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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-12
RUSHING COURT wonIx.


Negro Trials.
Dothan, May 11.--(Special 1.-The
criminal docket of the Circuit Court is
being tried tn week. and cases are
being disposed of with the dispatch
characteristic OF Judge Pierce, who
is rapidly becoming recognized as one
OF the most enterprising circuit judges
Of the State. The docket is an unus-
ually heavy one, but a number of the
cases are being mol pressed and 9TH
erwise disposed of, until by the end
Of the week the most important will
have been handled.
The case of Sam Jones' charged with
murder, was set for today, and prac-
tically all the rest of the week will be
taken I'D In the trials of 1nurderers.
The case of Sebe Taylor Is set for We'd
nesday and Andy Banks will probably
be tried next day.
These are the negroes who are ac-
cused of the murder of an unknown
white man whose body was found float
ing In Beaver Creek. just few miles
from pothan, about two months ago
and regarding which there was at the
time considerable excitement as to the
identity of the man and the probable
cause of the killing, and later when
these negroes were arrested the reel
inr Of resentment of the act was bor-
derinr onto mob violence. until after
the preliminary trial revealed the prob
ABILITY that the man was gambling
with them, and was likely gypsy vag-
The cases Of win johnson and Jim
-Robinson, charged with murder In the
second degree. have not been set yet.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-12
COUNCIL COMMITTEES
WILL HOLD MEETINGS

Calls have been issued to mem
bers Of the City Council Committees on
Finance. Street and Schools, for meet
ings. The Finance Committee and
School Committee will meet this after
noon at o'clock. all meetings to be
held at the Council Chamber.
Matters Of small Importance will
arise, mostly routine business referred
to the Committee by the Council at
its last session.
Among the business of the School
Committee will be the consideration of
an offer by Andrew Carnegie of $15,-
900 for the installation of a library for
the negro Students. provided Mont
gomerians supplement the offer.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-12
WOMEN ano SOCIETY
Rosals Armsssad Higgins Social Editor. Phone 254s.


eTwashtre, the Vulcan Of Htndoo
mythology, created the world; out
when he wished to create Q woman re
found that he had employed AL NJ
material In the creation OF man, Tnere
did not remain one solid element Tnen
Twashtrs, erpiexed. fell Into . pro-
found meditation" He aroused him.
self as follows:
sFfe took the roundnes OF the moon,
The hot and quiy'ring air OF noon;
The chill OF Boreas Icy breath;
Divine devotion unto DEATH
Inconsistency OF hayward wind;
Timidity Of gentle hind;
The lions courage when at Day;
Immortal hope OF dawning day.
Forebodings OF the dreary night;
The poise of eagle In Its flight;
Sweet flavor OF the honey bee:
The fury OF the surging sea;
The mellow moonbeam's calm repose;
The clineing of the climbing rose;
& Relentlessness of open grave;
The gracefulnes Of curling wave;
This Iove-light from the eyes Of fawn
- The tear-drops from the mist of
dawn;
The gladsome Joy of bright sun ray;
The vanity OF peacock gay;
The velvet flush Of rose-leaf tints;
The modesty Of the violet hints;
The passion OF the tigers might;
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-12
PROTEST AGAINST THE
doom TRANSFER

That Major Il. White. Division Of
fcer of the salvation Army. will. in
all probability, revoke the order send
ing Captain and Mrs. L. A. doom, Of
the local post. to New Orleans. Is due
to the fact that this official has been
receiving many letters the past few
days from the prominent citizens of
this city urging him to reconsider his
order.
The letters were written by the lead
ing citizens of this city, the business
men also taking hand. but perhaps
the strongest appeal was written by
Mayor w. NJ. league. Every ONCE at
the Capitol from the Governors down
likewise made the same request.
From the tone and tenor of the COM
munications received from Major
White by the men In this city who
made such requests. Il Is judged that
the Captain and his wife will be re-
tanned at their post in Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-12
ANCIENT ORDER OF
HIBERNIANS' PICNIC

Ancient Order of Hibernians and La
dies Auxiliary will entertain you at
Jackson's Lake Wednesday. May 10.
with the best barbecue and picnic Of
the season. No basket, no trouble,
but q day of pleasure. Tisdale Band,
dancing all day free Best prizes
given away. Dinner by Hugh Nee
han.
Trains leave depot at Q a. m. Tick
cts, adults 75. children so cents. For
further particulars see
T. j. Kelly. chairman COMMITTEES an
Arrangements. Adv.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-12
CIGAR MEN MAY
COME TO MONTGOMERY

