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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28
BIRTHDAY OF KAISER
GERMANS CELEBBATE A NOTABLE
 OCCASION.
Crowned Heads of the States visft Ber- lin to Pay Hespects--Ambas- ssder HUH Tells of Busch's~
 Generosity. s5Ss
THE KAISER AT X GLANCE.
Born January 27. lS5s.

. Born January 27, 1859.
 . Attended common public schools
 . with his brother. Prince Henry
 ( 1874.
 [ Student at. the University of { q Bonn, 1877 to 1878. [ Married the German Princess ( Augusta Victoria of Schleswig-' (
 [ Holstein,l February 27, iSSI { ( His family consists of six sons q and one daughter s' . Z Succeeded to the throne. upon { . the death of his father. Frederick . III, June 15, 1888. sN- . Is 50 years old and has been { c married twenty-eight years.
 . 'Is the ninth monarch of the
 . House of Hohenzollern to rule { . over the Kingdom of Prussia, and c the third over the Empire of Uni ,
 . ted Germany, 6 Ills Empire comprises four , . kingdoms-Prussia Bavaria, Sax . ony and Wurtemburg-six Grand . Duchies, seven Municipalities, the
 . free towns" of Hamburg, Bremen {
 @ and Lubeck, and the Province of { | Alsace-Lorraine. { . Is High Admiral of a war fleet . of more than 200 vessels and com > mands an army with a peace foot { , ing of ss5.s75 men. { ] His salary comes wholly from { H the hereditary Kingdom of Prus- , sia and amounts to Ss.s52,77o { D year. Also has an, immense pri- { , rate fortune of money and landed { , estates from which he derives { , large income for the support of { }, the royal family and the expenses { h of the court. { . S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28
PENSACOLA SOCIETY

Pensacola, Fla, Jan. 27-(SpecIal.@-- One of the events of the season in Pen sacoia society was that of tonight. when r. c. Brent and his two accom- plished daughters. Misses Cora and Genevieve, entertained at the Knights .of Columbus halt. Society people at tended in large numbers and the affair wasgpossibly the most brilliant of two or three seasons. 5s.. .-'5 Mrs. Ray Smith. of Mitchell S. D., is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Frank l. Mayes, on East Hill.
 The Browning Club, which had plan ned to meet next Saturday with Miss Margaret Mcintyre. has post poned its meeting untfl the Saturday
 Mrs. James MacGibbon will entertain informally tomorrow afternoon in hon. or of her guest, Miss Brown, of Sr. Louis. who is to spend several weeks here.
 Mrs W. D. Cahoon left this morn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28

e. Grosyenor Dave, managing direct or of the Southern sCommercfal Con- Eress. who addressed the members of the Pensacola Chamber of Commerce.. at their annual banquet. Tuesday night, has returned to Montgomery enthusias- tic about the Florida city. Tn speaking of 1t Wednesday. he said: 2 i 'erhe past year has been one of achievement in Pensacola along the lines of civic pride. The first, but per faps. not the most noteworthy, evidences of this was the prompt raising of some hundreds of thousands of dollars for a modern hotel. Less than a year ago the subject was broached.y All details have been worked. out and the. clearing ,ofrthe site began Monday The erection of. ;an 4 hotel is. not ssuncommon: the unique feature in Pensacola Is that the money subscribed cannot, during the term of the present lease. make any cash returns to. the subscribers There Is where the civic pride, shows forth. The pledges were for Pensacola and not for personal beneft.ss
 o'"The location of the hotel is superb; at. the junction of Palafox and Garden Streets, immensely. broad ways that will lend themselves to park like treat ment. .s se.y ; slp
 'rhe men of Pensacola rightly con- gratulate themselves on this piece of work, and 1t was, cheered every time 1t was mentioned during Tuesdays ban ,auet The most significant, indication of Pensacola.s sure and solid future was not referred to at all; yet the im- portance of 1t will be immediately real ized when 1t Is explained. hsz
 Fast spring a disgraceful and mur- derous outbreak terrorized the city for days in connection with street car strike The abyss of disorder yawned to swallow all law. Lives, liberty and the rights of property were assailed by the restless clements. A few strong men rose to the occasion, when the full
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28
RoBSJEWELRY STORE
BOLD THIEVES IN A PENSACOLA
 EsTAnI.isHMENT. K
Leaye Without Tstins Many yaiassies ---Dreare Bont Caucus Goes out of Commfssion---Other News -T,
 ef Seaport.

