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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-03-18

The E<rzl1 = a. rrcer Ct c1pg
Of tbe EfEh h--anizl rsP1a Of the
Esae e~n5grzlinn c1zzsEiansr o!
lzb1r and satisfies PurP1uing r
gre Ears and figures canrrningths
adrznrenenf al1ng these Ines Il
ne Este Of I1zh0 during the pas
two yezrk Il the faaE Il othe,
paris Of the state are as badly Ct
col1r n this report II taey are II
this sersinn of fhe stale. the n1ney
fhzt has bezn pad o1 BY the rtzts
n gathering tins report has be=-
badly nizzpPr1prated and L -ghi
hare ben tine weu Spent BY hs
fzst Legislators N looking INTO snrh
matters As thik In nent1ning the
high schools Of tins coaary n giFes
hem As beng a the to1exng places :
Lewiston, C1l6>zzc. Or16ao. Peek
and Southwirk The az1e Of Nez-
perez 4 n. g-n-rzl vrae-nP u the
high s-hools Ct the comfy Is not
nenhoned, Eben a z1ztter Of fzc
Ner7erc< hzs th= second largest
high school n the comfy and Is one
q the two ndep=adznt districts N
The county. Lewiston being the 0ther
me- Any one not having othz
means uf scoring nf1rzztinn con-
c>rning tins coantry would Be I'D u
beEeTe thzt L Nerperce had any
pu5Er school a Al L ddn1t amount
10 PIT little He gFes the location
Of Nezperre Is beng tn @les west
OF Vo1ln= with 4 fairly good wagon
Iozd leading 70 Il II thls d-sGP
tion 4 stranger might Dc Led 10 be-
EeTe thst xe were on \ the jingle
He Ezys that fhe t1En thrIE-d IN =
while BIT after = struggle t1r =
c1zztT SEAT two years ago, which
failed, the tcTn EzE IL End Ezrng
L Il the face Els description OF
VoIlner Is Al lzprDFene1t bit nay
b somewhat oTerdrsEn Re sees
that town II the age Of eight noufbs
4 .hrITing Place with 4 PoP1lz1ioa
Of 80, located N the center q he
great gran belt, With three hkels,
zzoodsrh3ol honse VIII 81 teachers,
water works 4 tie cnurse OF Gil
zrn1n, one hospital, Al electric
light System and seTezl good ns-
chufle estsbEzh1entE- Re then
adds that this toFn has already
bEshted the hopes q haE 4 dozen.
smaller towns N the prairie The
Colonel then posing AZ a prophet
f~oresees = ETely scrap between the
towns Of Tollner and Nezpece nthe.
near future over county seat vhea.
the cozntyi Il divided, which Ne says.
VII Dc doae Il : sho1 tine Re.
falls 10 see The Owls OF 10, Mohler,
OF any Of the other thriving E.fle
towns N TIE prairie
Beng A employees Of the state
and paid By the state, the enigrztion
Commissioner shonld De especially
particular 70 give the facts conrern-
ing Al paris Of the state without
partially, II this Information Is
uPon ~ prospective un
grants Al the nost reliable nforzz-
5on they can get, for they do not
Know the so-t Of Nh that are fre
5ne11y elected o1 appointed 10 CT
~ u the stz3e OF Idzhos and 4 they
s1c111 DFcz1gzte Al III soD>
parts cTerdrzTn and Others defrzG
hon, they VII Al once give bt
Izttls credit 70 The entire rePo1t, and
Inns the work thai il supposed to Dc
4 benefit proves 10 b Of 10 Tzl1s
md the money thrown away that has
ossn paid 70 gst ont s1A Eork
We are not informed Al TO Ehen
ne Colonel made his visit 70 this
10 secure AL this valuable
bzt 4 Il = safe BET that
I wzs nzde before San Cone and
kztnlys made their famous raid On
his reBerTztion Last July-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-03-18