TIE IS. and W." Cigar COMPANY a,
tampa Fla. manufacturers of biSh
Sraue havana cigars. of which a r.
wtison ana q. NJ. smails are the pro-
an establishment in this citv, ss 49,
TWO men were in Montsomery yastsrs
gay looking over the territory with the
view of finding a location. ''''
Iney have been In correspondsncs
win George S. Viewer. secretary ~
the commercial Club. for some tins
ana being we'll pleased with whst
.ney saw and with what the city had
70 oner' they took up'the question OF
q location with Mr.. Viewer -
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-12

o. God. who hast made of one 4
blood all nations OF men for to I
dwell on the face OF the whole I
earth, and did'st send Thy blessed 4
Son to preach peace to them that 4
are far on and them that are 4
nigh. Grant that all men every 4
where may seek after Thee and I
find Thee. Bring the nations into 4
Thy fold. and add the heather to 1
Thine inheritance. And we pray (
Thee shortly to accomplish the 4
) number Of Thine elect. and to /
} hasten Thy Kingdom through the I
same Jesus Christ our Lord. 4
Amen. 4
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DAILY CALENDAR.

} Miss Annie CASTOR will be the
hostess for the Queen of Clubs at ,
} 11:3D o'clock.
Miss Vivian Slough will enter +,
tain at a birthday party at Oak I
Park from to 8 o'clock.
) The Peter Forney Chapter. d. I
} A. r., will meet with the Vice. I
\ Regent. Mrs. w. n. Thomas. at I
J her horne. 526 South Perry Street.
at II o'clock. 4
r r
\ The Sayre Street School I'M I
} provement Association will meet
\ with Mrs. Duncan May at 4:so
} o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-12

Sorrento. May 1.-THE VIII OF MarI-
on Crawford. he A;71arIt Al novelist.
who died mere April expresses the de-
sire that his yacht and the villa SAINT
Agneilo be sold and that the tesla
tors body lie buried in the SAINT Ag-
nello Cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-12

Birmingham, May 11.-(SpeciaLl-
Birmingham has new Italian consul
agency, the representative Of that
government being francesca Car
pigiani, who comes from New Or
leans, accompanied by his wife. Mr..
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-12
Canr Goinr no Frnnee.

Paris. May 1.-THE Russion gov
eminent has communicated oficially to
France the intention Of Emperor Mich
olas to return the visit of President
Fallieres during the coming summer.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-12
MRS. MADISON ENTERTAINs
FOR MRS. wINCHEsTEl