Pensacola. Fla, Jan, 27.--{Specialst "A bold attempt was made this morn ing between g and o'clock to TOD the jewelry store of A. Fried, in the heart of the business district anu what caused the burglars to leave the place will probably remain mystery. unless it was that they were searching for something special in. the stock eI goods and being unable to secure it Ieft. carrying with them only small amount of goods, ,s.s
 Instead of using a saw Or breaking she fastenings of the rear door, the. burglars resorted to fire. This they set with the aid of oil at the bottem of the door, and having prepanea ler all emergencies had, with them 2 bncyset of. water. When the flames hs q burned the heavy door away, theyiwere extinauished with the water and the burglars entered:
 A revolver and some other. artlcles were secured, but from the manner n which the goods were thrown about. v Ia shown that they were in searen ol some special article.
 Bloodhounds were called out anu 1aa effort was made to. traii the paF.'es' but without success. .
 Recently the store was repeea seweirys valued at sseo; and no cine .s has ever been obtained by me o cers. @ sfs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28
IN PRIVATE CARS.

BlrmInsham Men are Going Down in " Style.
 Birmingham. Jan, q. (speclaL) )-Tha delegation Of citizens of Birmingham which will be present at the presentation of the silver service to the cruiser "Birmingham" at Mobile next week. win leave here Sunday morning in two private ears. a special Pull man and the ''Alabamap which has been tendered the party by the Sioss-sheffield steel and Iron Company oSer the Louisville and. Nashville RaiIroad.i ' ~stA or .
 Some of the best known and most proml- nent people of the city will be in the party including Lieutenant-G Governor and Mrs. Henry B. Gray, Mayor George IT.! Ward and others. The service ias tn be presented on Monday and the event will be gala one Society people in Mobile VIII entertain tn" visitors from Birmin gham. .,-f.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28
= @ee BEST TRENMENT o.o.oe FOR CKTARRH 1

because Is perfect blood able down Into the c
 entirely the catarrhal matter and impurities which produce
  raed by impure and infected condition p the blood Cn VII digeeable and dangerous symptoms ringing noises m me
 dropping back into the throat headaehe wa wsy eyes Cu nenty relieved purified Nothing equals S. S. S. for this purpose the of the trouble and removes every blood ench this vital ud SO supplied with nutve heh qualities n andin ion begin and when 8 has entirely Caah permanently cured ana the general nn greatly up caarh and medical advice desired sent es 2 al "N0 "'''N THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA. ca.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28
SALOONS IN MILWAUKEE.
Mayor Rose VIII Continue to. Fave
 ORen Doors.

Chicago, Jan. 27.-Mayor Rose of Milwaukee, in an address last night. asserted his determination to stick to the policy of the open saloon for that city.
 The Milwaukee executive contended that the euiogy of Milwaukee indulged by President Roosevelt in a recent communication, wherein the latter commented on it's absence of crime and the infrequency of drunkenness was founded not on the fact that 1t was largely a German community but be- cause the wide open policy eliminates the desire of possible inebrtates to ehance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28

of. the Hotel Albert on Broad Street this afternoon.
 infirmary where an examinatfon show ed that he was not seriously injured. ' Young Green was riding bicycle and was going around a corner from Dallas into Broad Street when he ran into horse and buggy standing in front of wflbys. : The boy had couple of ribs broken ip the collision tl U.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28
APOLOGY DEMANDED.
Spanish Honduras May Have TrOnbIe
 With NFexfeD.

SpaHIsh HOnduRas May HAVe Ir0ubIe With Mexico.
 New Orleans, Jan. 27.-Special dis patches received here from Puerto Cortez. Spanish Honduras, state that as a result of a clash there between a .scitizen of Mexico and the Hondu- ran police, the Mexican consul has ca bIed his country to send a gunboat to Puerto Cortez to exact an apology from the Honduran officials.
 According to the dispatches, Sefar- ano Sierra. a Mexican, was about to leave Puerto Cortez and was standing at the door of his consuPs office pre- pairing to bid him goodbye, when the police set upon him.
 The trouble, 1t is charged, grew out of the claim of a negro baker who
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28
ARRATGNs POLITICTANs.
Dr.. Akea speaks Plainly on the Ora

