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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04
DETECTIVES FREED
MAYOR O'BRIrN SIGNS BONDS OF
TWO MEN.
waggoner And Carroll, Are Accused
OF Assault % Murder Q Bir-
rningham Ponceman-
Trial On For Today.

Birmingham. Aug. JE(Special)--
Warrants have been sworn out against
J. r. Waggoner and c. II. Carroll. the
special detectives employed by Mayor
OsBrien to get after the gambling and
prohibition violators and who had q
shooting ARRAY with Police Officers
Barge and Cornett, whom they did not
know. Sunday afternoon In a gambling
house on Morris Avenue.
The warrants charge them with as
sault with intent to murder. They
were sworn out before Judge l. II.
Benners OF the inferior court.
Carroll called at the county jail this
afternoon to see waggoner. his friend
and co-worker and was told by the
Jailer. E. l. Newman, that there was
warrant against him and he was de
tanned.
The case In the police or recorders
court will be heard Wednesday.
Waggoner and Carroll were released
from jail this afternoon on bond.
Mayor O'Brfen and former Aldermen
Estes and Cooper. signed the bonds.
The arrest of number OF proprie-
tors of so-called social clubs on war
rants charging violation of the pro-
hibition law. the warrants being got
ten out by the special officers en-
ployed by the city. is still talked
about. 1t is stated on the outside
that a number of other warrants than
those served were gotten out and that
the arrests will follow.
Mayor O'Rrien is enforcing the law,
say his friends and doing exactly what
he said he would do before his cleo
ton. The liberal element of the city
appears to be "up in the air" and are
discussing the situation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04
THE DEATH ROLL.
Joseph II. May.

Joseph H. May. aged "a years, a
prominent citizen of this city, answer
ed the summons OF the death angel and
passed away at an early hour yester-
day morning. at the residence of his
SON. w. A. May. 337 Sayre street. where
he had been making his home for
sometime. Mr.. May has been in i'll
health for the past two years, but was
only confined to his bed for about
three days before the end came.
Mr.. May was born near Corinth,
Miss, but came to Montgomery about
twenty years ago. where he has since
resided during which time he made
many friends. He was an old Confed.
crate Veteran, a charter member of
Camp Lomax and at one time on the
Confederate pension board. He was
also member of the First Presbyte-
rian Church.
The deceased is survived by three
sons, J. T. May. of Birmingham: Dun
can May and W. A. May. of this city.
and six grandchildren
The funeral services will be held this
afternoon at o'clock from the resi-
dence Of his son, w. A. May. on Sayre
street The members OF Camp Lomax
will attend the services In body. In
torment will he made in lakewood csm-
etery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04
Ifss,s Of Interest
10 Montgomery
and to ths Stats

night from visit to Mrs. W. +. smith
In Mobile. =
Miss Madison Richards has returned
to her home In Canton. Miss., after
whiting Miss zuline Davis. at Oak
Park.
Mrs. c. Hirsch have gone to verbena
for the remainder Of the summer.
Mr.. Frank Sharp OF Flomaton has
returned to his home after attending
the Mastin- Duffy wedding. which took
place yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whit Brame and little
dau ghter. Carolyn. have returned from
the seashore Camp Grounds. NEAR
Biloxi
Miss Mary Henderson has returned
from visit to Mrs. s.. X. William
son at Biount Springs.
Miss Leo Zeigier of Coosada has
gone to New York to visit her sister.
Miss Arts zeigler.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. searcy have re-
turned from a visit to Grand View.
Miss Cornelia Graham stratford has
returned home after spending several
months in Monteagle, Tenn.
r =
Miss Frances C. Parker. who gave
q recital about years ago In this city
for the beneft of the Court Street or
gan fund, has come to Montgomery to
make her home, and is with her pa
rents, who have apartments in the
May Flats.
Friends Of Allie Z. Dickson. formerly
of this city. later OF Birmingham. but
now a citizen of Houston, Tex. for the
last FIVE years, has Just reached Biz
mingham. where he is spending several
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. NJ. Dickson. on the Highlands. will
be glad to learn that on his return to
Houston he will stop over In this city
as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Coleman. and Mr.. Allie Eubanks for q
stay Of several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy A. Cardweil left
last night for Denver, Colorado Springs.
Yellowstone Park and other points In
the West.
Miss Thelma Cook OF Evergreen re-
turned home this morning after spend
ing a few days with her friends. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. w. Purifoy, Q Forest
Az enue.
Mrs. v. Rhody and daughters, Misses
Maggie. Emma and Maud. are visit
ing relatives in Eufaula.
Mrs. A. R. Jackson and children
are at Mountain Creek.
- =
Mrs. Garner Wade and little son.
Louis Garner. have returned horne af-
ter spending a month at Mountain
Creek.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04
BIRMINGHAM MAN
WILL TRY 20 FLY

