met the young woman
three, weeks ago and that they had quau cllod.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
JUNIOR SEA BREEZE FOR SICK BABIES

Junior Sea Breeze. the Rockefeller summer hospi-
tai for babies at 64th street and the East River,
managed by the New York. Association for Improv-
ing the Condition of Poor opened yesterday
Four district visiting poor homes in the
section and sick babies to the Rockefeller
institution whenever necessary. Open air wards
are provided, and feature of the work will be d
daily conference at which mothers will be taught
how to for their babies
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
J. +. SMITH GETS PL4CE.
Neso Commissioner Of Elections -
MmpIav Inheritance T'dr appraiser.

John E Smith. secretary OF the Kings County
Republican General and Executive committees. was
appointed Commissioner Of Elections yesterday by
Havor Mcclellan He succeeds the late Rudolph
c Fuller as the Republican representative from
Brooklyn the board
The Kings County organization al first certified
the name Of Charles +. Murphy for the appoint
rlent but the point was raised that he was in
eligible state Chairman Woodruff who
anxious TO get the place for Mr.. Murphy got an
opinion that the Assemblyman could be appointed
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
HONOR VETERAN LETTER CARRIER.

Andrew Jackson LiebanaI, who fought in the
Civil War and has served for forty years Is a
mail carrier in Brooklyn found the entire carrier
staT waiting for him yesterday his arrival for
the days work Then Postmaster Roberts, in be
half OF the men, presented him with four gold
stars Morris chair. floral horseshoe and sew
eraI So gold piece' in recognition of his long ser
vice which is the record for letter carriers in the
United States. Tn veteran postman is siXtyeght
years old and live. at No. 10S 18th street. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York. Friday, July 2. 1905

ARRIVED
Steamer Columbus. Brrg. annah June 20
the ocean IS Co. with passengers mdse Left Quar-
autinc 80 40 a
Stsaner III S.gIo Prescott Galveston % to the
Southern Pacific Co mdsc Left Quarantine 612
a m.
steamer PoarsJernen tDan). Brandt. Santos MAY -.
Rio de- and Lucia June u Via Nsw
leans Frederick J West co. Inc. with mdse.
Ar at thr midnight 1t.
steamer Cherokee Archibald Sa1to Domingo June
Is Na,4ris "a Sanchez Samana- - Porto Plata 2G
Nlute t.rfsti Island -. the clyde
With 81 pass, n;ers mails ard mdse Arrived the Bar
steamer Indrasamha ,Bl. Evans, Yokkachi April ;.
Manila Cebu singapore Nav H. Port June
am Boston IN 10 Punch. Eye Co. with
uids, rrlv a th, Bar at S:i5
steamer PennsVl lvans ttsert schmidt. Hamburg June
- and Isonlocnc ~ the Hamburg American Line with
third cabin and $40
and md,o Arrived a the Bar at :ij
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
TRUST COMPANY INCREASES STOCK.

Albany. July clark Williams, Superintendent of
the State Banking Department. announced to-day
that the Central Trust Company. of New York had
Increased capital stock from s0OQ000 to 5000 O0
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
WIRELEss REPoRTs.

I.ucania. reported $50 miles Of sandy
yesterday. expected dock this morning
The Paul reported 595 miles Of Sandy Hook
a. yesterday. is expected dock late this ar
terEoou.
The Columbia reported $40 miles Of Sandy
Hook 1918 yesterday. is expected to dock sun
day morning.
D. yesterday. expected dock early this
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
TRANsPACIEIC MAILS

