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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
KIosky VIII Denied.
AT THE UNIVERSITY.
Summer School Begins Under Goo.
 Circumstances.

Summer School Begins Under Good
 Circumstances.
 University. June 10.--(SpeoiaI.)-- The quiet and dullness that usually sets in as a reaction to the com mencement festivities at the Univer- sity has been broken by the arrival of over one hundred of the advance guard of summer school students.
 Tuscaloosa is alive with the sum mer visitors. most of whom are wo- men. and the early enrolment gives promise of a busy session One hun dred students were registered We'd neshay morning and many more were on the grounds. The registration rec ord is equal to that of previous years and, 1t Is expected. will grow propor- tionately.
 Every room in the dormitories and on the campus was engaged before the opening. It Is expected that the total enrolment will approach the three hundred mark.
 Wednesday was given over to regis tration and preliminary conferences and work began In earnest this morn . nig. President Abercrombie addressed the students this morning.
 Friday morning and afternoon. Dr. J. Y. Graham, professor of biology in the University of Alabama. will de- liver lectures, his subjects being Charles Darwin and the Theory of Evolution" and '"The Prevention of Premature Death"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
Geodman-zieman weddinE.

N8O0M4a M~LtEM18n WGuMhMks
 Mobile. June 10.--(Special. )--The nariage of Miss Adele Cecile zieman. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank Zie- man. to Mir. John O. Goodman, was prettily celebrated this evening at 6 D'clpck at Saint Joseph's Church. in the presence of large gathering.
 Palms. ferns and tall cathedral can dles formed an effective setting for the altar and chancel where the ceremony was performed by Rev. Father D. J. Murphy, s. J., assisted by four little altar boys. Messillon Goodman, Ste- phen zieman, Horace Goodman and Nestor Genteras.
 A number of beautiful musical selec- tions were given before the ceremony, as the Clara Schumann Chorus. of which the bride Is a member, under J S. simon, assisted the choir of St. Joseph's Church in rendering the niu- sic for the occasion.
 The ushers, Messrs. Walter E. Good man, Leo A. Zieman. H. J. Goodman and Francis A. Zieman were the first to enter and were followed. by the Bridesmaid, Miss Frances Goodman, sitser of the groom. Next came the maid of honor, Miss Lillian Engler, of New Orleans. Each of these wore gowns of soft white in Empire -Prin- cess effect, and carried bouquets of marguerites. The little flower girl, Winifred Zieman, in a dainty gown of white, preceded the fair bride, who entered with her father, and who wore most becoming gown of white chif- fon cloth with trimming of lace, and carried shower of brides roses.
 The groom and his best man, Mir. Edgar Hugh Murray, awaited the bridal party at the chancel. There was no reception, the pride and groom leaving over the N. and O at s o'clock for Asheville. N, C.. and other resorts. On their return they wiN go to house. keeping at S05 St. Francis Street.
 The out of town guests were Mrs. Charles Arnold and little son. and Miss Engler. all of New Orleans.
 Eiks to Celebrate Flag Day.
 Invitations have been isused by
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
STATE CHEMIST IN MOBILE
 EXAMINING WATER SUPPLY

Mobile, June 10--(Special.)- )--State Chemist D. N. Mason is visiting Mobile, and In company with local health offi- cials. has made a study of the city's sources of water supply.
 Samples of the waters were taken for microscopic examination and chem ical analysis. for the purpose of de- terming it's purity or freedom from dis ease germs.
 No report will be made of the ind- ings of the chemist and health officers until thev have carefully examined the water.
 The city has two sources of water supply. the Bienvilie plant and the City waterworks. One might be con- damned if found to be contaminated without depriving the city of its drink ing water supply.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
THE MOSQUITO FLEET.
Small Boats Have Arrived At Flo MnRw4n

Small Boats Have Arrived At Fort
 Morgan,
 Mobile, June 10.-After an eventful voyage which covered a period of sev- erai weeks, Captain J, c. Hitchcock with the mosquito fleet of the United states Navy, composed of the Flagship, lieutenant W. c. Weary, a gasoline launch. tug boats Edgar F. Roehl. commanded by Capt. Joe Mccullough and the Lieutenant W. H. Smith. com manded by Captain Arthur Miller. ar- rived at Fort Morgan today, in a safe and sound conditioIe
 The Koehi win be stationed at Fort Morgan.
 Capt Hitchcock sailed this evening for Pensacola. Fla. where he win de- liver the Neary to the officers at Fort Barraneas. He will then transfer his lag to the Smith and sail for Fort Royal, S. c. Capt. Hitchcock was commissioned to take the three boats from Chicago to the gulf through the Illinois canal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
PENSACOLA SHERIFF
 CUTS FEE SYSTEM

