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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-08-26
HOT AT LAMOILLE FAIR.
weather Did Not Interfere with
Events or Keep Crowd Away.

Morrisville, Aug, 3.-An attendance
estimated at between 1000 and 10000
marked the second day of the Lamoille
county fair. The heat was intense but
did not interfere with the scheduled
events. Before and after and between
the heats of three excellent races, at
tractive vaudeville features were pre-
sented In front of the grandstand The
Morrisville Military band gave a fne con-
cert between 1890 and 1:3o o'clock and
played throughout the afternoon. To-
morrow will be the last day of the fair
and the racing will consist of three stakes
OF $500 each in three classes Of 2:3O, 2:lI
and 2:3O The ball game yesterday after.
noon between West Hin and Jefferson
Vile was won by the former. q toS The
hest race to-day was the 2:2l trot and
pace which went five heats and remains
unfinished 1t will be run off tomorrow
morning at 1890 The summaries OF to-
DAYS races follow:
2:4O TROT AND PACE, PURSE N75.
Barney West, b, e.. w. n. Duba. IA 1
ON Wilkes, b. g., c. O, Bailey 2
Chalice c.. blk, g., T. ". Utton.....a .
Donovan. b. g., !. A. Gilbert.....A I
lola S.. b. M. r. w. smith..........6 8 s
Time. 2:a6. 2:Al-2 2;25 a.
2:18 STAKE PACE. PURSE $500.
7. o. b.. b. g., Newport Stock Farm.l l I
Allinetta, b. M, F.. A. sunderiin. q .
Candy Girl, b. m, John Rooney. "a I I
Orabelle, br e.. John Utton son. 4
Ned Cole. ch. E., T. X. Kitteredge. IS 8
Time. 2:lb IA 2;lsl-2. 2:l7l-2
2:I TROT AND PACE. PURSE SIS
UNFINIsHED.)
RedBrino. br. g.. T. W. Utton..2 1 ! 2 8
Scribnough. b. g.. John Utton
| Son.......... ................,3 5
Oracle Baron, br. m, n, f.
| Thompson ........ ........ - 3 2 3 2
Fred r., b, g., r. w. Roleau Il "a 4dr
Time. 2:41-4. 2;l6l-2. 2:1s 10. 2l9l-A
2;N Ia
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-08-26
PROHIBITION Bills SIGNED

Montgomery, Ala. Aug. 26.-The whole
code Of prohibition laws passed by the
Legislature at q session adjourned last
night was signed by the Governor to-
day including the Fuller bill about which
there has been So much talk all over the
country.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-08-26
POLITICIANS BARRED.
Can't Hold Political Oflccrs aud Cen.
sus AppOintments.

Washington Aug. e5-Presidcnt Taft IL
leaving nothing undone to make It clear
that he does not intend that census work
and politics shall be mixed Acting
Secretary McHarg Of tho department Of
commerce of labor to-day received a let
ter from the secretary to tho President
stating that census supervisors who hold
political positions. such as secretaryships
Of chairmanships Of county committees
must give up either their political or
government position.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-08-26
DEATH OF AGED REPUBLICAN,

Warsaw, N. T., Aug. c5-Wm. Bristo'
Of Warsaw, one of the founders Of thu
Republican party and chairman OF tht
committee Of ten that issued the cal
for the scni-centenninl Of the party AZ
Saratoga In 1904. died here tonight,
aged IS. He was a member Of the state
A-sambly In l2az srA 1865.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-08-26
H. F. MARTIN & SON FAIL.
swnntOn Merchants Give Liabilities ~
sIB,307, Assets alI,513.

Rutland. Aug. %-Henry F. Martin 4
Son, Swantop merchants, flied a petition
In bankruptcy to-day with Clerk F. q.
Plat OF the U. 8. court; liabilities. SlS,-
s7.N; assets tll.NsSo. The members Of
the firm ais nied schedules as indivi-
duals.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-08-26
HAPPENINGS IN
vERMONT(
local Items of Interest From AL
Parts of the Green Noun
tain State.
The NEWS BY COUNTIES

From the Island In the La'sc to tho
PRs.uppsic. Along otter Creek
and by the shores OF White
River Covered Ivy Spe.
cinl Correspondents
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-08-26
school CLOSES TODAY.
Health officers Have Been Much In
tcrcNted in Its Sessions.