Destination and steamer. close in New York
Hawaii. Japan. and China tvia
Franctse--,sa July > $50 p m
Japan Corea. China and Philippine Isl
Narcouver and Victoria, b
July g. $50
japan. Curra and china specially ad-
dressed onIy) cyia Tacoma)-Ane Shus July o. $50
Australia Wesu. New Zealand.
Fiji and Caledonia tvia
and Victoria. B Cp-AoranSi-Ju IL. $50
Hawaii Francisco Alaulcia July H. @ so
Tasa Maru -. July 15 $50 p m
Hawaii. Japan, China and Philip
pine Islands tva san Franciscol-Mon
r0lia July IL 40
Hawaii FranCscol-Honian- July 23 ESQ
Zealand. Australia teNCept Westt.
samoan Islands Caledonia tvla
SAN Franctscol-Gyneric -. July m
Tanu MarSIutsas Islands. New Zealand
ami Australia Except WesD tva
Francisco AiarI Osl Aug. J. $50 m
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise T.34 Moon rises . Moons age 16
HIGH WATER.
A M-Sandy 7:21 Gov. Island I33 Hell Gate 2 .
T. M-Sandy Hook IA Cos Island j5 Hell Gate 94S
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
"Bring mail
OUTGOING STEAMERS
TO-DAY

Crspin Para Booth....... .....-... $50 900 m
MONDAY. JULY g.
Coppename Demerara. u W II 90 100
TUESDAY. JULY G
KrouprinZ Bremen. y = Lloyd $50 III a m
Alliance Crist0ha Panama IL 81 3OO m
Ryulum + ttcTdam. Holland. ......... 1900
Naples Italian
Mohuvk Jacksonville. clyde --.-..-.-. 100 p m
city tf Savannah. Savannah. Sa-uuuah 500
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18
Another Waist Sale

WHITE LAWN wAIsTs--Fine quality
trimmed with embroidery and tueks
regular 500 quality Monday soc
WHITE LAWN wAIsTs--ysry ane
quality, embroidery or lace trimsned,
several styles to select from, worth
up to $500 each, for Monday. :. zoe
WHITE wAIsTs--Made Of fane quality
Lawn and Lingerie, beautifully trfm-
med with Val lace or embreiderys
fully worth e:.25, for Monday. .e1-24
$3.50 WHITE LINGERIE WAISTS, s1.24
s4.se WHITE LINGERIE WAISTS, e2.ed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18
CONVICT 10
POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED

Absolute Identification Of Jim Pol
lard, the negro arrested Friday by Po-
lice Sergeant Murreli and Patroiman
Eilington, suspected Of being an es-
capped convict. was secured last night,
when Special ohicer Bird. OF the Ala
bama Manufacturing Company, dec!sr-
ed that the negro had escaped from
that plant. near Birmingham, two
years ago.
The negro. when caught Friday up
IN information furnished the police.
maintained his Innocence, and declared
thta his name was not Pollard. but
Will Mouiton. 1t was found, however,
from BIRD, that Pollard had been sent
10 the peniteneiary for the offense Of
arand larceny to. serve . five-year sen
tence, and that he had escaped from
the manufacturing company at which
he Was worked.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18
ENGINEER ARRESTED FOR
BURNING COAL RELEASED

when the case Of w. H. Geasby and
Tom Bruner. engineer and fireman on
the Taiiapeosa dummy Line. Was called
before Acting Recorder Lowe yestsr-
day afternoon. there could not ba
found. high, nor low. any trace Of tho
city ordinance for alleged violation
Of which they had been arrested.
They were arrested charged with
burning soft coal instead OF coke on
an engine operated within the city
limits. Sergeant McDade, prosecutor
for the city. maintained that there
was an ordinance entailiBg such pro-
vision. But II couldn't be found. He
said it was lately passed by the coun.
Gil. and that the vld City Code did not
contain IT.
so there was nothing to do, but 10
mol pross the cases. and rs he did. the
recorder announced that 10 would, to
ensure against further Immunity on
the score, introduce. at tne Monday
night Council meeting. an ordinance
covering the offense.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18
INTEREST IN RIVER
nIRMrn0nAM sHTrPEas LOOK TO
MONTGOMERY.
wsSss nSsAs - csast wan Have .
Dsaxing o. Freight Rates
wRon TIE Dl1neral