We have several good buys 4
NezPerre city property. Eerpercs
LAID Company
II yos want TO sell OF trade your
ranch Hst II with The NezPerce
Land Company
3 r Richzrdson the Jewsler all
work On witches and clocks gusr1-
iced for one year #
AK for : Henry The " or =
Custer Reg Cigar At the Old Cor
Der. Kone better
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-03-18
II. E. MILESTONE
NEzPERcE. IDAHO

Prao-ss E0zr Is bsst for brad.
cake and pastry
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-16
FLORIDA NEWSPAPERS
. MUSTFoLLow ADVERTISER

!. Tallahassee.ss Fla. .MavS .1ss.Ths
House or Representatives. today passed
bill requiring all newspapers printed
In Florida to print the word "adver-
tisement" above all articles. whether In
form Of news matter or editorial, when
such articles are paid for.
Another important measure passed
the HOUSE today was q bill making It
unlawful for any person or corpora ton
to pay the poll tax Of any other per-
SON. or furnish the money thsrefor.
In the Senate bill was passed per-
hitting any street railway company TO
lease or otherwise transfer its proper
ty franchises or assets to any other
company authorized to acquire tho
same by purchase.
Also resolution by Senator DON c.
McMullen. creating state Board of
Dental Examiners to regulate the man
ner of issuing certificates to practice
dentistry was passed by the Senate.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-16
COSHATT SUICIDES
WAS SOON TO BE TRIED FOR
MURDER.
He S0ns Charged With Murder of c. @.
Elliott and His Case Had Been
aSet Fer Monday
Morning.

Columbiana May 15.-(Special.)-
James Goshatt. against whom an In
dictment was pending. charging him
with the murder of G. C. Elliott. late
Of Vincent in this county. committed
suicide Friday night at his home In
the north eastern part of this county
AS there were some mitigating cir
cumstances, the indictment was only
found for murder in the second degree
and Coshatt was out on bond. His
case was set for trial on next Monday
May. II, adjourned term Of the Circuit
Court of this county.
Every arrangement on the part OF
the State and the defendant had been
made for the trial to be had on that
day. The defendant had employed
counsel to defend him. and the family
of the deceased had employed counsel
to assist the solicitor in the prosecu-
tion. The suicide OF the defendant
came as a great surprise to the pub
lie generally. 1t was expected that q
great crowd Of people would be on
hand in attendance on the trial.
Tannehill. the negro who was tried
on last Friday for killing Sam Fulton
brother of Sheriff Fulton, of this coun.
ty, was convicted OF murder In the
second degree, and was sentenced Il
the penitentisry for twenty-one years
John Kirklin. who was charged with
the murder OF Tom Brasher, was
convicted of murder in the second de.
gree. and was sentenced to the peni.
tertiary for twenty-five years. His
case will be appealed to the Suprems
Court
The thrse Sunday Schools of this
city pfcnicked at Talladega Springs
on yesterday, leaving this city on spe.
cial train at S:15 a. M, and returnina
at 7:1S p. m. A most enjoyable time
is reported. There were between two
and three hundred composing this
party.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-16
RECITAL AT BROWNSVILLE.
Quite q Large Crowd Heard Exeeiien
Program Rendered.

