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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12
.Amuser1ents
Ceburns at the club.

Again, despite the chilling effect Of
the night. the outdoor version OF the
Twelfth Night made hit with the
audience which went TO the woods
near the Country Club last night. The
Coburn players made themselves pop
ular ON their visit last summer when
they put on the forest version OF Mid
summer Nights Dream" and made at
that time somewhat Of cult which
remained faithful on their return. But
for the cool air the Coburn set must
have drawn q full audience as their
work deserved such appreciation.
The particular comedy of the Eliza
bethan playwright lent itself admira-
bly, to the outdoor presentation and
arrangement used by the Coburn cum-
bination. The cast as provided by Mr..
Augustine Duncan accumulated the
sylvan atmosphere that comes to the
mind with every reading OF the buoy
ant lines of the play.
In the fascinating role of Viola. Miss
Ivan Mills gave an unusually happy
Interpretation. Not recently has a
Montgomery audience had the pleasure
Of such reading of Shakespeare's lines
In this particular part. For after all
any stage person has done well when
she or she effectively deals the clever
verse of the great playwright
The Duke of orsino was well taken
care of by Charles Douville Coburn,
who gave a good exposition Of the
younger school of Shakespearian ac-
tors. Not less engaging was the work
of Mr.. Duncan In the trying part OF
Malvolio on which the writing genius
seems to have brought to play his
richest glow of humor.
Substituted in satisfactory manner
for the orchestra was quartet of
male voices that Ieant realism and
charm to the evenings entertainment.
teamIa heartier welcome on their next
return.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12
MCDOWELL IS DEAD
VxcTTM OF AN INSANE MAN AT
HUNTSVILLE.
xeung Man whe Was shot ny william
r. H9Isey, succumbs To HIS Ter
rIhls weunds-Conscious
To End.

Huntsville, May iI--tSpecial. )--Au-
gustus d. Mcdowell. the second victim
~ william L. Halsey. president OF the
Halsey Grocery Company, who went In
zane. killed J. Robert Jones and shot
Mcdowell. his shipping clerk. died at
the city hospital early today.
The patient was shot through the
abdomen and from the frst 1t was
. thought by his physicians that he had
only about one chance IN q hundred to
live. An operation was performed as
\ last resort and Il was found that the
intestines had been perforated In thir-
teen places. Fourteen Inches OF the
bowels were cut out and two Murphy
buttons were inserted. Paralysis Of
the bowels. due TO the nervous shock
OF the gunshot and the operation. was
the complication to be feared more
than all things else. and this IL what
ensued.
Young Mcdowell was perfectly ra-
tionai up to within short time OF his
death and he was resigned to his fate
from the nrst. He would arouse from
given to relieve his pain and recognize
those around him. Often he would con-
verse with them. His brother, Thomas
Mcdowell. of Tafbotton. Ca. arrived
Sunday.
Gus Mcdowell was about IS years
old. He was born ana reared on
farm near Talbotton. Ca, and six years
ago came to Huntsville. He became
shipping clerk of the W. L. Halsey
Company and was one Of the favorits
employees of the man who went insane
ana shot him. His untimely and tragic
death Is deeply deplored.
Mcdowell was q Knight OF Pythias
and q member OF the Fraternal Order
of Eagles. He and Miss Clara Jones,
daughter of James c. Jones, were mar
ried two years ago. Besides his heart
broken young widow, he leaves two
brothers and three sisters.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12

the barber shops and get the BARRIERS
to use It. as 1t is great."-Geo. A. stiltE.
"a Ia Main street, Springfield. Mass.
Partisan Sage soaks into the scalp
and when 1t reaches the roots OF the
hair Il not only kills every dandrun
germ, but 1t supplies the hair with just
the right kind of nourishment to put
vigor and strength into It ana make IL
grow.
PARTISAN Sage is the most delightful
hair dressing in the world. 1t makes
women's hair soft. silky and luxuriant.
Use II one week and you will never
give 1t up.
PARTISAN Sage Is guaranteed by Y. @.
Fowler to stop falling hair. TO cure
dandruff, to keep hair from fading. to
cure itching OF the scalp. or money
back.
II is for sale by leading druggists
everywhere. When you buy Persian
sage you get for your 90 cents a big
bottle of the best hair tonic In the
world: a bottle that contains much
more than the bottles containing the
ordinary kinds. The girl with the au-
burn hair h on every bottle of Partisan
Sage
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12
TELLS OF CRUELTY
YOUNG MAN SAYS HE WAS ABUSED
IN MONROE.
Edgar J. sehoaeId Charges County Of
AciaIs with Abusing Him.
IL In Mobile Hos
initial