Dirmfngham. July lf--(6psoial)-~-
Much fntsrpst 10 manifsstsd In the Bir-
minsham district over the proposition
being worked up In Montgomery. look
Ing to prop4r wharfage on the Ala
bama river and barge line to be
spsratsd between Montgomery and
Mobile.
The assertion 10 made here that q
barge line or even proper wharfage In
Nontsomery would provide transporta-
tion that would bsat freight ratss boz
twsen the Birmingham district ana
many points IN TEXAS and other places
over those that now exist.
II u related that In this near future
some shipmepts are to be made via
Selma because Of good Wharfage there,
down the river TO points In Texas and
somthing between 81 and 3i.Bo per
thousand pounds will be saved.
II there was good wharf 1t Mont
gemsry Or q barge line to deep water,
the transportation problem would come
nearer being solved than through liti-
cation.
One thousand tons Of pig iron will
shortly be started from the BfrminG.
ham district by rail- to . water point
and then sent by boat to points In
Texas and elsewhere. Tuecaioosa IL
beginning to bid for some Of this busi-
ness. While there has been dream
Of rail- ana water route from this
district to Texas ana other points.
hoping thereby TO meet much compefi-
tfon. there are indicstions now that
there will be some sort Of realisation
In the near future.
An iron man IN Birmingham who has
hoard of the plans IN Montgomery TO
put In q good wharf and organize .
barge line to operate along the river,
made the following statement:
'"rhe erection Of good wharyes at
Montgomery means much to the BIZ.
mingham district, more than the casual
reader might think. A rate can be
brought about on pig iron from Biz
mingham 70 points IN Texas by using
rail to MONTGOMERY and thence water
to destination or near destination that
will save more than one dollar ana
fifty cents per thousand pounds.
.srhers are some consumers In the
Lone star State who'tu something
like $4,000 tons VI iron per annum:
n there can be q saving of te ana "
Der ton on this product, the Birming-
ham district win profit thereby. y
m figured out that 81 ton saved
for the consumer who purchases some
thing IKE 10000 tons. win put him
in better mood and make him look
with more favor this way"
The Industrial people In this district
win not go on record as saying any
thing that might look detrimental to
the railroads, for the railroads have
to be used and they cannot be aroused
However, II the consumers viii work
up the water proposition, the good that
will follow IL plain to be seen.
II IL for that reason that the re-
ports which come from Montgomery
that better wharves are to Dc outlt
ana that barge line is about 70 pc
estabIished. causes considerable gooj
feelin9 to be manifested In this dis-
triot and the outcome will be watched
closelv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18
JOE HINsoN, CONVICT,
KILLED AT THE MINES

Birmingham, July l7.--(Special)-
Joe Hinson. an italian, was electro
cuted In Mine No. 8, at Pratt City, near
here, by coming in contact with live
wire of the hauiage system, according
70 A report received at the once OF the
state mine inspector.
Hinson was serving q sentence of
fifteen years for the murder Of Charles
Bassford, last year near East Lake.
Hinson and Bassford worked for
street contractor. they occupied the
same room. Bassford had a dog and
Hinson objected to the dog remaining
in the room where the men were
sleeping. A quarrel and a fight fol-
lowed. Hinson secured an axe in the
yard and literally cut on Bassford's
head.
He pleaded self defense and there
were mitigating circumstances which
caused the jury to be rather light
bringing in . verdict of fifteen years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18
White Goods

WHITE LAwN--Fine quality 30 inches
wide and worth Toe ayra for Mon-
day -. -. $500. -. .........se
B0OKF0LD INDIA LIN0N--very shire
and strong fully worth II 1-2c .
yard for Monday ..... Do
xo-INcH WHITE LAwN---An extra
sheer streag qualify fully worth lbc
q yard for Monday 49,. -. Do
FANCY WHITE PIoUD--Beautifui
designs and excellent quality worth
fully 25c yard Monday -. II lee
PANAMA CHECKs--Extrn fne quality
full yard wide ana worth 1sc yard
for Monday -. -. -. .....1oc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18
Mems Furnishings