Pensacola. Fla, June I0.--(speciaL)- sheriff Van Pelt has revoked the com missions of all deputy sheriffs, except ing those upon a salary, sending out notices today to the parties to whom he had granted commissions that they expire immediately.
 A number of men are employed at places where they desired to have the power of an ojfficer, also to carry a weapon. but they can no longer do so
 Within thirty days new law would have gone into eeffect, which prohib- its sheriff from granting commits sions to any persons excepting those deputies on salaries. and the local sher- in decided to annul the commissions prior to that date.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
cREAT IrcA1. nATrTr

starkville, Miss, June 1O.-(Special ) Another great legal battle, In which dozen lawyers will engage, takes place on the 18th.
 Al Edwards. who was jointly indicted with his brother Dyke, a month ago, for the murder of pr. A. F. Richardson, on last Christmas eve, has sued out a writ of habeas corpus. which will be heard by Chancellor Robbins.
 It will be remembered that Duke Edwards was recently tried and con- victed for the same offense. but has appealed to the Supreme Court The proceedings will be of lively charac- ter
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
TuscaIOOsa Board of Trade.

Tuscaloosa, June I0.-(Speeial.) IA large crowd of representatives of Tus- caloosa's most prominent business men met at the City Hall last night and organized the Tuscaloosa Board of Trade. The committees plan calls for committees on transportation, welfare of Tuscaloosa city and Tuscaloosa county, real estate. manufactures and factories, printing and advertising. fire insurance Legislation, entertainment of visitors. and membership. At the next meeting the organization will be com pleted. the Board of Directors will be elected, also a President. Vice-Presi- dent and Treasurer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
A UNIQUE ELoPEMENT.
An Alabama Man Weds a Pretty Mis-
 EfanfuFaa Girl.

Maben, Miss, June 10.-(Special)- Alabama and Mississippi joined hands in the shape of a unique elopement Wednesday evening. the contracting parties being MT. Otto Kemp, a we'll known timber buyer of Birmingham, and Miss Ruthie Kelly, pretty young woman of Reform.
 Late in the evening MT. Kemp. &C., companied by his bride and her sister, took buggy ride. While at a certain point, Rev. c. H. Dobbs met the trio and performed the ceremony, which made the couple husband and wife. They left for their future home in Ala bama.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
M'DoNALD WILL SUIT.
Probate Judge Williams Hears Arg,
 menta on Legal Points.

Fxobhte Judge WiIIiams Hears APRu-
 ments on Legal Points.
 Mobile. June 10-- Especial J --rha will of Thomas Mcdonald. Sr., recent " filed for probate in the office of Pro- bate Judge Price Williams. Jr, by John T. Mcdonald. and contested by John Leo Mcdonald, through his guard ian. Marcellus F. McDonald, was ar- gued this morning on it's legal points before Judge Williams.
 The first demurrer. which was a gen. eralI denial of the allegations of the proponent, was overruled by Judge Will Hams on the ground that it was not specific. The other demurrers in the case were sustained. It is alleged that Thomas Mcdonald. Sr., was of unsound mind at the time of making the will, and that undue influence was used. The estate involved is valued at s5o,0o0 or more -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
Ne1Os of Mobile Society

Mobile Lodge. No los. B. P. O. Eiks to flag day anniversary and ball which will be given at the Battle House auditorium Monday evening, June 1A at s:so o'clock. The com. mittees for this occasion win be:
 Reception Committee--Charies B. Hervey. chairman: Pat J. Lyons. M O. Discher, James Druhan, N. A. Richards. J: c. o'awynn. T. H.. R. L. Cherry. windham Lyon, J. D. Bloch. B. F. carriere. W. A. Cope land. Robert E. Lutz and John A. Hughes.
 Fioor comnittee--D. F. Jett. chair man: l.. M. Moraques, A. F. stanton, ". P. Clarke, ]. G. Holcombe and Ed Higgins.
 Executive committee--c. Walter soost. chairman; Adolph Dame. Frank H. Stoll. John D. Logan. H. w. Proskaeur and Joel W. Goldsby. Eiecetien of 0mcers of Mothera' Con-
 Rress Circle.
 The last meeting of the Mothers Congress Circle held yesterday for the election of officers resulted In Mrs. R. w. Southeriand being re. elected president: Mrs. W. K. Ln- scott. vice president; Mrs. Protzman, TccoruIhk secretary mrs. J. II. Me- Cormick. corresponding secretary, and Mrs. T. s. Van Aller. treasurer.
 Personal Notes.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Hervey have returned from visit to Atlanta.
 Mir. Jerome Waller. of New York. is here on a visit to Mir. Henry Hess.
 -
 Mrs. ]. H. Moore. of Perdue Hill. Is visiting her sister, Mrs. D. R Morrisette. Miss Caroline Hand, of Puryis. Miss, Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Curran Spotswood.
 After . visit of several weeks in Mobile Mrs Adolph Cohen has re- turned to her home in Pensacola.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
Bonds for Jail,

