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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-04
BANK CONSPIRACY CASE.
Testimony I'm the North Carolina Scan
dali

aaI.
Ashevilie, N. c., Aug. 3.-4The de-
tails of plan to save the bank a short
time before its failure. the declaration
of witness that "the Baptist chuch
notes" were not pledged as collateral
by the bank until after date when 1t
was alleged the notes had been paid !;
the testimony OF a prisoner brought
out of Jail by order of the Judge that
he might give evidence. and the trac-
ing of the ramifications of q certain
alleged $4,000 note, originally given
by J Il. Ditkerson. were the main
features of today's session in the
tBreese- Dickerson Bank case In the
United States Court.
r. r.. Rawls, former member of
the Board of Directors and Vice-Presi-
dent of the failed bank, resumed his
testimony this morning. On direct ex-
ami nation, he said that he was seldom
consulted about the banks affairs. that
he borrowed money from the bank.
giving solvent security, but owed 1t
$4,000 when 1t failed.
Harper styles, who is serving a term
In the county jail for selling liquor.
testified that he had signed several
notes on the request Of C. b. Leonard.
that he got nothing on the notes and
never heard of them again until after
the bank failed.
Breese and Dickerson are charged
with conspiracy to defraud In connec-
ton with the failure In 1897 of the
First National Bank, of which they
were head officials.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-04

Total Pins.
CHAMPIONSHIPS AT TENNIS.

Chicago, Aug. 3.-The Southern and
Pacific Coast champions were the win
ners In the days play of the national
doubles tennis tournament at the On
will play for the right to meet Fred
b. Alexander and Harold H. Hackett.
the present holders of the national IT,
tie, at Newport this month.
Wylie C. Grant and Theodore Roos-
evelt Pell, the Southern champions, de-
feated Trux Emerson and r. A. Hol-
den, Jr.. the holders of the Western
honors by ga, 6-2, Sc.
In the other match. NJ. F. McLaugh-
lin and @. ]. James the Pacific coast
title holders defeated Nat w. Niles and
A. S. Dabney. the Eastern champions,
by It's, GA, 6-2.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-04
LOBBYISTS ARE BUSY
PRoHIBTTIoN AMENDMENT.
Dsth Saaes Amer Nunereus Confex-
eases Last Nlght Appesrsd to
- Confaaent--ffeaehsrs
Are Numerous.

The lines were closely drswn isss
night on the greatest fient o. tne eA-
ira session. the final decision OF tns
Legislature, on the question OF con-
stitutional prohibition. Botn sues iast
night appeared TO De conioent.
The opponents OF consututionai pro.
hibition two days ago, were conilden.
that they had the proposed amenoment
beaten And there was reason ior the
pelief BUT tne consatutIonst proh,pi-
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-04
ST. LOUIS KIDNAPPERs
ARE STILL AT LARGE

ST. Louis. Mo-. Aug. 3.-After more
than twenty-four hours OF unremitting
search, the st. Louis police tonight
were unable to announce that they had
gained q tangible clew to tine where
abouts Of the kidnappers OF Grace and
Alfonso Viviano. the Italian children
who were lured from their home yester-
day.
The distracted parents OF the missing
children are now reported to be will
Ing to pay the ransom of $4,000 de-
manded by the abductors. The activ-
ity OF the police has resulted In nu-
merous arrests of persons suspected
OF a kidnapping or completely In the
crime,
seemingly, the most important pris-
oners today were Joseph Pagano, his
wife, Fannie, and his mother-in- law
Rosa Dragota. The woman was re-
leased later, but Pagano is still In
custody.
II il said that samuel Turrisi, who IL
alleged to have coaxed the children
away, was seen at Paganos fter the
kidnapping. accompanied by two chill
drefl
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-04
AGED CITIZEN
SERIOUSLY INJURED

G.. j. Pierce, residing at the resi-
dence of his daughter, Mrs. C. s.. An
derson, 504 South Court Street, who
broke his right arm Sunday night. was
reported last evening as resting as well
as could be expected, considering his
age. Mr.. Pierce Is now in his s3rd
year.
The accident occurred Sunday evening
In front of the residence of A. Fl. Nc
Neel, 523 South Court Street. where he
accidentally tripped over wire stretch
ed along the sidewalk and fell, break
ing his right arm. After the accident.
Mr.. Pierce. without any assistance,
walked back to the home of his daugh-
ter. A physician was Immediately
summoned and reduced the fracture.
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SHOT BY A WOMAN
DRAMATIC INCIDENT IN WALDORF
ASTORIA HOTEL.
WiIliam ID. Craig n wounded By Mrs.
Mary Castle, whose Brother
II Statl0ned In
Alabnma. .es