Dr. Aked Speaks Plainly On the Craft
 New York Jan. 27.-The Rev. Chas- F. Aked. pastor of the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. populaEly known as John D. Rockefeller's Church, severe ly arraigned those responsible for po- litical graft in New York in an address at the annual dinner of the Industrial Christian Alliance.
 "Compared with those men," said Dr. Aked; "the sea pirates and forest thieves are gentlemen. It would be good if half a dozen of these cut throats were hanged. pr. Aked paid tribute to the sea- men who distinguished themselves af- ter the collision of the steamships Re- public and Florida, referring to their actions as the ':heroism of obscure men,"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28

oakman, nut lock: F. E. Spearss Pefl City, bundle tying device; G. G. Wal lace, Glrard, letter box support.
 Thomas e. Ridgeden has been ap- pointed. postmaster at Curls Station. Sumter County, vice R. B. Hightower, removed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28

Ahfiss Stella Lowell was hostess this afternoon at the weekly meeting of the Social Card Club. Her home on East wright Street, was prettily arranged for the occasion. and the members ol the club spent a most pleasant after- noon, .e f'z s.t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28
nlrthaaX Partx.

Mrs. A W. CawthOn will give pleasure tomorrow to small party of young folks when she will entertain in honor of the celebration of the seventh birthday of her lovely young granddaughter. Margaret Harrison Cawthon. The piece de resistance of the prettily appointed table will be the large birthday cake on which will burn seven lighted tapers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28
4 Sewing Party.

Miss Ernestine Smith charmingly entertained the members of the We'd nesday Sewing Club and few other friends this morning at her home on Fremont street. Dainty refreshments were enjoyed. The next meeting will be held with Miss Rosa, Chisholm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28
NEW CROCERY sPECIALs.

Strawberries, extra fine, soc quart.
 Pure Pork Sausage, 20 lb. 2 lbs. {. 35c. 4S
 Genuine German Dflls. 10c per quart. Fresh Country Eggs, per dozen, 27 1-2c. Heinz Sauer Kraut. per quart, 10c.l ; J. l.. Boyd, Grocer. @
 IS S. Perry St. Phone 1246..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28
RoRERT GREEN HURr.

Selma Young Man Collides With a
 BuEgy.
 Selma, Jan. 27-fSpecial.)- )-Robert Green, son of Mir. and Mrs. ". K. Green. was painfully injured in front
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28

said Sierra owed him ss for bread and was preparing to move out of the country without paying him.
 Sierra is declared to have been dan- gerously wounded by the police.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28

Mrs. E. O. Saltmarsh has extended invitations to many of the. sceiai set to be present tomorrow. afternoon at card party 10 be given in honor of Miss Green. who is the guest of Mrs ParIey of, the navy yard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28

Good judges say cur Gotten Seed Meal Mixture is the real thing.
 MARKS q GAYLE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28
Kal.er,. n,-.ta.x ,. m.,.,.

Tokio, Jan. 27.-Ths occasion of the kaiser's birthday was marked today by a brilliant reception given by Am bassador Won schwarzenstein Mumm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28
Alahnmn Pntenta.

Washington. Jan. 27.-(Special.)- Patents issued: A. Bern. Birmingham train shed: R. Hamilton, Birmingham deraEler;, J. ". HRndley and ]. iaaS Gsar4n@V. Mobile SDsatiAP. VI D~ FS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28
DAY FOR GERMANS
,cELEBRATION ON BOARD BATrLE-
Vessel .Wuf San Frem PensaeoIa rel Trinfdad Thfs Mofnfsg--E. J.
 Kennedy VIII Be sent to

Pehsacoia. Fla. flank a7.---(special.) To-day was a Sbie one with. the Ger man residents of Pensacola. as well as the. five hundred officers and men of the German warship Freya, fit being the ceiebratiou of Emperor Williams
 The big ship was the scene of the celebration for. according to. custom, such occasions must be on property of the German goyernment.
 Every flag and bunting on board the vessel was flying. and gay decorations greeted those whp went aboard. E The celebration commenced at 10 o'clock this merhfng with religious services aboard. Then came . spread at | o'clock in the afternoon. followed by an informal reception tonight. The cutters aud boats of the. vessel were used to transport the visitors to and from the ship.
 Thls was the last day stay of the ship here, as she Is to leave early Tomorrow morning for Trinidad, the commander having decided not to touch at any other gulf ports. - Horse Dies of Rabies. Bitten by a mad deg two weeks ago. when the latter passed through the business district Of the qity, a horse belonging to Constable Robe died sto- day with rabies. E The horse showed symptoms yester- dry but little attention was paid to 1t This morning he became very violent
 The dog attacked several other anf- mals. and also boy at the time 1t bit thsihorse of Mir. Bobe.
 snes Goldrinx For si0,000.
 Alleging defamation of character Meyer J. Rosentein has brought suit against x. Goldring. prominent wholesale liquor dealer Of this city. for $1O. GOO. and the case was placed on trial in the Circuit Court this after noon. ~ ..., szs
 Rosenteln was formerly in the en1- pioy of Goldring and this suit arose through some statements alleged to have been made by the latter.
 Keanedy Rack to seIma.
 E. J. Kennedy "a young man who has been in the county jail for several days on the charge of being fugitive from justice was sent home today.
 The young man was taken as far as Flornaton by. Deputy. Smith and then turned over to one of the Alabama deputies for the trip to Selma. where he will be turned, over to his father, who has been looking for him some weeks z. f. '. t'
 The young man arrived in the city some time ago, and 1t was said that he was a fugitive from justice Re was arrested by the county authorities and put into jail on the charge.
 It afterwards developed that he had run Away from college. where his father had sent him at the beginnfnx of the school term. y fg.t | E.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28