The County Commissioners are to de- eide upon a bond issue for building an addition to the present jail or construc- tion of a new one within the next week. sunhcient authority having been given by the Legislature for the board to take such action.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
Peace In HOnduras.

Mobile, June 10.--Advices were re- eeived at the offices of the Hubbard Zenurray Steamship Co.,, from their agent at CeIba, Honduras, stating that all signs of recent troubles at that place had disappeared and that every thing was peaceable and 1t was be- Iieved that there would not be any further demonstrations there. Reports received from the interior by agents were to the effect that everything was tranquil
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
Big See Turtle Captured.

A 400-pound sea turtle, the first of the season, was captured last night at East Pass by parties going out from Garniers, east of Pensacola. The party was composed of a number of ladies and gentlemen, who had sought the gulf beach for moonlight bath, and the turtle was not sigaaed on the beach until the party was leaving the water. It was captured by some of the parties placing long piece of timber on the sand, and as the turtle crossed it to reach the water. the men raised up on 1t, throwing the turtle on its back, It will be butchered.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
selIers-COIIier.

Tuscaloosa, June Especial. )--The marriage of MT. Perry Sellers and Miss Ora Collier occurred last night at the home of Mrs Minnie Glascock Gordon. The wedding was quiet affair, there being only a few intimate friends pres ent. The ceremony was performed by Rev. G. L. Jenkins. pastor of the Methodist Church, assisted by Rev II. G. Davis.
 Mir. and Mrs. Sellers left last night for Birmingham, where they will make their home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
NIeCNeIIand-LeIand.

Tuscaloosa, June 10.-(Special) )--The marriage of MT. Aubrey McClelland of Gilmer, Tex, and Miss Minnie Leland of this city, occurred at the home of the brides parents. MT. and Mrs. John D. Leland, yesterday.
 The ceremony was performed by Rev. c. l.. Jenkins. pastor of the Methodist Church of this city in the presence of a few relatives and intimate friends
 The young couple left on an after noon train for Gilmer. Tex, where they will make their home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
Verdict Against .. and N.

Tn the United States Court today a verdict for s3,o0O was rendered in the case of American Naval Stores Company ys, the L. and N., being claimed as loss due to delay in handling shipments port
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
A PROHI ELECTION
SANTA ROSA COUNTY IN FLORIDA
 TO VOTE.
beth sides Are Preparing to Wage . Hard Ffght--A Four Hundred
 Pound Sea Turtle is Captured.

Pensacola, Fla. June Io.---(speciai. )-- wet and dry election has been called tor Santa Rosa County. adjoining this county. for July si. and both the pro- his and antis are preparing to wage . hard light in the approaching cam paign.
 Two years ago the county went dry by q majority of q few hundred votes and although the vets contested the election in the courts. they lost Under the constitutional privision. another election can be called within two years provided one-third of the qualified vot- CTS of the county present such a pc tition to the Board of County Commis- sioners. This has been done. and the board. after an investigation, has called special election for July 3l. Santa Rosa. of which Milton is the county seat. was the last county to go dry in West Florida. the prohibitionists start ing in West Florida and making a clean sweep to Pensacola two years ago. this being the only county they lost. Santa Rosa is now the first to call for another vote on the proposi- tion. Both vets and drys are claim ing . victory already.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11

Miss Nellie Shelton, of Mobile, is visiting Mrs. Florence Brandon on West Garden street, whose guest she will be for about ten days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
Ante Case Continuea.

Again this morning the case of Dr. W. e. Ward and R. H. Gentry, charg- ed with failure to procure license tax for automobiles, as provided by the city, was continued when called in the Recorders Court. It was stated that the continuance was granted because of the probable action of the Board of Aldermen at their next meeting repeal ing the license tax on automobiles.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
nenth of Mru. FuIler.