MEMS COAT sHIRFs--Light grouBds
with assorted figures, checks and
stripes a beautiful variety fully
worth soc each, for Monday .3ec
GAUZE Isle UNDERwEAR--Purs
white excellent quality, shirts and
drawers worth soc each for Monday
-. $3.50. .s,ss.so1f
MESH UNDERwEAR--shirts either
long or short sleeves, drawers Ionxs
a nice cool unaerware worth DOE .
Earment for Monday -. -. -. 15e
soc sUsPENDERs Fer Monday .1Be
use sUsPENDERs for Monday HE
MEMS ELASTIC SEAM DRAWERS
Made OF beat quality Pepperiif driil-
Tag, full bleaehed for Menday the
pair. -. '....s. ~fn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18
CAMP NEARING close
RAnpnsr PARr o. pRILL woRx


The 1903 sneampnent for the men
~ the Sud Regiment u rapidly draw
tno 70 . finish. for the hardest part
81 the camp work has already besn
completed. ana today the scidiers viii
enswer the bugls calls for the last
rsgims will BE- carried through. and
even few extras VIII BE- sddsd to the
usual camp routine.
The dress parade yssteyday evening
was viewed BY the largest crowd Of
ths week who were pcsgfbiy attracted
70 the springs ~ the sxcslient driil
given BIZ tha men on Dexter AvAnus
ysstsrd.y mornins rom ths tlms
the review was over. II was the, sams
strict military drill. that which makes
tbs soldiers perfeet aud raises the
standing Of the regiment.
This morning At o'clock inspector
Gen. r. r. Logon ana Lieutenant c.
~ Butler. Of the 18th Infantry, y. 8
-. who has been detailed BY the War
the camp win inspect the regiment.
A. n e'Sioek Rsx J. 7. Aanguua. u
Srterpytse. chaplain Of the fegtment
viii held sarvtces fer the men 1t the
Pickett 0pringe theatre. to which the
general public n invited. One Of the
features Of the services viii be some
, , rendered y a0sS,s Sudssss
ana Company &C" OF selma In the
aftsrneen ths regiment will be mus
tered In Ard paid. s
ccioner c. q. Hubbard, Of the 1st
Regiment and staff viii be tina guests
% Colonel Hricken all Gay tomorrow.
Mary o. The other officers and men
are expecting gpests tomorrow, and
the camp no doubt all day long Will
be crowdei with psople intsrestsd in
In { formal order Issued yesterday
Afternoon Celenei Brieken expressed
his high 81 appreciation Ter the
magnificent Appearancs Of every COM
pAny during the morning driii.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18
70 PRESENT SIGN
q MONTGOMERY ADyRafrsn-
MnHT TO IN LIcnTED.


The immense electric sign. bearing
the. words, .sMontgcmsry Your oppor-
tunity." tosether with the symbolic
key, which the Montgomery Light ana
water Power Company has construct
ed above the factory Of sable Brothers
In North Montgomery, II now compiet-
"a and VIII be presented to the city
tomorrcw evening ct 8 o'clock. The
1T the vacant lot at the corner Of Tai-
iapoosa, cooss and JeHsrson st.se.s.
When Mayor league throw the
switch for the first time, and the ESQ
lighta In the. big align blaze forth.
magnificent will ps the fiiumina tion
and the city Of MONTGOMERY win be
the proud possessor OF one OF the lar
gest signs In the world.
The members Of the City Counsil and
the twenty-five business men -ha Sc
iected the wording which will appear
on the sign. win be present, In sjil-
tion 10 many other Montgomarians
who have been greatly Interested in
the undertaking. Major H. u. Steiner,
or one of the other oficiais OF the
company, will make the presentation
speech. while Mayer league will ace
cept the sign on behalf Of the city OF
Montgomery.
The list Cavalry Band has been
selected To render the music At rhs
ceremonies. and IL is needless 10 say
that they will give the best. They
will play Q march entitled your OPP
portunity," written especially for the
occasion by deorg Lidnsr. Of this
city.
The entire sign, which will be Q
great addition to the city. ,is seventy
five by eighty-five feet and contains
$500 lights. II 10 said upon good au-
thority that II Is the most refnarixab
sign In the entire Soutland aid une
of the three largest in the world. When
the current 10 turned on tomorrow
night the words Montgomery You,
Opportunity" together with the Key
win be distinguishable for several
miles from the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18

