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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1909-04-28

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NORTH COURT STREET
SEWER Is COMPLETED

The big ditch which the city has
been constructing on North Court
street. is practically completed the last
work being done on 1t yesterday. The
only thing that remains is for the
making connections with the sewer.
While the sewer was in construc-
ton. and the work Is the biggest thing
of the kind ever attempted In Mont
gomery. the accidents were very
slight. Two men fell into It and were
injured. One negro had his hand
mashed; one negro had his leg broken
and the most serious accident was the
fire which destroyed the shovel
1t Is said that the record for ac-
cidents was broken in the construo-
tion of the sewer. as 1t has been sell.
dom that one has been laid without
death or Injury to several of the la.
borers.
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PARKER In COURT
FOUND GUILTY OF TWO CHARGES
BY JUDGE BABER.
II II Said That He shot mt a Negro
Woman I'm "A He'll Street
House Recently.

Recently acquitted on the charge
OF numbering T. ]. Swearengen. a for
mer policeman. Eli Parker was given
hearing in police court yesterday af-
ternoon on two charges, one for as
sault and battery and one for carrying
concealed deadly weapons. On the
first charge Judge Baber fined him SIS
and costs and on the second and most
serious charge, $50 and costs.
shortly after he had been released
from Jail on bail. in connection with
the killing of the former policeman,
Parker. 1t Is said, tried to shoot at
negro woman named Love Cheatem. in
house at 2l5 Bell street.
During police court yesterday, the
Cheatem woman said that Parker came
to the house of Kate Chanler, at which
she was stopping, and while she was
combing her hair in front of a look
ing glass, she espied a gun in Par
ker's vest. She said that Parker was
drunk and she called to a negro, Frank
Allen, to grab the gun. but Allen ran
and when she ran from the room, a
bullet followed her. The police were
called and Parker was arrested.
After the decision of Judge Baber
yesterday. Parker appealed his case
to the City Court.
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Items of Interest
to Montgomery
and to The State

C. A. today wednesday, at $3.50
O'Clock. Important business
Mrs. Z. q. Adams
President.
Mrs. Halls Jannsy.
Secretary.
FLOWERS CIRCLE.
The Flowers Circle will meet today
wednesday, with Mrs. Brooks Flow
ers ct $3.50 o'clock.
CHILDREN OF A LARGER
GROWTH PLAY GAMES.
Mary James and Buster Browns to
the number OF nifty members OF the
Fellowship Club. met in the club
rooms of the Y. w. C.. A. Monday even
ing and played games commensurate
with the ages OF those two youthful
Americans of fiction. The Fellowship
Mary James and Busters were grown
ups to be sure. but knowing that
"A little. nonsense now and then
Is reIished by the wisest men.
and women, too. as for that, despite
the worlds belief that women have
no sense of humor. they herked back
to that make believe" ago and were
all children again for the evening.
Refres tments were served--cslico
tea and buttered bread and jam, II
may be supposed, although the society
reporter was not advised on this speci-
fic point good time was had. OF
course, for next to being little folks
and playing lady" there is no fun
SO acutely enjoyable as being grown
ups and playing that one Is a chiid
again. The thought was q most happy
one Let's all have q Mary Jane party!
r r
Miss Susie Martin has returned from
New York.
Mrs. J. NJ. Briggs and little daugh-
ter. Dor9thy. have returned to Rich
mond. Va. aftur a visit to her daugh-
ter. Mrs. ]. A. Poole
Miss Lucia Richardson will leave to-
day .of a visit to st. Louis.
Mrs. w. r. whiteman, of Birming-
ham, Is the guest OF Mrs. Amos Jones
on Madison avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Goldman are
visiting in Birmingham. the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Flies.
Mrs. ] Warren Jones and Miss An
ME Warren Jones have gone to Union
-
Lena Mae Harris and Mr.. Brown. OF
Georgia. Miss Jones 10 to be maid of
honor to the bride who is her cousin
r
Miss Emmie Campbell has returned
home after an absence of three months
In cambridge. Ca. and Andalusia, Ala.
- =
Mrs. C. J. Williamson has returned
home after q visit to Georgia.
Mrs Oscar Kalish, who Is the guest
of Mrs Nathan Gerson, will leave for
her home in New York Thursday
morning.
Mrs william Preston Screws and
her sister, Miss Lahey, are at Palm
Beach. Fla.
Miss Laura Little has returned from
Livingston, where she has been visit
ing her grandmother.
Mrs. ]. Craig Smith has returned
| h ONE from q visit to Birmingham.
Mrs. J. G. Winter will return dur
ing the week from Cuba.
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MAKE GOOD CAPTURE
NEGREss TRIED TO AID ALLEGED
MURDERER TO GET AWAY.
Officers Hammond and Marshall Land
Dan Avenger, Charged With AS
sassination of Jefferson Wat
SON, With Much Difficulty.