Mrs. Adelia Fuller. who was burned severely, dying a few hours later last night. was former resident of New Orleans, coming from there in 1880 at the age of seven years. Her death was a terrible one. The remains vii, be inferred tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11

Dr. and Mrs. D. c. Murrell, of Paducah, Ky, who have been visiting in Mobile, arrived here this morning to spend a few days with friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11

Judge J. Emmet Wolfe, who has been conducting circuit court here and in Santa Rosa county, left today for Vernon and from there will SC to Marianna. being absent for about six weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
Recorler Yerx rll.

The condition of Recorder Norborns R. Clarke, who was operated upon last week, is not as encouraging as former ly. He developed high fever today. which Is regarded as a rather danger ous symptom.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
CITY COURT CONFINES.

Civil Term Ia Begun With Judge semmes PresidinR.
 Mobile. June 10--(Special.) --The Summer civil term of the City Court began today, Judge O. J. Semmes pre- siding
 The term will continue for two weeks. when the criminal term begins. after the grand jury has reported. There are no important cases to be tried at the present civil term.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11

Miss Ella Ward, one of Pensacola's most charming young ladies. left to- day for Charleston, $. C.. where she will be the guest of Miss Emily Whaley, formerly of this city, for sev- eral weeks,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
Citx Accepts sewern.

The City Council, at its session last night. accepted the sanitary and storm sewer systems from the contractor, and authorized the Board of Bond Trustees to pay over to the contractor about s45.o0o. balance due. less about sl5,000 claimed on account of not finishing the sewer within contract time. The city has now ordered all owners of resi- dences to connect with sewers. This means the connection of between 5000 and 1000 homes with the sewers and the expenditure of an immense sum Of money for plumbing work. as the cost of each home will not fall under $50. Plumbing firms have already been rushed with orders to make connec- tions and extra supplies are being re- ceived by them almost daily in order to i'll the demand. New plumbing es- tablishments are being located here. as the plumbers realize that an immense amount of work must be done in short time. the property owner being given under law only sixty days in which to make connections after notice is served upon them by the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
f,arreII Imnrnxin9.

Ray carrell, stepson of W. c. Carrell of the Mobile Transfer Company who accidentally shot himself yesterday. is reported tonight as doing well. His wife and father r-in-law arrived from the Confederate reunion this after noon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11

Pale Delicate Women and Girls.
 The Old Standard GROVES TAsTELESS CHILL TONIC, drives out malaria and builds up the system. For grown people and children, soc. --s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11

Mrs. T. E. welles has as her guest Mss Zimmerman. charming young lady of Moline, Ill.,, who will spend the warm months here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11

Mir. and Mrs. W. T. Reager are among the visitors in Louisyille, MT. Reager attending the Shriners' con Ventlon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
Underprfeii1o

WASH RIBBONS, 15c BOLT.
 Dainty wash ribbons for run- ning through dresses, and for un- derweAr. in satin, taffeta and basket weave patterns, in white, light blue, pink and lavender, 10 yard bolts, regular 25c values, special for Friday. the eSc bolt. .. 5. .. .. .. .. .. .. -aWs l FOUND TALCUM POWDER, 1se. Meadows Sweet Taicum Powder, full one pound can. excellent for prickly heat, very cooling after the bath. worth 25c the can, special for Friday. the fkc can.. INV FLY PAPER, 4 DOUBLE SHEETS
 FOR 1c.
 We have purchased another lot of sticky fly paper that was on sale last Friday. Every home should have some fly paper to catch the flies. They are very annoying and dangerous to health, regular price, double sheets for Be- spe- cial for Friday. doa- Gc ble sheets. .. w
 HAT PINS, Dc.
 Beautiful assortment of Gains borough hat pins, jet hat pins and fancy novelty hat pins. with long steel pins, that you usually pay 10c and 16c for. special Ee each .. ss ss sW
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11

Mrs. L. Anderson and Mrs. W. A. J. Pollock are the guests of friends in Mobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11

Miss Lizzie McGaughey was the charming hostess this morning of the Thursday Morning Bridge Club, the members of which spent several hours very pleasantly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
MARINE NEWS.