Mobile. May i1.-(Special. )-Re-
moved to the city hospital from the z.
NJ. G. A, where he appealed for medical
assistance, Edgar J. Schoheld. a young
white man claiming, Finchburg, Mon
roe County, Ala, as his home, tells a
story of cruelty at the hands OF Mon
roe County deputies.
He claims that he was arrested by
deputies on charge of violating the
prohibition law and when asked that
the warrant be shown him he was shot
in the leg and was then arrested and
held In jail. He says this occurred last
October. He states an indictment was
returned against him by the grand
jury on October II and that he remain
ed in jail eight months awaiting trial
where he developed pneum onia and was
finally discharged by the county physi-
clan, being freed from the jail. He
came here. arriving on q river steamer
today. .r..
He appealed to the z. NJ. C. A. and
Q permit was given and ne was placed
In the hospital.
He is apparently Intelligent and well
dressed and tells the story OF cruel
treatment without halt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12
DENTAL CONVENTION
ONE HUNDRED DELEGATEs WELL
COINED AT ADMISSION.
President Crumly Makes Plea to Have
Series OF Lectures In Public
schools ON Proper Care 81
Teeth.

Admission, May i1.--(Special. )--About
one hundred delegates were welcomed
TO Admission In an eloquent address
by Ross Blackmon. when the sessions
Of the Alabama state Dental Associa-
tion began at IL o'clock In the Ala
bama Hotel this morning, and In his
annual address. President l.. A. Crum-
iy of Birmingham. made plea to the
educational authorities Of Alabama to
inaugurate a series Of lectures In the
public schools on oral hygiene or the
proper care of the teeth ana mouth.
which will be discussed before the
public tomorrow.
He also deprecated an apparent lack
In interest of the associational work
on the part of the better class % State
dentists. appointing q committee to
Investigate the cause of this condi-
ton.
The paper Of DR.. I. B Wyatt. Of
Huntsville, on "deciduous teeth, I"
aroused lively discussion in the
afternoon. Several of the speak ers
were absent or asked for q postpone
nent and this was the only address
of the Afternoon. The convention con-
vened at $3.50 p. m. and the following
officers were elected:
President, G. w. Randall, West
Blocton; vice president. f.. A. John
ston. Shefield: second vice president,
e. G.. Yielding. Birmingham; secre-
tary, e. w. Patton. Selma; treasurer.
W, ]. Reynolds, Selma.
DR.. J. @. Westbrook OF Birming-
ham, was elected a member OF the
executive committee to succeed DR..
vann of Gladsden or DR.. Frazier of
Birmingham. DIR. r. b. Chapman
was reelected for term OF Ave years
to fill vacancy on the examining
board. he having been connected with
the board for fifteen years
President Crumly this afternoon APP
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12
Romance of Mobile Young
Man eliminates in NeU York

Nsw< York, May 1i.--(Special)--
When Jules =. Hennebique. president
pf the Interstate Construction Com
pany, OF Mobile. Ala. was In Paris last
summer, he saw in the home OF a
friend q photograph of Miss Aimee
Baffrey, daughter Of Victor e. Baffrey.
ps 1a7 East Fiftieth street. -.
There" he exclaimed. rs the por-
trait OF young woman I want to
marry
He made inquiries about the origi-
nal Of the picture, and when he found
she lived In this city he spent several
weeks here on bis return from Europe.
The romance. which began when Mr..
HennebiQue saw Miss Baffrey's picture,
led to the marriage in st. Patrick's
Cathedral OF MFR. Hennebique ana Miss
Ha<frey.
At the wedding reception at Del
monsco's the story of the part the
photograph Of Miss Baffrey had played
was told.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12
SLAYER OF SHERIFF IN
TALLAHASSEE FOR TRIAL

Tallahassee, Fla. May ii.--(Special. }
Mark Morris, the negro charged with
the killing of Sheriff Langston of this
Gseon) county. has been brought here
for trial.
He was arraigned before Judge Ma
lone today and asked for an attorney
to represent him. This being granted.
his trial was set for next Thursday
and he was taken back to the county
Jail. which is being closely guarded.
While It was necessary to keep him
In Jacksonville since his capture, to
prevent his being lynched. the officers
now believe that they can control the
aituatiof
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12
SAYS JURY INFLUENCED
BY PRAYER OF MINISTER

Mount Vernon, Ca. May f1.-Follow-
ing a prayer at the opening OF the
court session. offered by Rev. Joe Nc
Daniel, a relative of W. C. Beasley
for whose alleged murder Jordan
Swain Is on trial. the defendants at
torney atifence moved for mistrial
and 1t was granted.
Rev. Mcdaniel in his prayer asked
compassion for Swain. referring to him
as a man whose hands are stained
by the blood OF his fellow men,
The defense then asked for q new
trial before another jury.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12
AUGUSTA TORRENTS GAME.
Another Fuss with Umpire And Fans
Arr Cheated.