Montpeher' Aug 20 Closing session
or me heaith o'fi'ers s'ho'' VIII De
heio to-morro" morning Soine OF 'he
phFSic'ans haNe hrea"N so"e 10 'he'r
MONIES nut the meetings. nave oeen IN
'e'e7'"t e'''"S" W NVeP '"e ''ee.
snare OF thein mere n a. Lawrence OF
hu'iahd VIII nave paper upon tne
legal points or heaith WORK to-morro"
morning
frot. H. W. NoteF or furHhR'"n gave
an ahie paper th's morning upon sewage
"l9p"S'i eHPii'h'he many new ie"'u'e7
DR. e r Clark Of Castleton and DIR. w.
~ f"unS OF "es'Heiu u'Sc"SS'" '"e
paper Dr' 'ressy H. Wlnur Preseh'eu
Nc Seooh" P"p't upo" N""' "''''e'iN''
re caltned 'hat the r'Por's iro'i Ner-
'""nt AT" "''"Ne" AT ""S''"k'""' ~ '''
IN the stntlsuciahs ollice ANNUALLY De-
cause 'ne hea''h oil'ce's an" ,o"" o'erN'
'h'' 10 return tne'h "S promptly as ."'s
Sh""ld' ''erK l. IL, "e'''' anu 'e'n
James MackeF Oh hai'e were 10 i'aVe
"'ScusSeu 'he paper ""' "e''"e' va"
present
N' ','e "l'''""o' S''S''' ~ N"Nu 49,
diseases nlac,np before the board the
duties or health ofhcers WIN this Kino
or diseases Dr' h' NJ iei'oh ol "'ci''
f"rd ana l'r' D. L. h'T''""s OF Hu'e'''
nurEh discussed the paper
IN the evening j. u Ioraan' n''iR III
| spector or Boston spoke upon opserV"
tlons from daily work rs mix IN
Specfor While II. J." SAlson or henhing
ton and Fl. ; Wilson State catie com
missioner gave an aN'e discussion OF th'
points MT Joruah pr'sen.'"' III" S''''
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-08-26

Time. 2l7 "a: 2:19 ~ 2:17 1-2.
The events tomorrow will included the
Addison county green horse race for n
s150-purse the 2:A5 trot or pace. the 2:1a
pace and the 2:@2 trot.
A feature Of fair week was the ball ~
the Rattell Hose company this evening
which was attended by 60 couples
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18
JACK FROST ON The JOB
WEATHER MAN FOREsEEs FhEisz'
ING WEATHER FOR MONT
GOMERY.
Thursday And Friday VIII Witness
Fall in Mercury, The Result
of Cold wfnds From
lakes.


Ugh, B-r-r-r. get out your furs, oie
up that oyercoat, call up the coal man
and the plumber too and clean out the
furnace for you'll need them all II the
weather man is to be believed, he says
that Thursday and Friday Jack Frost
will be about to bite your toes and
tingle your nose and touch the window
pane too.
Any way the weather man is right
once in a while and he says that high
and cold winds are the order of the
day up about the great lakes region
and they'll be in Montgomery Thurs
day and Friday beginning with them
freezing temperature and other things
disagreeable.
The cold wave has already been felt
in the advance GOODNESS following the
showers of Tuesday and while the
thermometer has not shown lower
temperature than SIS degrees SO far, II
is due to go considerably lower when
the wave reaches 1t maximum In the
Southern States.
A general frost throughout Alabama
and the Southern states Thursday
morning is in the weather mans, bill
OF fun and this time 1t is clear he
means business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18
Tie Cost Of csrelessness