Galveston, Tex, June 1O-Arrived: Steamers-San Marcos, Johnstone, New York: Mexican (Br.) Manning, Tam pico; Altamaha, Reed. New York.
 CIeare dand sailed: Steamers-Pro- gresso. (Nor.) Hanson, Havana, Cien- fuegos. Santiago and Manzanillo; Fl Alba, Quick. New York.
 Sailed: steamer-Elbe German, Hamburg.
 New Orleans. June 10.-Cleared: Steamers--Joseph Vaccaro, (Br) Simp- son. Truxillo via Ceiba; Oracabessa, UtaL) Revello, Genoa and Marseilles via Norfolk.
 Port Eads, La.. June 10.--Arrived: steamers-El Rio, Parker, New York; Manteo Mclaughlin. Florida ports; Pathfinder, Dow, Porto Rico.
 Sailed: Steamers-Evelyn, Bauman, Philadelphia via Tampa; Orleanian (Br) Marwullo. Ceiba: Mercator (Nor.) Kaisen, Puerto Cortez; Bertha, (Nor.) Aamot, Bocas del Toro via Port Li- mon; Preston, (Nor.) Olsen. Living ston via Belize. Puerto Cortez and Port Barrios.
 Mobile. June l0.-Arrived: Steam Ars-Helen (Nor.) Stavnem. BocaS del Toro: Bodo, (Nor.) Larsen. Puerto Cortez; Twilight (Br.) Norris. Vera Cruz; Fort Gaines, (Nor) KnudSen, Bocas del Toro.
 Cleared: Steamers-BelveFnon, (Nor) Henricksen. Bocas del Toro; colum- bia, (Nor.) Boe, La Ceiba; Vueltabaio. (Mex) Stratton, New Orleans
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11

Mir. J. R. Mclean. who was called to DeFuniak, by the death ot his father, has returned home. ,r+s,. ,.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
THE NEWSO OF MOBILE
RACING BOATS ARRIVE FOR YACHT
ing Season is Opened--Recorder Clarke ts stfu Very

Mobile. June 10-(Special.) -Four new racing machines for the Mobile Yacht Club have arrived and will be at once put into commission. They are slocp rig and will be christened shortly.
 The boats are eighteen feet over all and sixteen feet on the water line. with a sail area of 24o feet. The boats will go into commission in about two weeks.
 The formal opening of the summer season of the Mobile Yacht Club will be the christening of the boats. which will be named after the following well known members of the club: Jim Glen- non. Luke Fry. Frank B. Merrill and John Quill.
 Frank B. Merrill was formerly com modore of the club and donated the Merrill cup in scrub races several sea- sons ago. Ex-Commodore Merrill will probably donate another cup to be raced for.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
PENSACOLA SOCIETY

! Pensacola, June 1O.-(special. .)--The weekly meeting of the New City Flinch Club was with Mrs. Charles A Born today and number of members spent several hours most pleasantly at the home of the chsgming hostess on Twelfth avenue. 5 a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
nayss an Duty,

Lieutenant H. E. Davis. who was shot accidentally some time ago, Is out again and on duty. While he has not recovered entirely his condition is one which will permit him to be on duty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
aefa nIckens Caaa .

The case against Charles c. Dick ems, which has been postponed so many times by Judge Afford of the Inferior Court, has been set for June 15. Dick ems is charged with perjury and em. bezzlement.
 Dickens is confined in a cell in the county jail and has been since last January, when he was arrested in vir- ginia,
 Klosky Will Denied.
 The contest of the will of the late Simon Klosky was heard today by Judge Price Williams, IT,. of the Pro. bate Court and was of such character that the will was denied admittanee to probate. An agreement was reached by the attorneys and John W. Schedule qualified as administrator.
 According to the decision of Judge Williams, the decision was in favor of the next of kin, the deceased daugh- ter, Mrs. Vincenza Chiepalich.
 The majority of the property and moneys were left to Simon Klosi1y, a grandson of the said Simon Klosky.
 Mrs. Chiepalich, according 10 the terms of the will, got only $20.00O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11

Miss Caroline Hand, of Purvis Miss. Is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Curran Spotswood.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11

Mrs. ]. H. Moore. of Perdue Hill. Is visiting her sister, Mrs. B. R. Morrisette.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
shamberrcr Arrested.

s. N Shamberger, an electrician, age 24 years. was arrested today by the police on 6 charge of obtaining money on checks without having money in bank. He was released on a bond of s1o0. It is thought the matter will be settled out of court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11

After a visit of several weeks in Mobile Mrs Adolph Cohen has re- turned to her home in Pensacola.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11

Elks to Celebrate Flag Day. Invitations have been isused by
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11

CHHLDREN's o0c ROnEPERs, Soo.
 IncluAinR the fong sleeve and collar rompers. also low-neck and short sl eeves, in solid tan, grey, and bluei also stripes, regular 8ac values, priced EfAe