Mir. and Mrs. G. M. Rouse, of Low ell, Mass. are visitors to the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28

Misses Bertha and Maude Schuster who have been the recipients of much social attention during their stay in Montgomery with friends, are expect ed home Friday night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28

Hon. W, A. Blount and Mir. George L. nappington. who spent the past week in ,washington.. have, returned homs z af a1 ..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28

ing for Jacksonville. where. she is to spend c:.pnrai weeks, the. guest of friends in that city. sss ty-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28

send yyeur wkfrkey orders to sur
 Pensacola branch, the fsreil Trading Co.,, F. Q. Box s37. Phene 5S3. \ GREIL HROs. co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28

Mrs. C.. M cpyington entertained on an extensive scale this afternoon In honor of her daughter, Mrs. Dudley Chipfey, who is her guest. The anair was most delightful one and wA' largely attended. -.t .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28

Miss Grace Livingston. of Chicago. who has been the attractive guest of Mrs. Herman Ullman for the past few weeks, will leave on Sunday for her home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28
Reloaainr the f,otton.

The Work of reIoading the burned cotton eon the British steamer Matte wan will be completed within few days and the vessel will again start to sea. ?.
 The damage to the cargo is not as great as it was first believed. A 1it- tie over 2.O00 bales were removed from the vessels hold and the fire was'.then extinguished. .te.s. g 5 :.
 This cotton is damaged to some ex- tent, and some of it is badly burned, bat it is still valuable. t 2 's
 An appraisement of the damage will be made when the steamer reaches her port of destination. ,5 ' r
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28
Social and Personal.

Mrs. Roger Jones will be hostess on Friday morning for the members of the Friday. Bridge Club.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28
NIeetInr nf nriare Clnh.

The members of the Bridge Whist Club and a few other guests are in- debted to Mrs J.. c. Converse for a delightful meeting this morning. when she entertained them in her usual gra- cious and pleasing manner at her at tractive home on Church street. After al animated game a delicious two course luncheon was served.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28
...., workers Back to Work:

steel Workers baeA ~ Hmarican
 srbe eteel workers on the AHerieSn .s Ny.tinnai Bank building. who stoppeu -yortr Monday morning because .,.rg ,IS southern Erecting Company, hao assi s.sr ~ th,s morning. being paid by MI ,s,oa,, Tsrothers. the sub -contractors, 2, 'lSa' had in turn let the steel work ~ h9 t,,a southern Erecting Compahy'.. The fact that the firm had Lalleo @ ~, aO
 sts men and the latter had gone on 2 strllSe caused the rumor to get aI.pss S.s that the firm had failed. but. 4t,a3 of the bank this mornlnE .t sbich there Is no truth in this report Y : rained wide circulation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28

THE GRETb TRADING co,
 - ,s PeAsRcOIR, Fla. Box S3Y. Phone SS3. tf.> Orders aIIed immediately.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28
ORROADS IN DALLAS
MASS MEETING WILL BE HELD To-
 DAY..
Farmers gre Iavitea ,te selnsa fe Dis- euss an Important subJeet--sfr.
 Railey Weeds In
 GmilfOn.