Dan Avenger Is in the city prison,
charged with the assassination of JEFF
ferson Watson. The police say that
they have an eye witness to the shoot
Ing and that Avenger was the man
who fired through the window and kill
ed Watson. as he was playing u game
of dominoes with other negroes.
Watson was killed Saturday night at
the corner of Washington Ferry and
Wire Roads, when a bullet very sud
denly terminated the game OF domi-
noes. which was a feature OF cele-
bration taking place In that vicinity.
The bullet, before 1t hit watson. plow-
ed its way through the hat of ne
gro named Gavin, but because Gavin
was small in stature. his life was
spared.
The police were put onto the case
Immediately after the shooting. but
we're able to learn but little of the de-
tails. On Sunday, negro named Fra
ser was arrested on suspicion or be-
ing implicated, but the evidence was
vague, and 1t was not until yesterday
morning that the police secured the
evidence which connected AVenBeF
with the crime.
Mounted Men Harmon and Marshall
took up the chase and yesterday morn
ing went to the home of AVenger. IN
Highland Park. Just as the police ar
rived at the cottage they were seek
ing, they heard a negro woman Ella
Shepherd, telling Avengers mother
that Dan would not be home as he was
not going to work.
Ella denied that she knew OF the
whereabouts of Dan, saying that she
had not seen him since Monday night.
but the officers told her to take them
to her room, as they reckoned the
man would be found there. The wo-
man, instead of leading the officers
to the hiding place of Avenger, took
them past her house, to that OF her
mother, giving Avenger chance to
see the officers and prepare for flight.
At the home of the Shepherd wo-
mans mother, Amanda Mcqueen, the
officers learned that they had been
led away from the house that they
sought, and, hurrying back, discov-
cred Avenger putting on his clothes
in an effort to make quick get
AS Oficer Hammond reached the
rear of the house. he met the Nc
Queen woman coming on run
through the back garden, with the
evident intention of trying to beat the
officers to the place.
The Shepherd woman was put UNI
der arrest charged with interfering
with the officers In the making of tie
arrest. and was brought to town with
Avenger.
At the police court yesterday the
Shepherd woman was fined s. and
costs for the part she took In the af-
fair. AvenEer was not given a hear
ing, being held for murder.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-03-31
LoCKHART, ALA, BOY A
STOWAWAY FROM ENGLAND

Boston, Mass, March 30.--(Special.)
When the steamship Sycamore ar
rived today from Liverpool. 1t had on
board Charles Levett. of Lockhart.
Ala. who came across on the ship as
q stowaway. he having become strand
ed in Scotland where he landed from
the steamship Jacob Bright last July.
Levett said to the immigration in
spector that he had been on the verge
OF starvation in Scotland and England
while trying to fnd employment on
ship that would bring him back to
this country. AS a last resort he con-
cealed himself on the Sagamore.
His aged mother is seriously sick,
he said, and he will walk II he can
not ship on p southbound vessel from
here,
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-03-31
COMPANY's
AGENTS SEE CITY

Alderman Moritz was showing of
Montgomery to a party of travelling
men yesterday. The visitors were the
guests Of the Lisman and Company. Of
New York. dealers in railroad securi-
ties, and as II Is an annual custom for
the company to give their men an
outing. the squad Of seven are being
taken through Southern States. bust
ness being combined with pleasure as
the house is showing the agents the
location OF their property in this Sec
ton.
The party has already visited Bruins
wick and Savannah. Ga. and after
leaving Montgomery go to Tuscaloosa,
Birmingham. Mobile and New Orleans.
I4sman and Company are directeiy
interested In the Alabama. Tennessee
and Northwest Alabama Railroad.
- All the gentlemen were very much
pleased with Montgomery. the paved
and well kept streets attracting their
attention.
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WATER COMMITTEE TO
MAKE INSPECTION

Accompanied by General Manager
Robert ]. Chambers. of the Montgom-
cry Light and Water Power Company,
the Water Committee OF the City Coun-
ell will make a trip to Albany, Ca,
aud Columbus. Ga, leaving Montgom-
cry tomorrow.
The committee held meeting Mon
day night and discussed the feasibility
of installing electric power driven
pumps, and in connection with the
matter. 1t was decided to take a trip
to Columbus. Ga. and Albany. Ga. for
the purpose of inspecting plants sim
liar to that which were being consid-
cred for Montgomery.
The committee Is composed of the
following aldermen: Lowe. Virgin
Thompson. Jones and Seidle.
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WILL APPEAR BEFORE
RAILROAD COMMISSION