Neglect Of common" cold is 90
often the direct cause of dangerous
disease. that medical men cannot I'M
derstand WHY 40 many people allow .
cold, with its attendant cough. to run
It's course uncheoked. Aside from the
suiting Irritation or the mucous mem
brane IN the throat lungs and brcn-
chiat eresns leaves them sore sn1 vsry
With the nrst Indication Of : cold.
take steps to check IL at or1ce. a
simple. inexpensive remedy can be pre-
pared Mt home bvFmixing two ounces
Of Qlycerines haif-ouhce Of Virgin Oil
OF Pine compound pure- and eight
ounces Of pure whisky. You can buy
these In any good drug store and ems.
w mix them In . large bottle. 1t =
claimed by the Leach Chemical Co.,. OF
Cincinnati who prspare the genuine
Virgin Oil or Pine compound pure, that
a teaspoonful of this mixture, four times
q day. will break q cold in twenty
four hours and cure any cough thaf
Is curable. Il
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18
Mobile Man Is Youngest
Veteran Attending Reunion
n. Il. DAILY. SIR. WAS A BOY SOL
DER.
Popular Citisen of Gulf City IL YOUTH
full I'm Apprenticeship n Ad-
Jutant of Raphael semmes
Camp.

+ The youngest. old man attending the
reunion OF Veterans is r e. Daily. Sr..
of Mobile. Adjutant of Raphael ssmmes
Camp, Of that city.
A Despite the fact that he was a boy
soldier for the Confederacy, Mr.. DAILY
does not appear more than As years
old. He walks erect. his laugh is
hearty. he tells story with zest and
it seems impossible to realize that he
is old enough to have served In the
war between the States.
I. II one doubts his vigor and his hap
piness Mr.. DAILY offers to dance a Jig
or sing song just to prove that the
years have dealt lightly with him.
s;4 In Mobile Mr. Daily is popular cit
izen. His unfailing good humor has
drawn about him a wide circle OF
friends. He is an ardent Sunday School
worker and takes an active interest In
all public affairs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18

Mobile, Nov. 17-(SpeciaL) Henry
Feathers, one of the most desperate
negroes to come into the hands of the
police department In recent years. was
bound over to the grand jury by Re-
oorder Clarke this morning in bond
of $500 each in charges Of assault to
murder and burglary Feathers was
charged with burglarizing the tugboat
overton recently, and. when discover
ed, used knife upon George Ander-
son, the Waterman, almost severing
his jugular. Anderson. despite his Sc
we're wound, held on to the negro until
help came.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18
MOBILE GOOD ROADS.
Committee WIN Petition the Boara of
Revenue.

Mobile, Nov IT, Especial CHAR
man Jaob d. Bloch, of the Commercial
Club Goods Roads Committee, issued
noon, when a public meeting will be
held to take up for formal action the
petition to the Board of Revenue and
Road Commissioners for Issuance Of
bonds for building $50 miles of roads
In this county.
Petitions from every precinct are in
hand signed by an overwhelming ma
jority of the people asking the board
to Issue call for the election on the
bond issue. ass
1t is predicted that at tomorrow's
meeting city petitions will be ordered
passed around.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18

Mobile, Nov. lit Especial. )---Motor-
man s. j. Dukes. of the Mobile Light
and Railroad Company. was held under
arrest this morning for driving a car
over a lead OF hose in Davis Avenue
last night at IL o'clock, during fire
at Ill Hercules Street, which damaged
q residence occupied by Thomas Lewis
and which is thought to have been I'M
cendiary. The car In passing over the
hose, severed them and caused an
estopage of the flow of water. thereby
handicapping the hremen In lighting
the flames
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18
row over Sidewalks !.

Sidewalk contractors, who have just
completed about twenty Of side
walk under city contract. may be
called upon to refund money to prop
erty owners collected for building side
walks.
The city attorney in looking over
compels the contractor where excavat-
ing Is necessary to make no charge for
nine Inches, but after that charge
can be made. The contractor has been
charging for all excavations made
where they have exceeded nine inches.
The board OF works. to which the
opinion of the city. attorney was sent,
has upheld that off1cial..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18

Clarke of Uniontown, merchant and
baker, is the subject of involuntary
bankruptcy proceedings in the United
States Court here. The petitioners are
Benish e. Meyer, l.. e. =. Lamar. ano
Others OF Selma. The case was refer
red TO the Referee In Bankruptcy. Il.
H. Marsh, q resident of Mobile. nieo q
petition in bankruptcy TO-DAY; ~
gives his liabilities at ss7o with no
assets.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18
Edward Roche Acquitted.