Another Fuss with Umpire And Fans
Are Cheated.
Augusta, Ga. May 11.-Augusta this
afternoon had the second forfeited
game OF the season chalked up against
her.
AZ the end of the second inning Me-
Mahon was on first ami Lee caught
him mapping. He claimed balk. The
umpire was Arm and Mcmahon. after
using very vile language at the UNI
pire, was ordered out OF the game and
also fined. The game was forfeited
when Castro failed to order his men
back on the field.
The score stood 8 to 0 In favor OF
felted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12
FLORIDA LAWMAKERS
.cENsURE JENNINGS

Tallahassee. Fla. May 1.-THE ques-
ton of whether the funds paid to fo--
mer Governor w. s.. JenniugsL tia
counsel Of the trustees OF the internal
Improvement Company. was exorbi-
tant. was brought up again in the
House today. when the report OF the
Joint legislative commission appointed
to report on the funds. was adopted.
This report says: We think the
amount Of attorneys fees paid to the
Governor and special counsel IL out OF
all proportion to any service they
could have rendered. We do not wish
to impugn the motives of the trus-
tees. but we feel Constrained to point
out these matters as instances Of I'm
provident expenditures of the trust
moneys.'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12

Pittsburg. May 1i.--Mrs. Ellen Gil
lespie Magee. widow of christopher
Lyman Magee. and aunt by marriage OF
Mayor william A. Magee, died yester-
day at her home. Village Eleanore
Rome. Italy. Word OF ner death was
cabied today to H. s. A. e. Stewart
one OF the trustees Of the Magee es-
Massillon. O.. Mrs. Magee's sister, who
was visiting her. Under the terms OF
Senator Magee's viii. the estate will
now be used for the establishment and
maintenance of q magnificent free hos
pital on the site OF the old Magee es-
tate in this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12
KILL The GERMS

That's the Only way To Cure Dandru@
and Partisan Sage IL the
Only Killer.
"Parisian Sage" said New York
harbar. "win kill the destructive and
nerststent germs of dandruff, and abol-
;ah the disease. There may be other
remedies that will do the same out
I never heard of one"
And just read what one Of the fore
most BARRIERS OF Springfield, Mass. says
OF Partisan Sage:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12
GOVERNMENT SENDS
RELIEF TO ADANA

Constantinople. May liza medical
commission with a large quantity of
medical supplies for the relief of the
suffering, left here today for Adana.
DJeved Bey. former Governor Cen
eral Of the Adana villayet, arrived here
with the object of explaining to the
Minister Of the Interior the origin and
cause of the race conflicts in his terri
tory. Djeved Bey has been dismissed
from office.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12

Huntsville, May Especial -Lo-
cal devotees OF the great national
game are figuring on organizing
league to be composed OF seVeral
towns In the neishborhood and having
Regular games during the season
played by competing teams Of semi
professional players. II is believed
that teams In Huntsville, Athens, De-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12

catur. Anniston. ehsnlsld ana at least
one other town can Be interested In
the proposition enough to come in
and have . regular schedule Of games.
There has been no regular baseball
here now In about four years. and u
is believed by those backing the
will pay.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12
Hou.e 20 HOUSE search

Adana, Aslatic Turkey, May 1.-THE
local authorities have ordered a house
to house search with the object of re-
covering and restoring the loot taken
from Armenians during the recent dis
orders.
The American Missionary Relief
Committee announces that II has on
hand enough nurses to care for the
present number of sick and wounded
The local mills have resumed grinding
and the Importation Of -four is no long
err necessary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12

The Western clubs Of the National
League nearly cleaned the board yes
terday, the Cardinals being the only
won for Brooklyn. st. Louis only get
ting three hits off him while Lumley's
crowd raked seven of Saliee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12

Two things were demonstrated at
Capitol Heights yesterday. One was
that when a southpaw Is bad he is
(well rank, and the other was that the
ladies' day hoodoo is shattered. Two
ladies' days In this Atlanta series and
both won by the Climbers, Atlanta
using two southpaws both days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12

10 Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up the System.
take the Old Standard GROVES TASTE.
LESS CHILL TONIC. You know what you
are taking The formula n plainly printed
on every bottle, showing Il 10 simply Quin-
inc and Iron In a tasteless form. ana the
most effectual form. For grown people ana
children, SOC, ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12

BY concurrent resolution introduced
by James e. Alexander. the House to-
day memorialized Congress- to construct
sea level canal across Florida.
The resolution gives data as to the
probability OF such q canal and
states such canal would facilitate
transportation upon the opening of the
Panama Canal avoiding the dangerous
voyage around the Florida KEYS,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12
MORAN WILL REPORT.