New York, Aug. s-,w1rflam d. Craig.
lawyer, was shot as he was enter
ing an elevator at the Waldorf-Asto-
ria Hotel today by Mrs. Mary A. Cas-
tie. SO years old.
Craig's life was saved by foun-
tain. pen, the bullet from a2-caiibre
revolver used by Mrs. Castle being de.
Elected into his coat pocket. He was
only slightly bruised.
Considerable excitement In the lobby
Of the hotel followed the shooting.
Craig. who 10 q member Of the Rocky
Mountain Club. which has suite Of
rooms at the hotel. was on his way to
the club rooms to dress for dinner.
Mrs. Castle. who had been waiting for
shook OF the woman and went to the
elevator. Mrs. Castle kept pace with
him. As he was about to step into the
elevator. she shot at him when the
muxzie of the little revolver was with
In an inch of his coat.
When detectives arrived the woman
was sitting on Tongue, weeping hys-
terical1y. Taken to police station.
she said she was an insurance agent
Scott, stationed at Fort Morgan, near
Mobile. Ala.
She pointed to Craig. who was stand
ing nearby and after pleading for him
to forgive her said:
"Tfe 10 the cause Of my trouble. He
has thrown me over"
Craig said he would press the charge
against the woman.
Frederick Dean. to whom Mrs. Castle
sub-let her apartment In sixty seventh
street interested himself in her case
tonight. He conferred with the police
and said that Mrs. Castles home was
In San Francisco and thak she is the
wife OF Neville Castle. who 10 well to
do and is travelling at present In Alas
ka.
She and Craig. he said. were friends
in San Francisco as children. She was
not arraigned In the night court hut
will have hearing tomorrow. Mr..
Dean Is a lawyer.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-04
TWO INTERESTING NM
BANKING BILLS UP

The Banking and Insurance Commit
tee of which Representative Rushton
of Luverne Is chairman, has before II
two bills In which the bankers of the
State are deeply interested. One pro-
poses that branch banks must have
tangible capital the same as head
banks.
The bankers expect that both bills
will come before the committee with
favorable reports. Chappell Cory Of
Birmingham formerly q well known
newspaper editor and of late In the
banking business. is in the city In the
interest of the bills. He represents
the bankers OF the state who wish to
see these bills enacted into law.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-04

me trip. with charge against the
thoritiss telephoned Chief Taylor yes-
terday that they had a case against
wilson. but mol pressed II. Chief Tay-
LOT already has his regulation papers
from the oovesnor ana will Leave for
Pensacoia today, provided he receives
word from the sheriff there that they
have no charge against him.
4 The negro Thompson left yesterday
for Century to secure his valuable ami
nal. which was left at that place when
Wilson was taken to Pensacola.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-04
EDUCATION COMMITTEE
OPENS HEADQUARTERS

The Alabama Education Committee
announces that II 10 now organizing a
whirlwind campaign for Alabamas
children. In a circular letter which
Is being sent to the press. the commit
tee Is calling attention to the work
proposed.
Announcement 10 made that head
quarters have been opened In the Bell
I3utidine ana that the committee will
maintain these headquarters for one
month.
The actual speaking will begin Aug.
~, and will close sept. &c COM
rnittee expects to cover the state with
speakers and with literature with the
hope of arousing the people SO that
they will not be satisfied until the chil-
dren OF Alabama have the very best
educational facilities.
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THREE ARn DROWNED.
A--~-
Tragedy occurs Mt Ferry In North Car

Charlotte. N. c., Aug. 3.-Three men
were drowned and three Others had
narrow escapes while attempting to
cross the Peedee river at Andrews Fer
~, three miles from WadesDoro this
afternoon.
The dead: Jules Snuggs. ferryman:
Harley Tomlinson. Frank Foust.
one of the cables controlling the
ferryboat parted and It's passengers,
former Representative Little of Rich
mond county, his uncle. 5. p. Meyers
OF Memphis, Tenn. and Snuggs were
precipitated into the angry. waters.
greatly swollen by heavy rains.
Tomiinson and Foust. who were
walking the river bank. went to the
rescue In q row boat which capsized
and both were drowned. Snuggs was
caught under the boat and was drown
ed but Little and Meyers. though
swept two miles down the stream,
managed to catch overhanging limbs
and saved themselves.
Two valuable horses belonging to
Little were swept away and drowned
before aid could reach them.
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uoo.eveIt Al "a nRnuuet.