Mobile, Nov. 17--( Especial. edward
Roche, charged with assault to muir
der Walter Loverett. notorious ne
gro, was honorably acquitted in the
Recorders Court this morning. Roche
was with number of companions in
the southern part OF the city recently
Loverett came along and passed be-
| tween the men. Words were passed
the negro using ugly epithets and ma
king a movement as IL to draw a gun
Roche promptly1 drew q weapan and
| shot the negro in the abdomen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18
SHIP MARIE IS SOLD


Pensacola. Fla, Nov. 1T ESPECIALLY
! Captain y. Il. Saunders and b. j
Traebuck. owners of the German shir
Marie today sold that vessel to Cap
tain III. Mcdonald. who proposes to fl
out the ship. place her under the
Uruguayan flag and trade between
gulf ports and South America in the
lumber trade.
The vessel was one of the many
which were blown on the beach during
the hurricane of three years ago. and
was sold to the Pensacola parties at
that time. Since then she has been
floated and placed in repair.
Captain Mcdonald Will sail as mas
ter of the ship.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18
MOBILE vANDALS
"a IN THE ELKS HOME

Mobile. Nov. IT. Especially -1nvesti-
cation today revealed the fact that
yandals had Invaded the beautiful
Elk's Home some time during last
night.
Every desk had been ransacked. the
silver chests investigated and the cash
register robbed of money Checks in
the register were not disturbed. No
yaluables, 1t Is said, were taken.
The impression Is that the vandal
allowed himself locked in the build.
ing last night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18
Lnymen,. Movement.

Baltimore, Nov. 17.-The Iaymens
missionary movement for the evan
gelization of the world which began
its Baltimore convention with big
banquet at Fifth Regiment Armory
last night, continued its sessions to-
day. At the forenoon session address,
es were delivered by DR.. A. P. Par
ker. president of the Anglo Chinese
College Shanghai; DR.. J. c. Nc
Naughton, of Smyrna and DR.. T. B.
Ray. OF Richmond, Va.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18
FIRE DESTROYS OIL
MILL AT GULFPoRT

Gulfport, Miss, Nov. 17.--tSpeciaL)--
Fire. discovered about o'clock this
morning, completely destroyed the
main building of the Gulfport Cotton
Oil and Fertilizer Company with all
contents
TIE building was rs by 100 feet long.
The other buildings were saved by
hard work. The loss Is estimated at
$4,000. and is said to have been COW
cred by insurance.
Bursting of a water main prevented
any salvage.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18

ENGINE MEN ARRESTED.


The North Montgomery and Madison
avenue FIRE stations responded to an
alarm Wednesday. The blaze wal
found to be in the roof of a small
house in North MONTGOMERY and the
damage done was about $40.
Inanswering the alarm the Madison
avenue fire apparatus found its way
blocked by switch engine that stood
In the middle of Court street and Q
serious accident was narrowly averted
by the wagons running up on the curb
of the sidewalk to avoid the engine and
cars. Clifford Hall and q. N Shackie-
ford. who are said to have been in
charge of the train. were arrested and
CHARGED with blocking the streets
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18

Paris, Nov. l7.--Advancing another
step in their campaign against the
public schools. the Catholic clergy to-
day placed under the ban school al
Grenobie, where the teacher had dis
regarded the warning against the use
of interdIcted text books. The Com
jbists advocate retaliation by an Off
cial inspection of Catholic text books,
which they claim teach opposition to
the public and hatred Of liberty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18

Mobile, Nov. I'll. p. Crary, well
known resident of this city was ar
rested this afternoon on a warran l
charging him with embezzlement !;
crarv made bond and was released
from custody. The sims Williams Fur
nishing Company is the complainant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18
Blush Returns Home.