Umpire VIII Return to south May, II
President Kavanaugh today received
word from Augie Moran. the umpire
called home by the illness OF his wife
that he would report for duty during
the Memphis Birmingham series az
Birmingham, May II.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12

Dcdr 0lES' \
used Partisan
Sage and found
II better than
any other. II
is the best hair
restorer / ever
used, and !
have u . Q q
them all. ]
find II a great
d q n d r un re-
mover q q o .
Y gu should
get It into all
- A.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12
MEMPHIS SIGNS
TY COBB'S BROTHER

Memphis. Tenn. May 11.-(special. y
Paul Cobb, brother of Ty, has been
signed by local Southern Leaguers for
outfield duty. He wrote to the local
club which is in tail-end position: 81
am not only a good ball player, but
a mascot 4"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12
SELMA SOCIETY

Selma, May l1.-(speciaL)--Mrs
Harry Maring delightfully."- en-
tertained about fifteen friends this aft
ernoon at euchre in honor of Mrs;
Louis Schwartz, OF New Orleans and
mss Julia Herzfeld. of Mobile. The
pariors where the games were played
AZ four small tables were adorned
Saith Mains and vases of roses on the
nantes and cabinets. Two handsome
trophies were awarded and delicious
refreshments were served after the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12

When Pope got that three Dagger In
Birmingham, Atticus Nuliln Of The Led
ger bet Bill Stickney that he would
not get another this season: Last
night Bill forwarded copy of yester-
days box score to Mr.. MulIin. with no
comments.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12

The Tigers had on their batting toys
yesterday. Cleveland was the only
Western Club to lose in the American,
the Red Sox of Frank Bowerman beat
ing them on their own grounds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12

Mrs. b. H. Craig has issued inyi,
tations to q linen shower on Friday
afternoon from s TO Q o'clock complt
mentary to Miss Alexina Wood.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12
Round Trip Rate
Montgomery to Savannah. Ga.

Via the Atlantic Coast Line. $3.50
Account General Assembly OF
Presbyterian Church to be held in
Savannah May 10th to 29th. 1903.
Tickets on sale May 18th, 18th
and 18th, also Gath, final limit to
leave Savannah not later than
june End.
For information or Pullman Res
erVations call at A. c. L, Office.
Exchange Hotel or phone 287.
G. A cARDwELL. C. A.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12

pointed committee on necrology.
consisting OF DR.. Randall. Of Blocton,
vann. OF Alfalfa. and westbrook OF
Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12

It will be Guese against possibly
Hickman today, and Jack Higgins viii
the first game Of the season In the
west.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12

Mr. Butler was trying to do the Pope
act at Sulphur Dell.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12

Mr., and Mrs. Lee. Adler returned
home last evening from their wedding
journey and are at nome 10 theiI
Broad street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12

What win the Travellers do to the
Dubs today, and the Pelicans to the
Crackers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12

It will be interesting to see what
Jud Daily. will do against his old team
mates today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12

Monster william Smith was badly IN
need Of a phrenologist yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12

rards tomorrow afternoon compliment
ary to Miss Julia Herzfeld of Mobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12

They raise pitchers as we'll as whls-
key up In Kentucky-watch somebody
grab that Tony boy in Winchester.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Y. Brooke AMI son,
Russell, who have been spending few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Hopper
have returned to their home In Lu-
verne
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12

Hennebique left for wedding Jour-
ney which will include the West In
dies ana France. On their return TO
this country they will live In Mobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12

Mrs, N. K. Aver. OF Atlanta, is here
on a short visit to relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12
A FEW FOUL TIPS.
Broke even. waa' aii
ow for the wild and woolly.