QuIte a Large Crowd Heard Excellent
Program Rendered.
Thomasvile, May 15.-tSpecial.)---
Quite a large crowd gathered In the
school chapel Friday evening to hear
the closing recital of the music class
Of Miss Mary Stalisworth.
The program was as follows:
Chorus, Welcome. Merry Springtime,
Mstzler.
Chorus, Come Where the Blue Bells
Ring. Bracket.
Faust Fantasy. Krug-Edith Tucker.
susie johnson. Ruby Harrison.
Barcarolle. Grant-Schaeffer - Edith
Dunn.
The Lake, D'ourville - Mamie
Vaughn, Miss staliworth.
Angels Lullaby, Krogman-Edward
Stutts.
Spring Flowers Richter--Ida B. Dog
Ter. Mary Vaughn, Gladys Scale.
The Mocking Bird. Rikaby-Chariie
Adams.
Festival March. Rathbun--Ida Gum.
Ruby Adams. octavia Nettles.
Chorsu. Morning Song. Forman.
Melody of Love Engelmann-Fred
Scott Annie Roam. Marietta Moseiey.
Water Nymph, Nevfn--Ethei Dunn.
slumber Song. schumann-Liila
Todd.
Song. First Voyage. Draper-Ida B..
Dozier
Parade Review, Engeimann-Annie
Mae Pogue, Jewell Hasty. Edith Tuck
err. Tabb Forster.
Danse Ecossaise, Baker.
A Baracarole. SHELTERED Scott.
Song. Slumber Boat. Gaynor-Gladys
Scale.
Old Black Joe, Ratmbun-Annie
Roam.
Charge Of Hussars, Herbert--Bonnie
Harris. Lila Todd, Ethel Dunn. Franz
ces Scale
Second vaise, characteristics Nose
ley.
L. Reveii D'Armour. Moszkowski.
Vaise. op. 81, Chopin--Bonnie liar.
Pantomine, Comm Thro' the Rye
chorus, Good Night. Ladies'.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-16
FLORIDA SENATE
PASSES MANY BILLS

Tallahassee. Fla. May 15--(Special. \
The Senate held very busy saasion
today, disposing OF a number of meas-
ures which have been crowding the cal.
endar.
Among the bills which were passed
by that body are:
Defining the duties OF SherifYs of the
State of Florida relative to all prts-
oners committed to or confined In
county jails and the care or custody
Of county property.
Senator Bakers bill protecting doves
\ By Senator Adkins, amending char
ter $3.50 of laws. of Florida relative to
the sale of liquors in counties or pre-.
cincts voting against such sale. also
relating to selling liquors without II.
cense.
by Senator McMullen, relating to
granting rights of way.
BY Senator Buckman. an act con-
corning the transfer of stock of cor.
porations for profit in certain cases
By, Senator Massey, making appro.
priation for Summer Training Schools
for Teachers. "a
By Senator Johnson. regulating the
posing of personal property subject &c
retain title. note or contract.
Notwithstanding both the Senate and
House OF Representatives have at this
session indefinitely postponed measures
relating to the payment of the WALES
claim against the State for the collect
ion of the Indian war claim, Governor
Gilchrist has issued a special message
advising some definite settlement OF
this claim.
The Governor today approved a
measure repeating an act which re-
quires the Recorder of Pensacola to be
q lawyer; also one creating q County
Court for Washington County.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-16
FORT DEPOSIT SHOWS
UP WALKING PARTY

Here is what The Fort Deposit VIM
dicator saysNof The Advertiser walking
party:
c. IeFinigan. Frank NJ. spansler and
Frank p. Glass. Jr.. a part of The Ad-
vertiser Walking Bunch. arrived in
Fort Deposit yesterday about 1:15
O'Clock, Spangler and Glass leading the
bunch. At $3.50 a start for Greenville
was made. the party expecting to spend
the night at that place. The party
was in excellent condition. each mem
Der walking with ease.
The party left Montgomery Tuesday
morning at daylight, making ten miles
to McGehee's Switch by 8 o'clock over
a perfect gravelled road. From Nc
Gehee's Switch the time became slower.
the bunch arriving at Letohatchie by
3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. where a
stop for the night was made. Leaving
Letohatchie at o'clock the party
ioafed its way to Fort Deposit. where
q stop of an hour and half was made
They expect to reach Greenville In
time for q late supper.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-16
PENSACOLA SOCIETY