Birmingham, Aug. 3-(SpeciaD-E.
c.. odom. local inventor. Is at work
on flying machine which he says he
will try out on September 9Th in Bir-
mingham.
He received today q shipment of rub
berized cloth, which will be used to
cover the wings The bolt has 1os
yards and Is Similar to that used In
France The engines for the flying
machine are being manufactured in
Hanmondsport. N. Y. The wings are
thirty-eight feet from tip to tip, small
er than the average aeroplane now in
use.
Odom claims that he will show no
fear and expects his flights here next
month to be successful.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04
WOMEN ana SOCIETY


A the club rooms Of the Association
6usiding on Monday evening. An i'm.
portant business session was held at
which time It was decided to hold q
social meeting ~ an early date. COM
mittee having been appointed TO devise
thusiastic swimming class was formed
for Monday and Thursday evenings.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board Of Directors was neld Monday
morning.
The Thursday afternoon Bible Glass
Will meet as usual In the parlors Of
the Association. All members urged TO
be present.
MISS MILDRED
BURCH's HOUSE PARTY.
| Miss Mildred Burch. the attractive
| young daughter OF Mrs. Minnie Aurch
| Of this city, 10 entertaining at o house
party this week ut the home OF her
grandfather. Mr.. w. @. Graham In
Prattviiie. A number of parties have
been planned for the young folks. and
all are having . most delightful time.
| Among the guests are: Misses Ella
abeth and Florence Hudson OF this
city, Lucy Walter Of Showdown. Hattie
Fay and Mary McLemore, Of Pratt
| villes Erin Smith.
Mrs. william r. Herbert and little
daughter. Heisp Rembert. Of Demopoiis.
who have been the guests of Mrs. Al
bert billiard, are now spending several
| weeks with Mrs. william r. Weiss,
on Virginia Avenue.
Miss Bernice Dickson has returned
| to her home in Birmingham after Wis
| iting relatives in this city.
=
Mrs. J. F. Perry. Miss Mamie Perry
and Master BENJAMIN Perry of Blakely,
| Ga. are the guests of Mrs. W. e.
Eiey. Ill Martha Street.
| Misses Thelma and Aurie Frazier OF
Dothan are the guests Of Mrs. A. D..
Colbert. 222 South Lawrence Street.
r p
Mrs. Marie Mullen will return
today to her home In Birmingham af-
| ter visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Anton L..
| Egts.
Mrs. Augusta w. Hunter has re-
| turned from q severaI weeks visit to
Perdido Bay.
Mrs. Viola Irwin of Mobile has re-
| turned home, after spending a few
days in the city with her sister. Mrs.
NJ. w. Purifoy. Forest Avenue.
| :
Mr.. George W. Townsend returned
from Gainesville, Ca. last night. where
| he had spent the month of June with
his daughter, Mrs. H. J. Peaise. Mr..
Townsend also attended the Brenau
Chautauqua during his stay. which he
4 reports q BRILLIANT success.
|
! Mrs. J. W. Shaw. Miss Annie Shaw
and Master Benjamin Shaw have gone
| to Biloxi. Miss.
|
Miss Sallie Clyde Crum returned last
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04
WORK FOR ROAD.


Business Men Of selma Raising Money.
Selma. Aug, 3-(Special)-At a
meeting OF the Commercial and Indus
trial Association held tonight a COM
mittee consisting OF DIR. T. @. Howard.
DR.. w. e. Phillips, and II. A. Arm
strong. were appointed to superintend
the construction Of the mile road in
Autauga county between Mulberry and
Selma which the business men OF the
The good roads committee reported
that the $1,000 necessary for this work
has nearly all been subscribed and the
committee will start the work on the
road as soon as the money has been
collected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04
na.l ,uaahe,r nesn,nea..