Old man stock lost to old man Brett
yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12

Miss Carrie Sneider, OF Buffalo, whC
has been here on an extended visii
to Mrs. Arthur Loeb will leave tomor'
row for Canton, Miss, to visit friends
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Huston. of Mis-
sisstppi, are here visiting relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12

Misses Maude Sehuster ana Elaine
Eichold returned home last night from
Montgomery, where they enjoyed the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Myer
Gerson, Jr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12

Mrs. Walter Cook and young daugh.
ter, Mary Frances, returned home yes.
ter,aay after a delightful VISIT TO rel
atlves in Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12

The Gulls didn't hold that lead long.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-12

The Music Study Club will meet to-
morrow morning at half after ten
O'Clock with Miss Annie Bender at her
home on Church street.
DR.. R. @. Patrick. president OF the
hudson Institute at Marion. spent to-
day IN Selma.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-23
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York, Sept. 22.-WHEAT-Re
;eipts 44,400; spot firm; No. 2 red
ala nominal elevator; No 2 red
iii nominal fob. ahoat Up to mid
day when the hearish correction in
the worlds stocks was stated causing
heavy unloa ling. wheat was firm and
at times Il u 5sc higher, rejecting the
lighter southwest receipts. and the
ontinued good milling demand The
late break destroyed all the early inn
proVement except on September.
which was up 2}s on the strong cash
situation. Other months We're partly
4 lower. September closed LA;
December | 0S.
CORN-Receipts 1,125; exports l.,
l9G; spot easy; No. 2 old 7Sc nominal
elevator, AID 79e sales delivered; No
2 new 66h nominal fob, afioat, win
ter shipment. The option market was
steady and quiet, closing partly Nc
net higher, September 76c; t,eeem
Der 71%.
OATS-Receipts 59,475; spot
steady: mixed +lhM42; natural white
42@45; clipped white 43m4 Sc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-23
VARIOUS REASONS BROKE VIOLENTLY
Wheat Started With Fresh Advance
Yesterday, But Sudden 6earish
News Caused Slump.

Chicago, Sept. 22-WHEAT.--
Broke violently today on heavy liqui
dation following the fresh advance al
the start, at which time September
advanced to S107; December l00k
Closed weak at almost the bottom
with prices u to A@3s below yester
days final figures. During the first
part of the dav September displaye,
considerable congestion and as A re
suit the price was forced up naarI5
two cents. Deferred months adj
vanced nearly cent. The shorts
again were active bidders for the eur
rent month. Decreased receipts il
the northwest end the strength IL
cash grain in the leading grain cen
ters of the country was chiefly re
sponsible for the Urgent demand
The last nart of the day extreme
weakness developed on active selling
and prices declined 1s to 2Ac from
Bradstreets statement of the worlds
visible supply as published yesterday
which augmented the increase by
nearly 100000 bushels, and made
the total increase more than ll0G0,
900 bushels, acceL,Gated the weak
ness.
No. 2 red $113@115; No. 3 red
L05@l,13; No. hard 1056t1 08: No
3 hard 1.0201,07; December opened
99& 01.00; high 1.009s 1.0034 low
9oh m999s; closed $3.50; September
t,05.
CORN-Liberal safes of Septembel
~ cash interests caused weakness
The deferred months displayed fai!
steadiness early owing to light re
ceipts and to the official forecast OF
frost for portions of the corn belt. On
he slack shipping demand AMI the
break in wheat the market closed
weak, 3s@R to lie lower.
No. G7A MG7&; NO. white G7h
167h; No. yel'o> G-'n c"rS. N" :
p7h M67%; No. 3 yellow 67A 667% ;
December opend j03s mGo34; hign
i97S; low G9nG0M closed coz Sep
TENDER 6614.
OATS-Firn early, but weakened
on the slump in wheat and corn
Closed weak. hm &c lower
No. white 414c: No. 3 white 39M
i0M standard 40h m41A; Deeembe
rpened 3925 arose. nigh 1895; low
80: closed 391s; September 391a d
$685..
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-23
superstitlon About Friday.

Probably the most notable Of the
many reasons given for the wide
spread belief that Friday Is an I'M
lucky day Is that it was on Friday
that Christ was crucified The super
stition has been fostered, too. by the
popular notion that Friday is a
changeable day, or. as CHANGER calls
II, "gerful." He says
"Selde is the Friday al the wyke
slyke,"
An old Shropshire couplet contrib.
utes thus to the superstition.
Fridays day as'll have his trick;
The fairest or foulest day OF the
wick" uU
AS a proof of the universally Of the
superstition among all nations and
ranks, 1t is curious to note that the
shipping returns OF all countries show
q much lower sailing rate on Friday
than any other day Of the week.
And yet the history OF ages goes to
prove conclusively that 1t Is purely .
superstition.