Pensacola, Fla, May 15.(-Special.)
Bishop Allen, who recently returned
from Rome, is expected IN the city to-
morrow morning on a visit to the
three local Catholic churches,
Mr.. James Mcaugh and daughter,
Miss Blanche, and Mr.. John Massey,
have returned from Fernandina. where
they attended the State Conven ton of
knights of Columbus. Mr.. Massey was
honored by being given the highest
office within the gift Of the convention.
that of State Deputy.
Hon. John B. Jones left this MORN
ing for St. Louis, where he Will be
Joined by Mrs. Jones. who has been
in that city for the past three months
for the beneit OF her health. She
will accompany him home in about
two weeks. as they expect to spend
this time visiting various cities.
Mrs Leslie Newman, who had host
of friends in Pensacola. reached the
city today. accompanied by her little
son. from her home In Canada. She
will remain for several weeks. the
guest of Mrs. r. B, Hagerman.
Rev Father Patrick Turner, who
was one of the delegates to the K. OF
c. convention at Fernandina. returned
to the city today.
lie Cercle Francois. composed OF
young people speaking French, held
a very interesting meeting this morn
ing in the library. when papers were
read and conversation conducted in
French. III
Mrs. Horace Simpson was hostess
today of the Browning Club, and as
usual the members spent most de-
lightful forenoon at her pretty home,
delicious refreshments being served
before thew departed
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-16
By Our Formula

We produce In Hoods SaFsaParllla
q medicine that has an unaps
preached record Of cures OF
6crofula, eczema, eruptions, catarrh,
rheumatism, anemia, nervousness, that
tired feeling, loss of appetite, etc.
The combination and proportions of
the more than twenty different remedial
agents contained in Hoods Sarsaparilla
are known only to ourselves, 30 there
can be no substitute.
This medicine makes healthy and
strong the Little Soldiers" in your
blood, those corpuscles that fight the
disease germs constantly attacking you.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-16

the place of Major J H. Paterson. Of
Montgomery. who resigned to assume
command of the signal corps.
The appointment of Captain McDufiie
was received with great favor among
the officers and privates Of the End In
fantry, to many of whom he is per-
sonally known.
Mr.. McDuffie Is member Of the
lower House Of the Legislature from
Monroe County. and Is o graduate Of
the Alabama Polytechnic Institute.
where he was adjutant of the cadet
corps as well as the State University.
He Is one OF the most popular young
men in South Alabama.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-16
SIX WERE KILLED IN
FLORIDA EXPLOSION

Key West. Fla. May 1.-the deaths
in yesterdays explosion on the East
Coast Railway near here were six In
stead Of three as reported last night
Apparently about 500 pounds OF dy.
Mantle exploded. The accident occurred
to a party drilling In the CordJoe chan
mel, 200 pounds OF dynamite explodins
in a boat near the drillers. while about
400 pounds more which had already
been placed on the bottom went of.
Among the dead was John Camp
bell. who. In hurricane two years
ago, was blown out to sea and given
up for dead. Recently he returned to
work, announcing that he had been
picked up by a steamer bound for Liv-
erpool. The other dead were: william
Coyle, of New York. ana John Camp
bell. Francisco vela, Adolph winnina
and George Keelhor. residence un-
known.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-16

~ you are particular about the way
your clothes are handled, our place will
appeal to you. Come down and 80
through our plant--we viii show you
the most modern plant In the state.
FRENCH DRY CLEANING CO.,
Phone 113. 2o3 Dexter.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-16

Marshalltown. Ia. May 1B-LAst
nights rain storm in this Vicinity was
the worst in wears and has done much
damage to grain and stock. The Chi
caRo and Northwestern Railroad Is tied
up by bad washouts at Quarry and La
mobile. At Quarry the big stone arch
bridge is destroyed and q part OF the
track was washed. The Great Western
suffered from washouts at Mingo and
Luray.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-16

Manila, May 15-The Legislature to-
day elected Genito del Garda and Man
ueI Quezon. Delegates to Congress
There was no opposition to the re-
election of del Garda. but although
Pabla Ocampos's name was submitted
for reelection. he received only four
votes. Quezon. who received sixty-on e
votes is floor leader Of the Nationalist
Party in the Legislature. He visited
America in 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-16
-Four Hurt An Auto Aoc,d...