One of the most beautiful and orii-
liant AFFAIRS of the season was the tea
at which Mrs, r. H. MADISON en.e
tanned on last afternoon in honor Oh
Mrs. Maxwell winchester. Ine az
tractiye home on Court street was
iayishiv adorned for the occasion Win
a wealth of cut flowers. The recep-
tion hall was beautiful in Its color
scheme of white and green. MAI
guerite daises were used In profussoh'
Large bowls OF them. were placed IN
evsrv available space. Electric nights
ueeping out OF the green foliage
made the scene a veritabls fairy land.
In the front parlor. white snap
dragons and white roses were useo'
with garlands of smilax and numbers
of electric lights. In the second par
lar the color scheme OF white and
green again predomineted, snap drag
ons and brides roses making the room
beautiful. Here the tea table was
placed. Brides roses In cut glass
vases and trailings Of smiiax adorned
II. The hostesses here were Mrs. J.
G. Anderson, wearing gown OF white
lingerie over pink, and Mrs. Elliott
Harmon. handsomely gowned In white
satin striped chiffon.
The color scheme in the dining
room was pink, pink carnations. pink
snap dragons, and pink candles In
silver candelabra lending a very pref
~ effect. The wine table was placed
IN here. On the table was, cluny
| lace piece over pink satin. In the
centre wasS a basket filled with en-.
cnantress carnations and ferns while
In among the flowers we're myraids OF
small electric lights. The handle OF
the basket was tied with a pink satin
bow. Ropes OF smilax, studded here
and there with electric lights, were
carried to the chandelier above.
Mrs. J. l.. CASTOR in gown OF
white silk. and Mrs. A. G.. Forbes
in white lingerie. presided here. The
receiving line was composed OF only
the hostess, Mrs. MADISON and the
honor guest, Mrs. Winchester.
Mrs. MADISON wore a gown of blue
inessaiine, with hand embroidered
yoke and sleeves, Mrs winchester
wore her wedding gown, a handsome
Paris creation of white mince chiffon,
with an overskirt OF hand-braided net,
trimmed in lace. She wore a string
OF pearls and a handsome pearl
brooch. Five attractive little figures
In white dresses with pink and blue
ribbons were the four little grand
daughters of the hostess. and the lit.
tie daughter of the guest Of honor.
little Frances, Susan Farley and Mary
Cecil West, Fanny Baldwin Simpson
and Ella Waugh Patterson
Mrs. MADISON was assisted in enter
tanning by her daughters, Mrs. j. II.
West, and Mrs. @. W. Simpson. Mrs.
West wore a white lingerie gown
with pink empire sash, and Mrs.
Simpson a gown OF blue lingerie. 9th
ers assisting were Mrs. J w. Black
in white chiffon cloth, Mrs. H. M.
Edmonds in blue nessaline, trimmed
in real lace; Mrs. G. Showers In blue
lingerie; Mrs. d. Wynne In blue
SIX. Mrs. Marion MADISON in PINK
lingerie; Mrs. Ben MADISON in Law.
snder lingerie, and Misses Katherine
Alley In yellow messaline trimmed IN
gold; Elizabeth Fitzpatrick in white
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-12

carpigiani succeeds Consul stancati,
who left here some months ago for
Texas. where he has entered other
business.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-12

Among the new she'll hairpins one
of the favorite styles IL broad triple
loop.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-12
The purity Of lily white;

The purity OF lily white;
The chatter OF the noisy jay;
The doves love notes at close of day.
Rich rainbow rays flashed from the
rest,
Composite of Creations bestl
He crowned her with Faith Divine,
Showed her to man, and said. She's
Thine.
Warren e Comstock.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-12

Miss Mamie Kennedy. Of Brooklyn
is visiting Miss Clyde West. of CHS.
holm.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-12

Mr.. oscar Dibble. OF Atlanta, 4
spending a few days In the city.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Burton and their
guest. Miss Florence Powell, Of st.
Louis, and Master Billy ovsrton have
returned from Belzona, Miss.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-12

Miss Molly Harrison has gone to At
lanta where she will make her home
in the future.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-12

Mrs. Thomas NJ. owen will leave
this morning for Western trip with
a party OF friends.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-12

Miss Marie Mills. Of Baltimore, Is
the charming guest OF Mrs. NJ. d.
Bib at her home on Moulton street.
Miss Mills Is the daughter of Rev. DR..
Mills, who was pastor Of the Metho-
dist Protestant Church in this city dur
ing the SOS, and has been shown
many delightful attentions by her ia
theirs old friends.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-12

Mrs. l.. +. Pride. recording sec.
rotary Of the Alabama Division, u. D
c.. will represent the Secession Chap.
ter at the convention In Huntsville.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-12

The friends of Mrs. j. d. Lovelace
will be glad to know that she 10 i'm
proving.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-12

net over blue taffeta. and Miss Mamie
Bethea In blue lingerie. During the
afternoon q saiad course was served
About 200 callers attended this beau.
tifui reception.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-12

Mr.. ana Mrs. w. p. strobhar. Mrs
George A. Montgomery and Mrs. Her
vey w. Laird will return today from
a delightful trip down the Alabama
river to Mobile.
La Junta tribune., 1909-10-16

asked Don't wait until the meetings
are well under way before taking a
hand. II you get into the Sunday
services you will have TO be early
The tabernacle only seats 400 and
perhaps Will accommodate another hun
dred or two standing After that
Is full an overflow meeting will be
held In the Presbyterian church.
The services will be held In the
various churches Sunday at II a m,
but a, e:sc p. IN there win be mas.
meeting AT tn. tabernacl. In charge
of the eyangelis,s. and then again
n, 1880 y. m. Evangelist Grandstaf'
will preach. Service every afternoon
at 2:3o and night at 1880 during ,ht
coming week.
La Junta tribune., 1909-10-16
National Celebrity In Town.