Birmingham, Aug, 3.+-tSpecia9)rT-
The big coal washer at Pratt city was
put in operation Tuesday morning and
it 10 understood that 1t will run regu-
larly. 1t is reported that the company
will bring coal here from No. and
other mines instead Of placing screens
at the mines. with every part OF the
big washer running. and several hua-
dred coke ovens in full bast, the Bir-
mingham Southern shops crowded with
work. things around Pratt City present
a very live appearance. All of this
means increase of mining forces at the
different minuee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04

Frankfort. Germany, Aug. S.--Tht
airAhip Zeppelin II. left here taday fol
Cologne a distance OF ITO miles. but
was obliged to return on account OF an
accident to her machinery. she had
gone but a short distance when one OF
her propeller blades broke. The air
ship descended at the same place from
whence 1t had started. This Is the Sec
ond unsdccessful attempt the airshir
has made TO reach Cologne.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04
CouneIrl,s paughter to Wed j..

Huntsville, Aug. 3.-lSpeciaI.)-
An interesting announcement of an
approaching wedding of well-known
negroes comes from Normal. the home
of the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege for Negroes. Walter Soloman
Buchanan. successor OF w. H. Coun-
Gill as the head of the negro institu-
ton, will marry Ida Christine Council,
daughter of his predecessor. on Aug. "a.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04
Fast Cruisers Home

Provincetown, Mass. Aug. 3.-The
fast cruiser squadron consisting Of
the armored cruisers North Carolina
and Montana, and the second class
cruiser New York. arrived here today
from the Mediterranean and at once
Joined Rear Admiral Schroeder's fleet
at anchor in the harbor. On board the
North Carolina were Lieutenant Utley
and DR.. Cook, who are expected to
leave at once for Annapolis as wit
nesses in the Sutton trial
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04

own. The eficials OF the hospitals are
having erected on the property an ice
plant. which win have q capacity of
eight tons OF ice per day. Heretofore
It was necessary for the hospital to
haul Ice from the city which. on 40
count OF the long. heavy haul. made 1t
impossible for the authorities to Sc
cure all the ice necessary for their
needs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04
France to BE Represented

Paris. Aug. 3.-The American en-
bassy has been formally notified that
France will send a squadron of three
battleshipB to New York to represent
the government at the Hudson-F Fulton
celebration next month. The vessels
will be under the command of an ad-
miral, who will be accompanied also by
a member Of the French institute.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04

St. Petersburg. Aug. s.--The Novoe
vremya today publishes dispatch
from constantinople saying that four
transports loaded with Turkish troops
have left the capital for the Island OF
Crete and that Turkish fieet has been
ordered to escort them. The greatest
secrecy regarding these naval move
msnts is being observed and 1t is sup
posed that Turkey intends to effect a
landing upon the island.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04

washington, Aug. 3.-Plans of the
Navy Department contemplate large
and eficient flotilla of submarine tor
pedo boats for defensive purposes at
the United States naval station at Cav
lite; Philippine Islands. Already two OF
the vessels are there and before long
the iotiila will be composed OF eight
such vessels. Two are now on the first
stage Of their long voyage to the Phil
ippines on board the collier Caesar, 60
ing via the Suez Canal from Boston.
Two more are ready at San Francisco
where two additional ones are in course
of construction.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04
john McIaurine Hurt.

Huntsville, Aug. 3.--(Special j.
John McLaurine had his foot terribly
crushed yesterday evening under fire
engine as 1t was backing into the
fire station. The young man cried out
when the wheel struck his foot and
the brakes being quickly applied, the
heavy engine stopped with a wheel
on the foot. All of the toes will have
to be amputated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04

Huntsville. Aug. ESPECIAL. y
The end of his second term being at
hand. Tax Collector J. Ed. Caroline
has turned over the keys of his once
to his successor, Hon. w. I. Spivey
Mr.. Gardiner has probably handled
more Madison County money than any
other man alive. yet he has retained
his popularity and has never collected
a penalty fee from any man.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04
soLoNs .GoNE WILD. !"
Thas 10 the View OF Representative
Kirby.

This 10 the View OF Representative
Kirby.
Huntsville. Aug. 3.--(special.) y
Representative A. D. Kirby of the
lower House Of the Alabama Legisla-
ture, left this morning for Montgom-
cry after having spent two days at
home.
He believes that all of the pending
prohibition measures will be enacted
because, as he expresses 1t. 1.-THE Leg
islature has gone Wild over the sub
ject of prohibition-even worse than
at the last session.
Mr.. Kirby has been lined up with
the prohibitionists, but they may get
to be too extreme for him, so his inti'
mate friends believe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04
n.,ortea Torpeao poat sunk.