Nariboi. British East Africa. Aug,
ETheodore Roosevelt and his SON Ker
NIT. were the guests OF honor at &
public banquet given In Nariboi to-
night Frederick J, Jackson wal
chairman and Its persons sat at the
table. Captain Sanderson. the towf
clerk, of Narihoi, read an address Of
welcome to the former President OF
the United States and afterwards hand
ed him the address enclosed in a SEQ
ton of elephant tusk mounted in sill
yer and with a silver chain.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-04
ELECTInN I'M TEXAS.

Dallas Tex, Aug. 3.-An election
held over the State of Texas today
the people adopted a constitutional
amendment validating upwards OF
100000 OF school district bonds
which the courts had held to be ille-
gal.
The. bulk of the issues are held by
the State school fund, but large
amount are owned by investors in the
North and East.
Amendments were. also adopted
authorizing the formation of county
line school districts and permitting
cities of 5000 or more inhabitants tc
secure special charters.
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To RESUME surToN CASE.


UtIey And Cook Are Ready To Testify.
Annapolis. M. Aug s-rhe Naval
Board OF inquiry. re-ihvestigating the
death Of Lieutenant James N. sutton.
u. S. M. c., which occurred here about
two years ago. under mysterious cir
cumstances, will reconvene next Thurs
day morning. Announcement to TINS
John Hood, presiding officer Of the
court. 49,
lieutenant II. H. utiey and Surgeon
Cook. who arrived at Provincetown,
Mass. on the cruiser North Carolina,
will appear at witnesses at the Inquiry.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-04

little Rock, Ark, Aug. S-Counsel
for Governor Donaghey and the state
Capitol Commission. today appeared
before three members OF the Arkansas
Supreme court and asked for a writ oil
nrohihitIon TO prohibit the Pulaski
county chanoery court from enforcing
it's Injunction to restrain the COVER
nor and commission from doing fur
ther work on the capitol. The argu-
ments will close by tomorrow noon
The Governor has suspended work on
the capitol pending the decision.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-04
COLUMBUS MILL
WILL BE ENLARGED

Columbus. Ca, Aug. 3.-(Special.)-
The Columbus Manufacturing Company
today awarded to T.. c. Thompson and
Brothers OF Birmingham. Ala. con-
tract to build\a half-million dollar ad-
dition to its mill.
The enlarged building will be four
stories high. $50 feet long and 12S feet
wide. and will be equipped with $4,000
spindles and 1900 looms.
Ground will be broken this week for
the new mill. Nine contracting firms
submitted bids.
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EXPERT TESTIMONY.


Boston Transcript.
In no other conditions are doctors so hsmu
to disagree as when they are opposite
sides of a case In court. and now we nave
an Instance of one OF them dlsagreeing witn
himself when a shift Of the interests that
he Is serving appears to demand II. This
aitenIst who has this week given testimony
favorable to the release OF Thaw from con.
finernent a an insane person and In conflict
with that which he says when Thaw wac OF
trial for murder. IL al least frank IN con-
Tossing that he did not tell the truth. ths
whole truth and nothing but the truth"
ON the previous occasion, such experiences
destroy the public confidence In expert testi-
mnay as Il is now generally conducted. II
has often been proposed TO make experts
appointees Of the court. who should be un-
der no obligations. pSouniariiy or other.
wise TO either the prosecution or the de-
tense This ls essentially the French sys.
tenn and while our lawyers often condemn
II as contrary TO the theory Of our practice,
such an experience as that Just recorded iA
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the war Department report on the
hasing practices At the Academy. Of
which there recently appears to have
been a recrudescence, with Cadet Ro-
iando sutton, q brother of former
Lieutenant James N. sutton, whose
death at the Naval Academy Is now be-
ing investis gated by coura Of inquiry.
q victim.
Colonel Scott said today he had not
yet determined what Recommendation
to make nor would he say whether
any Of the cadets at West Point are to
be sent home as result Of the haz-
ing, which has been investigated. to
await the action OF the authorities.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-04
MORE FINE MONEY IN
JUNE THAN JULY

A total of s1,115. 81 was paid into
the office of the police department Of
the city of Montgomery. during the
month OF July for fines and fees &c
cording TO the report Of Police Chief
w. H. Taylor.
During the month of June. 1891 so
was received by the local police office
from the same source. and according
to these ngures an amount Of sl4sass
more was received In june than dur
ing the past month. This tends to
show that more people were arrested
and fned in June than In July.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-04
u.ln.a,. Wis i,esi.inn.