James @. Schuyler. OF Los Angeles.
Calf. on. Of the mos, prominent en-
ginecrs In the country and the author
Of several standard works In his par.
ticular line Of endca,or. ~as . Ia
Junta visitor several days ,hls week.
He was sent here by q bond company
TO make = report on the Meredith
Lake irrigation project. by Which u
IL proposed TO greatly INCREASE the
capacity Of that lake with ths food
water Of the Arkansas river BY build.
Ing an immense ditch from he river.
and with the supply irriga,e several
thousand acres Of land In oteeo and
Bcn' counties.
Mr. schuyler spent the entire week
With ,. T. Lewis. and aceompanied
BY him inspected not only the Mere.
dith Lake proposition. bu, lnvesti.
Rted . number Of other dl,cAss for
the purpose Of making = report. NJ.
Schuyler left on the noon ,rois yss.
tssday for Denver.
La Junta tribune., 1909-10-16
So the People May Know.

The Tribune is delivered by the
mail carriers into n majority OF tn.
homes OF La Junta every Saturday
morning. also on all the rural routes
and In every town In otero county.
~ld Is the best advertising medium
In the Arkansas Valley. From zoe to
200 sample copies are mailed each
week. and that is tn. reason Why the
Tribune lis, Is growing The circu.
la,ion Of the Tribune. however. In
the court house park. the front yards
OF Ia Junta and the middle OF the
street. Is very limited. In fact NO do
not remember Of ever having found
= copy In any Of thc~c points Of van.
tagc In thirteen years. II you want
10 reach the people who have money
10 spend the Tribune h the oaly
paper.
La Junta tribune., 1909-10-16
WV


Charles Crooks has been officiating
as general yardmaster since the de-
parture OF Mr.. Derby for Newton.
Kan, to become trainmaster.
Six handsome new cabooses con-
tanning some modern conveniences
have been received at Las Vegas from
the Santa Fe shops in this city.
Santa Fe railroad freight business
Is rapidly increasing in all OF its
branches-an average. for instance.
OF train load OF coke passing
through daily for Ell Paso. Texas and
various Southern New Mexico and
Arizona smelling points. -Four new
freight crews have been put on
here this week--Raton Reporter.
Alya v Myers. a section foreman
for the Santa Fe at Thatcher. a
switching station thirty miles south
OF this point. has brought a suit for
Railroad Company. Myers stated that
500 OF the sum was advanced TO the
company for supplies. The remainder
OF the charges is due him for wages.
The control OF speeding trains by
wireless telegraphy took step for
ward when the Union Pacific rail
road recently equipped one OF its lo-
comotiyes with United Wireless Tele-
graph instruments. With this device
the train dispatcher may sit at his
desk and send an order directly into
the cab OF the engine when It is
running anywhere on the division.
With this machine working an end
will come to the accidents resulting
ure to deliver train order properly.
A meeting OF the traffic and opcr.
ating officials OF the Santa fe has
been called for October Goth at To
pcka to rearrange the schedule for
the passenger trains. and they are
now gathering data for tina, meeting.
The company has begun TO receive
from three TO five new locomotives
each day and consignments OF new
passenger equipments OF all kinds
and II Is planned to put this new
equipment into use as soon as posi-.
be, The Topeka meeting will result
In numerous improvements In ths
service throughout the west
Mr. and Mrs Frank Hi1 have ar
rived In Arkansas City, Kan. from
la Junta. Colo. MIR. i'm has tsker
a position as timekeeper In the mas
ter mechanics office. the position
which was vacated by Kirk Scott II
become chief clerk Mr.. I'M was IL
the bonus department at La Junta
He has a splendid recommendation
from the master mechanic there VII,
compliments the young man yer,
highly for the services he rendere,
the Santa Re at that point He Is ,
son OF Master Mechanic i'm an'
Wife. OF Topeka - Arkansas Cit!
Traveller.
La Junta tribune., 1909-10-16
Teacher Institute.