GOWNS, CHEMIsE, SKIRTS, DRAW
ERs AND CORSET COvERs---Ali
made of fne quality musIin neatly
trimmed with lace or embroidery and
worth fully $50 each for Monday
GOWNS, CHENIsE, SKIRTS AND
DRAWERS--AH very neatly trimmed
and good quality worth at least $50
each for Monday -. -. -. 100
CORSET COvERs-Plnin tight ntting.
good quality but q little soiled, while
they last Monday each =. -. Sc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18

Birmingham. July 17.-(speciai. J.
rev. John Stewart Nashville. Tenn.
win conduct the services. assisted by
Rev. T. X. Roberts. pastor OF the
Fountain Hsights Methodist Church.
here, ct the funeral OF Mrs. 3. H.
Dillon. Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Dill
Ion died late Friday night. she 10
survived by her husband and one child.
REV. John Stewart was the former
pastor for Mrs. Dillon. and he was
invited to attend the funeral and as
sist In the services.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18
peputy wounds Negro.

Birmingham, July i7.--(special) =.
Ed Washington, . negro, severely
wounded in one Of his legs, was located
this morning in q negro house neas
idiswild, q short distance from this
city, ana was Identified as the negro
with whom Deputy Sheriff Newt Curl
several nights ago had a desperate en-.
counter at spauding mines. south OF
the city. Washington was transferr-
cd to the county Jail where physicians
made an investigation OF the negro's
injuries and express the belief that am
uutation will be necessary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18
A Feu Specials

LADIES PARAsOLs--A beautiful lot
regular sI.50 vaiues for Monday
each .'. -. .....ee
LADIES CANVAS 0xF0RDs--BIue,
red, grey and pink, heel 70 match.
These oxfords are fully worth $3.50
pair Monday -. -. -. ...... roo
BOYS OvERALLs--AM sizes made OF
coed quality blue nims with Rus-
penaers and apron fully worth 5sc .
pair MONDAY 49,. ...Ase
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18

on Negro Had szssia In Birminsham.
Birmingham. July 17--fSpeciall--
William williams. aged 80 years. a
negro who has served two terms fer
the same offense was today arrested
r&os the third time ON, charge Of
rounterfsittpg-
His fiftsen pears old son. Harper
wfIlia1ns. who It - said was acting
- 'eshover.' for bis father. was also
taken In. The ARRESTS were made by
T., r. MeAdams. United states Secret
Service officer.
The elder Williams was, arrested at
an early hour at his home near
Seventh Avenue and Thirteenth Street
while the boy was rounded up shortly
after In another section OF the city.
At the time of the arrest of the old
negro, the mouIds used in counter
feiting and about $s7 an counterfeit
dollars. halves and quarters and
nfctkeis were capkured and taken ID
the office Of Mr.. McAdans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18
LID IN wETUMPKA.
Masa meeting 20 Discuss Sunday OBJ
servanee.

Mass Meeting 20 DfscusW BuMuuy I'd"
servanee.
Wetumpka, July 17-(special. 1.-THE
agitation In Eufaula over a lid or
lidlsss Sunday inds an echo In We
tumpka.
At times here coca-coia and cigars
are barred on the Sabbath. then again
the lid will be tilted somewhat.
A mass meeting has been called for
Monday night. July 10. whose object
viii be to reduce Sunday toll and friv-
olity.
l.. C. Cantelou will preside over the
meeting, for which Mrs. L. L. Vann
will furnish the music.
DR.. Edward Thompson OF Fort
Worth, Tex, will address the mass
meeting on Sabbath Observance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18