New York, Aug. S.--otto C. Heinze
and his brother, Arthur p Heinze, won
a victory in the courts here today
when Judge Hand directed the dis
rnissai OF an involuntary petition in
bankruptcy against the brokerage firm
of Otto G. Heinze & CO., brought by
creditors who alleged that the nrm was
insolyent in October, 1901 during the
financial stringency. The special mas
ter appointed to consider the case re-
ported that the creditors claim was
not iustifled.
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win Meet Az ri Paso.

ana president Diaz. Of Mexico are TO
meet at FL Paso, Texas, October IS.
This program has been arranged as the
result Of correspondence between the
rfrited States and Mexico. The Presi
dent will be attended by his secretary,
military attache and several personal
friends, who are to accompany him on
his western trip.
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in the south has been SO rapid that II
consumes nearly as much OF the cotton
crop as Is now used up In this sec
ton, where its manufacture has been
so long established, but that is not
worrying the manufacturers here. The
experience through the business de.
preston has shown that the worlds
requirements for cotton goods have
oufstripped the almost phenomenal in
there is every reason to believe that
such expansion In demand will con.
tinua
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-04
CITY BOWLING LEAGUE.

FalIots aggregation won two out Of
three games from Neff's team las,
the former team likewise took the Sc.
ries by a margin Of 1s4 pins.
Rockenfield had the highest score OF
the evening with 220 pins while Fallot
the three games with 52S pins.
The scores are as follows:
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No. 1887.
NOTICE
TO CREDITORS

for the Middle District VI Alabama--rn
Bankruptcy
In the matter OF Minnie w. L. Smith
Bankrupt. Post Office Montkomefy.
County Montgomery. Alabama.
The aforesaid party having been ad3udrs6
q Bankrupt. under the Act OF Congress 81
titled An Act TO Establish uniform ays.
statss." approved Jpiy LIST. 1885. 4 msstins
Of the Creditors Of sid Bankrupt e called AZ
the Office of the undersigned Referee. In tbS
United States Court House Montxonsry.
Alabama on the 10th day OF August next,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. 10 make pruof Of debts
ether matters as are necessary ana rs.
CURED by the Act Of Congress Aforesaid
AsA u ETRATToN
RsfsrsA
Montgomery, Alabama. Aug. %. 1899. i
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1a.,,wnv Commissioner.

washington. D. c., Aug. S.-Secre'
tary Connolly OF the National Assa.
citation of Railway Commissioners to-
day announced that the next annual
meeting of the association Will be held
in this city beginning November II
next instead of october IL as previous
liz arranged.
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Bristol, Va, Aug. Am tieipating
that saloons Will be granted licenses
on the 18th inst. the city council to-
night adopted drastic ordinances for
the control OF the whiskey traffic and
fixing the hours that saloons shall be
closed from 10 .. M to q. m.
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TAFT Ready To Leave.

Washington. Aug. Assuming that
Congress will adjourn late Thursday
night or Friday, President Taft began
planning today to leave Washington
for Beverly late Friday afternoon, ar
irving at his summer home early
Saturday morning.
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New York. Aug. 3-Private cable
advlces received here today state that
81 II. Harriman's health Is greatly i'm
proved, his condition being better
than for several years. Mr. Hartman
probably will reach here from his trip
abroad about September 10
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BLESSING FROM POPE.


People
New York, Aug. s.-Monsignor Fall
comic. the apostolic delegate at washh-
inEton, returned today from Europe.
He had been abroad since the latter
part OF May. having sailed to PARTIES
pate In the ceremonies attending the
celebration of the golden Jubilee OF
the American College In Rome.
Monsignof Faiconio was accompanied
by a number Of priests. VINO mad also
attended the American College golden
jubilee.
"The Pope was much pleased with
the generosity of Americans In aiding
the stricken sicihans In the earth.
quake" said the papal delegate. HE
sent q special blessing to the Ameri-
can people,"
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THE PASSING THRONC.