Selma Jan. IA meet ing which will no doubt result in much good towards the building of better roads throughout Dallas County will be held at the Young Mems Christian Association tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
 The subject of. better roads will be. discussed thoroughly by a number Of citizens and some plan for the -secur- ing of good turnpikes in the county will be advanced.
 The good roads meeting will be un- der the auspices of the Dallas County Roads, and Automobile Club. The club has also requested representative citizen from each beat in the county to attend the meeting, and it Is be- lieved that each representative select ed will be present. .s
 These representatives from each beat in tn county will advance plan which the citizens Of their beat will support in the effort of getting the county to build good roads. They will also speak upon the good roads question and the condition of the roads in their neigh borhood. . s i- .a+
 It is thought that the meeting to- morrow will result in the adoption of resolutions which will ask the proper officials to call an election so that the citizens of the county may express lHclF OpihtOu HE tO WuStuef LuSy WtlA oppose or support such a bond issue by the county.
 POpuIar seInafam Weeds.
 At the home of the parents of the bride in Gallon, this afternoon occur red the marriage Of Miss Battle Black erby to Mir. Howard Railey of this city. -se :.
 The parlors of the home were deco rated for the ceremony which was witnessed by number of the friends and relatives of the. young couple.
 MT. and Mrs. Railey will return to Selma after. a short wedding trip, and will make their home here: &
 The bride is a gifted and accom- plished young woman and formerly leved in .thisf city. She has a large number of friends here. MT. Railey Is & son of Rev. F. c. Railey of this city and he has a large number of friends.
 WiekeRshasn in Selma.
 c. A. ,wickersham, President and General Manager of the Atlanta and West Point route, with headquarters in Atlanta, was a visitor to Selma to- day. MT. wickersham's visit to Selma was in connection with his s-management of the Selma Street and Suburban Rail- way.
 Meeting of Bridge CIub. v
 The members of the Bridge Whist Club and a few other guests are in- debted to Mrs. J.. c. Converse for a delightful meeting this morning, when she entertained them in her usual gra- | cious and pleasing manner at her at tractive home on Church street. After 1~uf NtR aEVn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28
ceueus ont of Csssasnission,

After waiting here for esk ls. s,.et orders to proceed to some port ana ra, z,
 aume work, the dredge Caucus, onsep. s,,a s1arrest and most costly seaxping dreaees Are owned by the Government was fbis morning placed out of comnalssioin, i, inc entire. crew. excepting the capuar' ara and two men to stay aboard the dreose ' boat being discharged. ..sa,,s for naintafning the dredgee De- came exhausted. the last congress nay. s,, ing failed to make an approprlas.o.s,., s..s. . for m such a purpose, and she was. sent sen. to carrabeiie to work There was on,y s,.,s, a small appropriation there ana s,,is nis so.n became exhausted. with the rssnls ttst inc lredge was ordered back here ana placed out of commission. I,,,
 ii is believed that the Caucus VII eventually be placed back tn can,Riss. ,, sion and ordered to Southwest KISS ss. " "
 work. ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28

Rabbi Jacob IF. Kapian and Mrs. Kaplan are expected home tonight from their wedding Journey to Savan- nah and Birmingham and on tomor- row evening they will be entertained at large reception at the Harmony Club by the congregation of Temple Mishkan Israel
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28

Mrs. W. K- Hyer. Jr.. was, hostess yesterday afternoon at bridge, the event being in honor of Mrs Hart zeIl. of Eufaula. Ala. who is the ac- complished guest of Mrs. R. A. Hyer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28

pr. Andrew sledd, President Q. sSs University of Florida, dellversnu nl assste pa.ss cola High scifg6l on the advant- aas of educatfon, and in addition lo ths large number of pupils to hearss,s @ ..i,.;s sdaTess the school was well niied Wi''' els Isst night pr. sIedd addressed !. the the ,olorea normal school on the occas.v., s,a os its fourth anniversary anu scr,e the colored pupils and teas lss,,, an ed-; ,,cs4san and conduct themselves. z-*
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28

Miss Mildred Keseieff was hostess yesterday at her home on the bayshore at delightful bridge party given in honor Of her sister. Mrs Frank Bush ong, who Is here from West Virginia.
 Those attending were, Mrs. Frank Bushong, Misses Sallie Wright, Ma rion Avery. Gwendolen. Menefee. Mat tie Whiting, Julia Whiting. Fannie Caldwell. Cora. Hunt. Alice Shield. .El- sie cbipley. Bertha flyer, Mamie Mer- ritt, Louisa ,Qufna and Mrs. GoodlOe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28

The Progress club entertained to
 night in most pleasant manner when the ladies assembled and eri' loved progreBsives euehre-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-28

Miss Alice Marx. of Uniontown, passed through Selma today on her way to New York.