Boston. Aug. 3.--A report was cur
rent for several hours last night to
the effect that a torpedo boat had been
sunk was believed today to be due
either to a prank or some amateur
wireless experimenters or to an exag-
geration Of Provincetown naval war
maneuver story In which ships are
Theoretically" sunk. No basis for the
report could be found ether at Prov
incetown, where the Atlantic feet Is
maneuvering. or at other points along
the coast.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04
Pnnio Caused BIZ Qunlkc

Brancaleone, italy. Aug. S.--An earth
shock, accompanied by subterranean
rumblings. was experienced here this
morning. The population OF thouS-
and souls was thrown into panic. but
there were no casualties and no seri-
Gus damage
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04

Huntsville, Aug. 3.-(Special.)-
Kughey Webster, a farmer. who was
arrested by a Law and order ohcer
saturday night for having a bottle in
his possession on his refusal to tell
where he got 1t. was acquitted in Jus
tice Ferguson's court after hearing
on the larceny charge, and was dismiss
ed from custody.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04
roreigners On strike.

Hannibal. Mo-, Aug. ~S-More than
1000 foreigners employed by the At
las Portland Cement Company at Has
SO a few miles from Hannibal. paraded
the streets today in strike demon
stration. The strikers have surround
I'd the plant armed with revolvers,
knives and clubs and threaten all
with death who returp to work. Sew
eral foremen have been seriously in
iured
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04
Eat aTigero Is Caught

Huntsville. Aug. ESPECIAL. ~
Ned H. Parker. alleged ownert OF a
notorious blind tiger at Maysville.
was arrested last night and lodged In
jan by Deputy Erie Miller. PaTker's
place was raided and 1t is alleged that
he has been doing a wholesale bust
ness, Maysville not having been dry
in several months.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04
Mrs. T. e. DePew Dead

Huntsville, Aug. 3.-(Speoial. -
A private letter from Thhomas E. De
Pew, a well-known theatrical man. an
nounces the death of his wife at Lo-
transport Ind. Mrs. DePew's illness
caused the disbandment of the DePew-
Rurdett Stock Company last season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04
WILL ARRANGE LOAN.
Americans Soon VIII Participate i'm
Chinese Deal.

Chinese Deal.
London. Aug. Am early and favor
able outcome of the negotiations for
the participation of American bankers
in the Hankow-Sze-Chuen loan Is an
ticipated. So far as the bankers them
selves are concerned, an agreement has
been practically reached.
The English and French groups al
ready have accepted the American
terms, and it Is expected that the Ger
mans shortly will DO likewise. 1t is
probable that another meeting will be
held in Paris to conclude the arrange
ments but this will be merely a ratih-
cation.
The negotiations between the gov
ernments concerned are now limited to
one point. which it Is believed. Is near
solution.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04

Geneva, Aug 3.-The sixth Inter-
national psychological congress was
opened here today. Four hundred del
egates are In attendance. Among
those who delivered addresses was
Professor James H. Leuba. of Bryn
Mawr College, Pennsylvania.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04
Quake fin NorthMeat .

Victoria. B c.. Aug. 3.-The steam
er Queen City. which returned last
night from River Inlet, $50 miles up
the coast. reports that slight earth.
quake shock was felt yesterday morn
ing at Bamfield Creek. on Barkley
Sound.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04
rnrmar Senator Ill

Lawrence, Kan. Aug. 3.-W. A. Har-
ris. formerly United States Senator
from Kansas. is dangerously i'll at
his home here. suffering from a heart
attack
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04
PARoLED MEN RETURN :.
Several Answer for Trial In Hunts
Vile.

Huntsville. Aug. 3.-(Special. -
Robert Hughes. j. w. vinson. H.
Bohannan, Dave Wylam. Dutch Gurley.
and VIII Powers. by reporting to the
United States Court clerk yesterday
afternoon. established their claim to
being honest men.
each of the six men was convicted of
violating the internal revenue laws
and sentenced to terms In jail of va
ried lengths. Judge Oscar r: Humid
ley. who was presiding over the court.
learned that the families of the de-
PENDANTS would suffer II they were con-
fined at the beginning of the farm sea-
son. and directed them to go home,
make their crops and come back.
Every paroled man came back just
as he said he would.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04

Omaha, Neb., Aug. 3.-The American
Retail jewelers. Association with 1000
delegates, began its fourth annual con-
vention in this city today. Mayor
Dahlman welcomed the delegates and
first Vice President A. E. Paegel. of
Minneapolis, responded.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04
Florence Univer-
sity for Women
Florence, Ala.