Chairman Albert p. Bush of the
Defenders Campaign. has returned
from Birmingham where he was cali
ed by the sudden death Of his father.
Captain T. G. Bush. Chairman Bush
has resumed the reins and arranged
for several speakers to stump the
county the latter part of the week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18
WILL TEST HEAVY GUNS
SAILING MEN WARMED TO AVON
| TARGETS.
Big Weapons mt Fort Morgan VIII BE
Trained on Targets At Sea.
Former Mobilian
Dead. :

Mobile, Nov. 17-(Special.-A test
OF firing heavy guns at night will be
made at Fort Morgan. Ala. on Novem-
Der %, between the hours of and :
o'clock, was the announcement made
today by Captain L. C. Brown, com
handing the Coast Artillery Corps at
Fort Morgan.
( During the firing the large search
light will be used by the oficers at the
fort and when the light Is turned on 1t
will be the signal for the firing to
commence. All pilots and boat cap
tains are requested to keep all vessels
out OF the area which will be about
three-quarters of a mile west of Mo-
bile Point Light. The test has been
ordered by the War Department on
the strength of the test at Fort Cas-
well, N. c., at o recent date.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18

Mobile. Nov. 17.--(Epecial.l-Th
Jury commission OF Mobile county al
meeting this afternoon elected Ed.
ward II. Do1oear. a well known resi-
dent OF the Seventh ward secretary
OF the commission over a number Of
applicants.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18
B. F. Merriam KiIIs SELF

New orleans. Nov. 17-Benjamin f.
Merriam committed suicide early this
morning, using a large caiibre re-
volver. Today was his 4pth birthday !.
Melancholia is assigned for the rash
act. He leaves wife and several
children.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18

The third torpedo boat ffotiiia, which
accompanied President Taft's fotilia
down the Mississippi River. sailed from
here this Afternoon for Charleston, s.
C. The vessels put in here for coal and
repairs after having visited several
Texas ports.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18

Robert Gray. one of the three
negroes brought here from Mariana,
several weeks ago TO escape the
wrath OF a mob. which attacked the
jail because of the brutal murder of
white man. was taken back TO that
county this morning. all danger hav-
ing passed. and will be tried at the
fern OF court now in session there for
murder.
The two other negroes were given
their liberty, Gray generating them
) In statement to the sheriff.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18
reject. GovernInent BilI.

Helsingford. Finland, NOV. IA
an all-night session concluding today
the Finnish diet rejected the govern
ment bin providing for Finiand's con-
tribution To the Russian military ap-
preparation, A resolution was adopt
ed requesting the emperor to rein
troduce III measure In constitu-
tional form. The dissolution of the
diet is expected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18

Winners Of races in the Aii-Gulf re-
gatta Of last "wednesday today recefv-
ed handsome silver cups offered as
prizes in the five classes.
w Al Durham OF this city, carried
off two of the prizes, his speed boat
Ora taking the massive cup offered for
Class A and the Reeba winning the
Glass c cup.
owners Of three other vessels receiv-
ed their cups also. The regatta served
to awaken interest in motor boat rae
ing in this section and II Is planned
next year to have an event of this ma
ture upon a much larger scale.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18

Mobile. Nov. 17--(Special.)- John
Barrett. age seventy five years. a form
err resident OF Georgia, died yesterday
afternoon at the Harmon home after o
lingering illness. He left no relatives
in this county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18
wand Federal Plu,ns.

Mobile. Nov. 1T-(Special. More
than forty applicants for examination
appeared today before the civil servT
Ice Commission for vacancies in posi-
tions Of mail clerks and carriers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18

Pensacola delegates to the Atlantic
70 the Mississippi Waterways Conven-
ton In Jacksonville are making a
fight for this city for the next an.
nual convention aud information from
there this afternoon is that the fight
Is between New Orleans ana Pensa-
cola.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18
Former sIehIIIan Dead.