The second teachers institute o!
the eastern section OF o,cro county
will convene In the high school build
ing In La Junta today. The pro
gram for the occasion L. AS follows:
10 n. IN. Roll call. Quote some
pedagogical principle.
1910 a. IN. Music. Misses Russell
and La sheir.
1920 u. IN. Teaching u Country
School," chapters three and four
Carl Dslby.
II n. m. Intcrmission.
ii:Io n. TN. Handbook Of Compost
ton. pages thirty.sevcn TO sixty.siI
and page :?.. Emma Hershey.
1850 = N. Report Of programme
committee.
i? u. m. intcrmission.
i::0 p. m. "Ruskin's Sesame and
Liilics." Frank Burke.
2p. m. Round table talks: Lcade
Mrs. Mabel Patterson. First. Aard!
ness: second. whispering: third. pool
lessons; fourth. irregular attendance
s:to y. m. "Modei Assignments Ia
Reading: Ono In Poetry and Two ID
Prose-" County superintendent =. 3
PAillios. ft
~. m. Adjournneas. Af
La Junta tribune., 1909-10-16

staff The singing evangelist. Rev,
o. K Pugh, will have charge OF a
large chorus. and those OF the young
people of the city who are not al.
ready enrolled as mem. ers OF the
chorus will be cordially welcome II
they come early and get in touch
with this part OF the service. which
will be a blessing TO them as well as
making them blessing 10 others.
The tabernacle is very comfortable.
Four large stoves give ample heat F.
the ground is covered with fresh.
clean hay: the seats have backs +.
doors have been placed In the tent
openings, so no one need fear a
draft Ample light has tccn provided
aud the weather is all that could be
La Junta tribune., 1909-10-16
Nothing oe'ns.

The German contingent Of Sousa's
band made = strenuous effort To 10.
cate some of their fAvoriie beverage
yesterday afternoon. and solicited thc
Assistance of c. L. Scelcy In their
cndcavor. but without very fisttcrins
resulta. They nisht have enter.
tAiaeA the suspicien that c. L. stiil
had some Of tho evidence that he
assisted h collecting just before the
saJooae ejoeel.
La Junta tribune., 1909-10-16
Revival Begun.

The eyangelists are on the ground
and work is under way. They were
unavoidably delayed and could not
be present at the first service. But
in the emergency Rev. Morley. OF
the Presbyterian church. presided and
Rev. Ayres OF the Methodist church
delivered the sermon. There was a
good audience for the first meeting.
and tonight, Friday, II Is expected
the tabernacle will be packed to hear
the first sermon by Evangelist Grand
La Junta tribune., 1909-10-16
Tourist Rates Convention.

c. l.. Seelcy received a letter from
Governor John r. shafroth yesterday
notifying him OF his appointment on
the committee to prepare a program
for the first annual convention OF the
Colorado Immigration and Tourist
Rates Bureau. which will meet In the
hall OF the House OF Representatiyes
at the capitol building In Dsnver. on
Monday. November 18th.
The rapid development OF the nat
ural resources OF Colorado is creating
widespread business activity through
out the state. and present ronditions
are most favorable to an era OF busi-
ness which should result in populat-
Ing and developing a large p0rtion OF
our unoocupied territory.
The Arkansas Valley A. well Ms
other portion OF the state Is es-
peeially interested In the securing
OF low railroad rates for tourists and
homcseekcrs who desire 10 visit or
settle In Colorado. and this is one OF
the important subjects that wiil come
up for consideration. II Is a matter
, In which the La Jun,a Industrial As
sooiation should take an ardve In.
terest a meeting OF the program
committee Is called for Friday. DC.
,ober 3oth In the office OF the sec
re,ary OF the Denver Chamber Of Com.
merce.
La Junta tribune., 1909-10-16
RAILROAD RUMBLINGS
G. c. Derby L..v.. /. Jun...

General Yardmaster Geo. G. Derby
left early this week for Newton. Kan.
TO assume the duties OF trainmaster
on the middle division OF the Santa
fe.
Mr.. Derry came west from James
town. n. r.. just three years ago.
and, excepting five months spent in
like capacity at Albuquerque. has had
charge OF the La Junta yards with a
success that has been most crafty
ing to his superior officials and to tn
patrons OF the road
Always obliging and efficient. he
has now an unusual number Of friends
and admirers who believe him well
worthy OF promotion and will be glad
10 see his advancement continue.
Probably few Santa Fe officials have
left La Junta earring with them
more genuine regret or more hearty
good wishes for future success.