Logansport Ind. May IB-Two
Judges of the county courts, John q
Lacy and George A. Gamble, and the
Misses Sue and Minnie BIassinhams
were injured late last night when an
automobile In which they were riding
IN the country plunged down an en-
bankment. Judge Gamble and Miss
Minnie Blassinhame are internally In
tured. The other two OF the party are
less seriously hurt.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-16
ADJUTANT OF SECOND
CAPTAIN M'DUFFrE SUCCEEDS CAP
TAIN PATTERSON.
Colonel Brfcken Names Popular Man
OF Monroevflle to Important
Post ON His ReEfmentsl

II has been announced by Col. c..
r. Bricken, and Infantry. Alabama Ma
tionai Guard. that he has appointed
Hon. John I. McDufie, of Monroeviiie,
as AdJutant. and the Adjutant General
yesterday issued his commission with
the rank OF Captain.
This appointment Is made to take
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-16

After sensational trial. watch CON
sumed an entire day and portion Of a
night in their conviction, @. Hnacf, ben
Cassidy and william Anderson. rho
were charged with impers mating an
officer In attempting to secure money
from young man. were today SEN
fenced by Judge Beggs In the GRIM
inai court to pay fines of $50 each, or
serve thirty days each.
The light sentences imposed by tire
court came a. q surprise 10 the de-
PENDANTS as well as the puolie, coisid-
ering the seriousness OF the offenses OF
which they had been convicted
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-16

ThomaEviiie May 15.-(special)-
The Baby Show. conducted by the
BAPTIST ladies Friday afternoon. arous-
ed a great deal Of interest Little
Dolores Hasty won the girls prize I'm
the beauty contest and Robert l..
Dick enson, Jr.. the boys prize.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-16
smnIl stocl< OF COTTON.

A revision Of the flgures at the Cotton
Exchange was posted this morning and
they showed that today there remained
in selma only 1852 bales of cotton I'M
sold.
with the present price of the staple
prevailing 1t Is very likely that tnis
cotton will be disposed of during tne
coming week.
The cotton receipts up to Friday for
the present year were 1eS,s24 bales.
while for the same period of the past
year they were ss,4o2 bales. This
shows q gain of 1912 bales this year
over the preceding year.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-16

Deputy sheriff Cherry this morning
arrested two white men, who he sus-
pects are wanted by some officials In
the state.
'rhe men were arrested on the charge
OF yagrancy and claim to be brothers.
They gave their names as o. r Mann
and D. Mann. Both are young, being
between the ages of 81 and ~. and
claim that their homes are near BIZ
mingham.
They were arrested by Mr.. Cherry
across the river from Selma, where
they were camped. and when searched
no money was found upon their per-
son.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-16

AAhs 1AEGA04 nv ~
miles Sraua Mont-
geometry.
Capt. w. T. sHee-
han. who was out
distanced by the
bunch and last seen
by them about two
miles south of CAL
houn, arrived at this
place at 3:45 in the
ahove condition. TAX
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-16
Al Eniorable PlcnIe.

A number of young couples enjoyed
q hay ride and picnic last evening.
thelf destination being the Stoddard
home several miles from town. De-
lIanms refreshments were enjoyed. saas
Those present were Misses Helen
Gowan. Jnnle Mae and Helen Keeble.
Kate Young Addie Mae Mitchell and
Mrs. Riggsl Messsrs. Leonard Nor
gan; Roland and Gus Jordan, Harry
Hoke. Dozfer. Frank Stoddard and
Clyde Lowry.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-16

Mrs. Charles F. Hendricks and
young daughter, of Wynons. Miss. the
visiting the formers parents. MIR. and
Mrs. Thomas Barker, on Mabry street.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-16

ana tsnight they ,wers the guests Of
local hotel men who entertained the
visitors, among whom are many Of the
most prominent hotel men of the coun-
try,5,s.,s--~~-s.
shipping sthe;s Hisftcrs went 70 Point
Clear where an efegsht dinner was
served on the hotel gallery. A feature
OF i. the dinner was she oysters served
on an oyster. sioop meeting the Walt.
ors in the channel as they went down
on steamer and supplying them With
fresh oysters.
Tonight Mardi Gras ball was held
in the auditorium OF the Battle House,
which proved big feature. Their
visit extends over tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-16
Round Trip Rate
Montgomery 10 Savannah. Ga.
Via Che Atlantic Coast Line. sl0.30
Aceennt General Assembly Of

account Geaeral Assembly Of
Presbyterian Church to be held In
ssyanaah May. 10Th to 18th. 1903.
Tickets on sale May 18th, 18th
and 4 9til, also gath, final limit to
leave Savannah not later than
june 2ld.
FM information or Pullman Res
ervations call at A. c. L. Office.
Exchange Hotel or phone 287.
q. A. CALDWELL. c. A..
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-16
WRECK ON THE SOUTHERN.
Five Persons Are Hurt ut juneau
North Carolina