A delegation from Bullock County.
headed by Rev. Z. l.. Crawford Of the
Methodist Church was in Montgomery
County Representatives on the question
Of constitutional prohibition. The Bull
lock County delegation in the House
was understood to be divided on the
kilograms on both sides have been
sent In. Mr. Crawford's committee
favored the constitutional prohibition.
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nAzING AT WEST POINT

colonel scott IL Preparing q Re-
port.
Washington, Aug. Bly, the end of
the week, Col. Hugh l.. Scott. the
superintendent OF the West Point Mill
tary Academy, who was In Washing ton
today, expects to have In the hands of
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-04

A great deal of interest and gossip
has been occasioned at the Capitol
over the temperance of Senator
II. e. Spragins of Huntsville: Vari-
Gus conjesturea have been made as to
the Senator'S reasons for remaining
at home during the special session,
but a letter received by one OF his
friends yesterday morning states that
the Senator will be in Montgomery
either this morning or tomorrow. and
that he will participate In all further
deliberations OF the Senate.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-04

Mayor W. E. Faux OF Tuscaloosa
Is In the city at the head of strong
Tuscaloosa County delegation which
is opposing the new counties amend
mept. The Mayor OF Tuscaloosa Is
much gratifed at the action OF the
House Committee, which yesterday
turned down the proposition for Q new
county, on which Tuscaloosa County
would have lost q slices
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wu,ver. on kirkpatrlcx

Atlanta, Ca, Aug. 3.-Manager
Smith Of the Atlanta Southern League
team, has asked waivers on Kirkpat-
rick, utility man.
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NOTICE
TO CREDITORS

90 FIRST MnsriNu.
to the pistrig. Court y ne t,nissd s,ssss
Bankruptcy.
In ;hs ssss e crsins Bank
hontEomery, Alabama.
The aforesaid party hayinx besn ad,udwsa
Bankrupt, under the Act Of Congress en-
titled IAN Act 10 Hstablish Uniform eys.
tenn Of Bankruptcy Throushout the United
% the Creditors % said Bankrupt IL called
st the once q the undersisasd Referee, N
10 o'clock. A. n. 20 make proof Of debts
and for the election o. Trustees. and sneh
ether matters a. are necessary and required
BY the Act u Congress sfaresaie.
ASA n. sTRATToN,
Referee.
Montgomery. Alabama. AUG. "a. 1895.
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'''' NOTICE
TO CREDITORS

IN the District Court Of the tinted state.
Fer the Middle District of Alabalila
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of r.. NJ. Albania Hank.
fupt. Post Ofnce Montgomery, Countr
Montgomery. Alabama
rhe aforesaid party havins nesn sasuas.
I'd . bankrupt. under the Act Of Conersk
nystela % nankruptcr ThreuSheuE III
tJnited states" spessvsa yniy ist. issa .
d called at the okflce Of enc nndsssgnsS
hsferae. IN the Unitsd etatss Court it8slsz
Montgomery Alabama, on the 18th day 81
August next. 81 10 o'eloak. A. M ID
make proof % debts and s.sr the sies tso1
81 Trustee. and gaeh ether mntsara II
are necessary and required BY abe Asa "a
ASA n. sTRArroN.
Mon.somery. Alabama. Aus. Sd. 1875.
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Mr.. Lee Bradley, a weil-known at
torney Of Birmingham, Is among the
the city Interested in pending legisla-
tion.
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Hon. Jakes Weiss. familiarity known
bama as Uncle jake" Is In Montgorh-
cry Last night he was busy greeting
his friends IN the Exchange and assur'
Ing them that he had no special IN.
terest to lobby drought the special
session.
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Hon. Sid Bowie of Birmingham
is in Montgomery.
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Judge Mcmillan of Shelby spent yes
terday In the city.
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Mr.. Palmer Pif1ans of Mobile arrived
spend several days on business.
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Hon. w. II. Lee, Tax Assessor OF
Lowndes County. is In Montgomery
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Mr., j. p. Grey of Ensiey, an old
Confederate soldier, Is visiting friends
In Montgomery.
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Manuel Ev NtAN EA&tAMMs
Lisbon. Aug. Skiing Manuel has
accepted an invitation from King Ed
ward to visit England in the early
autumn.