Admission. July 7.-(special. Fol
lowing the condemnation of the build.
ing by the state mill and Jail inspector.
the Board OF Calhoun County Commits
sioners have visited the county alma
house, near Jacksonville, and win
make extensive improvements in the
building.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18

Decatur. July i7--(Speciai) New
Decatur has made q new contract
with the Decatur. Light. Power and
Fuel Company to furnish lights for
the city. The contract reads that the
city is 70 have thirty arc street
lights. to be placed wherever the
street committee may direct. These
lights are to cost the city S2,2b0
year. .r-.
New Decatur has employed w. A.
McCaIia. late OF Tuscaloosa. as city
engineer at q good salary He is 10
establish q grade Of the streets, side
walks and sewers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18
Embroideries and Laces

Lot NO I.-sConsfsts Of embroidery and
lace edges and Insertions and applique
bands values mp to lee n yard hut
some a little sOiled, Monday the
YARD &c
5000 YARDS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and Insertions Of beautiful designs,
marrow, Medium and some very wide,
values up to n 1.2c q yardy Monony
80. ............a o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18

men certificates. show that out OF the
thirty men who stood for the certif-
Gates, nineteen are to receive first-
class certificates and four the second
class certificates. The State laws are
being rigidiy enforced az to the GER
tificates and there 10 good work to be
had for the holders OF these certih-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18
.y!Isel sts..s..ss..:.

vital Statistics.
Ths foIieWtne desths were reeofdeI
IN the offics Of city sanitary depart
ment during week ending July ~
1903:
John Hanson. ege 80 years.
Mrs. Nancy A. Collins. age ~ yesrs
Dorothy s<arcy, age 9 months.
Mrs. Masseil Gammsll, age 81 years.
Miss Mamie Ingram, age 10 PEARS.
{, James A. Bsrdin, age 30 years.
Megrees.
Jossphins rAyiers age 50 years.
Allen Thompson. age . months.
Ella Ashley. age - years.
Daisy ID. .6mitha, ass 30 years.
VIM. Powell, age IS years,
Henrietta Wiiifama age - years.
Bertha waiiss, ags 81 years.
Sarah WAehtngton, $50 81 yea<a
John Daniel. sse - years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18

thau regular ere. 7sas ana ssns 81
this cfB6sr are naia to ~ around the
plant that hes been removed.
The scrap buyer has made big prof.
II on his purchase already and new
there II chance Of his making large
amount Of usonsy On his deal In mil
cinder. The product has not yet been
placed on the markst, but u - under
stood that SONS oners ere sesn to be
conGdsred
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18
CAMP JOHNSTON.
Vets Name Organisation for the
Senator.

Senator.
Birmingham. July 7.-(speciaD--
Camp Joseph r. Johnston, named af-
ter United States Senator Johnston,
was organized today at Leeds. in the
north western part OF Jefferson coun-
ty, at q largely attended picnic at
which were present besides veterans
several politicians and candidates.
Oficers were elected as follows:
Commander. j. C. Mclaughlin: first
lieutenant commander. George C. Jones:
second lieutenant commander. 8. w.
spruell: adjutant, J. L. Borgeois; quar-
termaster, william H. Moore; commits
sAry adtutant. L. v. Simpson; surgeon.
a. ]. Little; chaplain, Rev. J. W. owen,
treasurer. L. N. Harreil.
Upon his return from Congress, Sem
ator Johnston will deliver an address
toSths camp named after him and pre-
sent the veterans with handsome
flag. A big barbecue will be arrang-
al
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18

Admission. July 1sr-( Speciai) Judge
Thomas w. Coleman 10 considering the
arguments made m chambers this
week on thu case OF the Admission
Electric and Gas Company against the
ID discrimination I'm rates on coal
brought 10 Anpiston from the Birm-
snglaarn district.
u ts said that the Southern, as well
90 other roads. charges the plaintiff
Weventy cents per ton. while manufac-
tories having an outgoing product are
charged only fifty cents
The case is brought as test and
. win be carried to the Supreme Court,
probably finally reaching the United
States Supreme court.