Magnificent buildings. costing 500,
Elegant appointments. Refined and Chris
tian home. Pianos and furniture all new.
Ideal loca4ion near the mountains. All coll
lege courses. Conservatory unsurpassed.
Teachers from the best schools of Europe
ana America opens September 15 1903. For
handsome catalog address NJ. w, HATTON
an o. w. ANDERToN. Presidents. Florence.
Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04
MUSEUMS New Home.

Tuscaloosa, Aug. 3.-(Special)--The
handsome residence which Mr.. e. B.
Nuzum is erecting on the corner of
Tenth street and Greensboro avenue.
In rapidly nearing completion. This
will be one OF the handsomest build
ings in the city, and is being erected
at q cost of between $4,000 and $12,-
O00
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04

Miss Mary Tindali. aged Il years
died at her late home. us Clay street
yesterday morning about o.
clock after an illness of long dura
ton.
Miss TindalI has been a resident OF
Montgomery for several years and en-
joyed a large circle OF friends.
The deceased Is survived by her
mother, Mrs. NJ e. Tindall. one broth
err, y. r. Tindall. and three sisters
Mrs. Lula Murray. Mrs. Elizabeth Har-
rell, and Mrs. Nancy Faux. all OF
Montgomery.
The remains were shipped yesterday
afternoon at 4:45 o'clock to Eufaula.
where the interment will be made ~
the fanny burying grounds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04
College Of Physicians and Surgeons

OF BALTlMOthEs MAJ
ra medical students unsurpassed clinical and other advan
aess Modern equipped building gns9EpassSe
IN Asvium Hospitals ETC. 2e Annual Session begins
M "a Fox ratalagus address Chas y. Bevan. W. Ds
Sleaa. Calvert aAd Saratoga bta.s BaAtAneres ma
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04

TOMATOES
Extra Fine Tomatoes, zoe per basket.
CENTRAL MARKET.
Phones sos and 1743.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04
Ward Seminary

FOR GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
45th year, Seminary and Special Courses.
Conservatory of Music-Emil Winkler, Dr.
rector; Signor Campobello. Voice; Fritz
Schmitz. Violin. l75 Boarding pupils. Com
plete appointments. City advantages.
catalogue address ]. d. BLANToN. Pres.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04

lee Plant at Hospital.
Tuscaloosa. Aug. 3.-(Specia)-The
Alabama Bryce Hospital is engaged
in installing another enterprise of Its
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04
Enlarge Torpedo ElotiIla.

Over 100 people visit the orpheum
every day good pictures do 1t III
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04

r. w. C. A. NOTES. o..
A very interesting and helpful meet
ing Of the Fellowship Club was held
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-31

This particular one, according to her experience was a real gentleman Others under whom she had served demanded often as much as 75 per cent One wo- man she remembered with disfavor was accustomed to let every fifth girl off with 60 per cent, but she was to act as spy on the other girls.
 After this talk of course, we realized the futflity of attempting to refuse tips We fell into line with the other waftresses and on the first day, though the dining room was less than half filled, I collected more than & in tips. Several girls, un- derstand. received almost twice as much.
 'As we were assured that this was an everyday occurrence and later on we would take in much more, we decided that our first move should be to open bank account in the nearest town. You see the principal reason for our electing to go to this particular hotel was that the waitresses were expected to lodge out. This would give us an opportunity of rooming together and having a piano for practice during the hours when we were not required to pe on duty in the dining room.
 When at the end of our first week we all went down to open our bank &C., counut we found the bank besieged by hotel waitresses. They were not only from our hotel, but from all the others in the vicinity.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-31

uban the kidneys are sick, sharp, dart ing pains strike you in the pach' io'i7 o,. s,des-pains that almost take your breath away, and often make you cry out in agony.
 If is almost impossible ,o mistake these kidney pains, for they seem to center ahont the small of the back where the kidneys are located.
 And still there are many persons who think backache is merely muscular trou- ble-something that is expected to pass away with a little rest, aided by plas- ter or by rubbing with liniment.
 There is no plaster nor liniment that will reach the inside cause-sick kid news. What is needed is kidney med icine-a kidney stimulant, to start the kidneys working as they should-a heal ing, soothing tonic, to relieve and cure congestion and inflammation in. the kid neys.
 Sick kidneys can not get we'll alone. They. need quick help. And if it is not given the useful work of the kidneys stops The Altering of the blood Is sus- pended Poisons circulate freely with the blood-attack muscles. brain, nerves and vital organs. The kidneys swell and throb and that is what makes those