The body Of Mrs. u d. Carver. a
former resident of Mobile. who died
at Boston. Mass. on Friday. November
~. will reach Mobile tomorrow morn.
ing and viii be buried alongside that
OF her husband. Thomas J. carver. IN
Magnolia Cemetery. The internrent
will be private
Mrs. Carver left Mobile a number OF
years ago and since that time had
been living with her daughter. Mrs
Norman Marshall, in Boston. De.
ceased is the aunt OF r. w. and C. w
Tompkins, sister-in-law of Judge
Price Williams, Jr.. and an aunt OF
Mrs. NJ. Mahorner, Sr, There are many
old residents OF Mobile who win re-
member her
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18

Col. r. L.. Russell returned today
from q tour OF inspection with the of
ficials Of the Southern Railroad.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18

Then we colors are all subdued. de-
lfcacy and refinement adding charm
to their beauty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18
Isritish seaman pies.

John Kline. a British seaman, who
was picked up by the police a few
days ago. died in a hospital this
morning, his death evidently being due
to exposure.
wharf In an unconscious condition and
was Ia ken to a seaman's mission. where
he was treated for few days.
officers learned OF his condition and
he was moved but died without re-
gaining consciousness to tell what
brought about his plight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18
PENSACOLA SOCIETY

49,
Pensacola, Fla, Nov. t7.--lSpeciai,)
"A simple but very pretty wedding
was that of this morning at the GER
man Lutheran Church when Miss Ida
Annie Kramer and Mr.. Paul Berry, the
latter Of Selma. were united in mar
riage, Rev. J. F. w. Rheinhardt Of
floating, The church was prettily dec
Grated in palms and ferns, while an
orchestra played Lohengrin's wedding
march. The bride. attired in hand
some travelling suit. was given away
by her uncle, Mr.. John Pfeiffer. Miss
Emma Kramer was maid Of honor, and
Mr.. J.. c. Berry of Selma was best
man. Immediately after the ceremony
the couple left for Selma, where they
will make their future home.
Mrs F. C. Benjamin left today for
Atlanta, called there by the critical
Illness of two daughters.
Mr.. Bernard Sullivan. who Is resid-
ing in Panama, reached the city this
morning, coming by way of New
York. He will spend a week or ten
days here visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs, J. J. Sullivan.
Miss Margaret Mcintyre Is to be
hostess Saturday of the Browning Club,
and the members are looking forward
with eagerness to an interesting meet
Ing.
Miss Florence Kirby, who has been
spending the summer In the North, has
returned to her home in Fisherviiie. to
the delight of many. She is accompa.
MED by Miss Mary Culver and Miss
Edith Rogers of Brooklyn. who will be
her guests during the winter
Mr.. q. T. Cotton, secretary Of the
foreign department of the Y. NJ. C. A /.
Is in Pensacola on a combined social
and business visit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18

New Orleans. Nov 17-cleared: Strs
Viator. (Nor). Puerto corte5; Fjeli
(Nor.), Port Barrios via Belize ane
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18

DR.. Henry Goldthwaite Is at the
Quarantine Station now awaiting thu
arrival of Dr. Du Val from Savannah.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18

Miss Olive Brewer has returned from
a visit to friends in DemopoIis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18

Port Eads, Nov. 17.--Arrived: .Strs
Louisianian, (Br). Liverpool via Next
can ports; Louise. (Ger.), New York;
Diadem, (Br.). Tampa: Rosfna, Obi. },
Ceiba.
Sailed: Strs, viator, (Nor), Puerto
Cortez; Menus, New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18

Miss Eoline Russell arrived home this
afternoon from a pleasant visit to New
York. AP E
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18
THIEVES IN PENSACOLA
POLICE DEPARTMENT. HAS BEEN
KEPT BUSY. e.s 81


From the numerous attempts at burg
larry made during last night and early
this morning the visit OF a circus to
this city added considerably to the
large number of sneak thieves which
have infested the city for several
weeks.
The police department and sheriff .
Office received several reports. which
they had to investigate during the
night of parties. attempting to enter
homes. particularly In the eastern Sec
ton OF the city, In no case. so far as
Is known, did the burglars succeed In
getting away with anything OF value.