Washington. May I5-FiVe persons
were injured. none fatally. early today.
as the result of q passenger train from
Atlanta running into a Southern Rail-
way switch at Juneau, n. c.. which had
evidently been thrown with malicious
purpose.
Juneau Is Ave miles south OF Char
iotte The engine overturned and sew
erai cars were derailed.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-16

special from Pollard. Ala. says
that John D. Floyd, engaged IA haul
Ing freight between that point and
small towns nearby. was held up at the
point OF revolver Friday hignt by
two mask ed men and robbed If al the
cash he had In his possession and a
large quantity of freight, xiltcn nc had
on his wagons.
Floyd claims he can recognize the
two men. even though they were
masked. IL he ever sees them again,
and declares they were white men.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-16
MARINE NEWS.

e@-0---.@@S
New orleans. May 15.-Cieared: strs.
city Of Mexico (Nor), Henrlchsen.
Tampico and Vera Cruz via Texas
City; Tholma (Nor.). lager. Christiana
via Norfolk Ell Monte. Woodward. New
York; winifred Jenkins, Port Arthur
Port Eads, La, May 15.-Arrived:
Strs. Waveriy (Br), Ramsay, Cardenas
and Matanzas; Viator (Nor.), Thorsen,
Ceiba; Suningdale. (Br). Lindemann,
Progresso; Duffield (Br.). Morgan. CAL
weston.
sailed: strs. Carriage (Br.). Peterson,
Colon; Joseph Vaccaro, (Br.), Simpson.
Truxillo via Ceiba; Mongibello GtaI.),
Schiafino. Genoa and Barcelona via
Newport News; Manteo, Mclaughlin,
Florida ports via Mobile.
Mobile. May 15.--Arrived: strs.
FELL (Nor.). Titland. Puerto Cortez;
Mercian (Br). Harracks. New Orleans;
Schr. Boniform (Br.), Scott. Cayman
Brac. >
Cleared: Strs. Harz (Ger.), Brudigan.
Nykjobing; Colombia (Nor.), Doe, La
Ceiba.
Pensacola. May 15.-Arrived: Strs.
Burbo Bank (Br.). Kerr. Santiago; Ec-
clesia (Br0. Dormund. Parea; Inver-
gyle (Br). Parsburgh, Tampa.
Cleared. ptES' reuTiCA NAuSt'(t Wa
tinoioch, Marseilles: Burbo Bank (Br.).
Kerr Guifport; schr. Donna Christina,
Brown. Belize.
Galveston, Texas, May 15-Arrlved
strs. Alamo, Davidson. New York; FL
Alba, Quick. New York.
Cleared. strs.: Eldorado, Nelson, New
York; ComaL Young. New York (last
sailed.l
Sailed str. Elmerian. British, Cook.
| Liverpool
Galveston. Texas. May 1s--No clear
ings breadstuffs this week
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-16

ingham to visit relatives. Later she
will be Joined by Mrs. Katzenberg,
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-16
MANY MOBILIANS
SUMMONED TO COURT

Mobile, May 15.--(SpeciaI. )-R. II.
Thorington, the Supreme Court dep
uty from Montgomery. who is here
serving subpoenas on witnesses in the
Sheriff Cazalas impeachment proceed
ings, today continued his work. but
an effort to secure the list of those on
whom subpOenas were served proved
futile.
Mr.. Thorington refused to give out
the list. referring his questioners to
Attorney Palmer Pillans, who said
they could not be given out for pub
lIcation until all had been served.
1t is said there are subpoenas for
twenty-four witnesses. among whom
are prominent persons.