Owners of steamboats, which ply the
Alabama and Tombigbee Rivers have
been cited TO appear before the Rail-
road Commission at it's session of
April IL, looking toward readjust-
ment of the river freights.
Dissa tisfaction in some quarters has
arisen relative to the commission made
tariff, and with a view toward effect
ing satisfactory changes, the Commits
sion and boat owners will confer.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-03-31
SELMIANS PLAN
FLORIDA RAILWAY

Pensacola. Fla, March 30.-(Special)
"A street railway from the city to
Bayou Chico has been planned by Sell
ma men who are in the city today
to start work of continuing the con-
struction of track from a point where
they stopped few months ago.
A car has also arrived and they
claim that within short. time cars
will be in operation between the city
and the bayou.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-03-31
FINE BLOODHOUND
FOR SHERIFF HOOD

Yesterday afternoon Sheriff Hood re.
ceived a magnificent blood hound from
the United States warden at Atlanta
The hound Is said to be trained to the
finest degree for the work of the sher-
IFS department, and 1t is understood
that Sheriff Hood paid fancy price
for the animal.
The new recruit to the kennel Of
the county will be thoroughly tried
out this afternoon when the daily run
of the county's hounds Is made.
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MEAT ORDINANCE VIOLATED.
Three Held For Handling Uninspectet
Meat.

Charged with the violation of Sec.
ton 742 of the City Code, which re-
lates to the traffic in meat. and pro
hibits the buying or selling OF meat
which has not undergone inspection.
Walter Vickers and Bud Harmon. two
negroes. and George Taylor. green
grocer of Montgomery. were arrested
yesterday by Officers Canty and Paul
The negroes. 1t is charged, had Of
fered the meat for sale to Taylor
The white man, 1t is understood. dis.
claimed all intentions of purchasing
the Offering.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-03-31
DIR. GRIEL CHARGED WITH
SPEEDING HIS AUTO

Although the wholesale arrests of
auto drivers last week brought forth
but little In the way of dough" for
the city. and while they were laughed
at for making the arrests, the police
have not decided to drop the question,
but instead. and in following the ad-
vice of the Mayor, are going. after
them just the same. Yesterday, CAVITY
and Paul caught City Physician Griel
going at what they considered a speed
greater than eight miles an hour. and
his name was put on the police docket.
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TRUSTEES MEET HERE.
University of the South Executive
Committee Here.

The Executive Committee of the
Board of Trustees of the University
of the South will meet at the residence
of Rev. Stewart Mcqueen this morning,
to discuss matters pertaining to the
future course OF the University. Pres
ent at the meeting win be three bish-
ops, three presbyters and three lay
men.
The committee will be entertained at
luncheon at the residence of Rev.
Stewart Mcqueen, and will leave for
their homes in Georgia, Florida. Lou
isiana, Tennessee and cities of Ala
bama tonight.
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LIVE STOCK SANITARY
BOARD MEETS MONDAY

AlabamaS Live Stock Sanitary
Board will meet on Monday, April g.,
In Montgomery, according to call ts-
sued yesterday. The board consists Of
J. A. Wilkipson, Commissioner of Ag-
riculture; G. A. Cary. State Veterina-
rian, and DIT. Gray of the A. P. I.
Reports from inspectors who have
been sent throughout Alabama to in
vestigate conditions. and to make rec.
ommendation, will be heard at the ses-
sion Monday. The salient purpose Of
the board Is the fight against all dis
eases of cattle.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-03-31
FORMER MONTGoMERIAN
GREETING OLD FRIENDS

Alberto H. Caffey of New York is
spending a few days In Montgomery.
A native of Montgomery, he spent his
younger days here. and was a member
of the old Blues. from beginning to
the close of the war.
New York has been his home for
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CATCH NEGRO MURDERER.
Slayer of Florida sheriff In In Gus
tOdy,

Pensacola, Fla, March 3o.-(Special.)
"A special from Tallahassee tonight
says that Mack Morris, the negro MUIR
derer of Sheriff w. H. Langston. of
Leon county, who has been at large
since the murder. has been captured
in a small town in Georgia, just across
the Florida line.
Governor Gilchrist has telegraph ed
Judge Palmer of the Third Circuit
Court to convene special term of
the court to try the negro Requisi-
ton papers have been forwarded and
the negro will be taken to Tallahassee
and held until trial
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CAPTAIN ELLIS DEAD.
Picturesque Citizen of Georgia Passes
Away.

Away.
Columbus, Ga, March 30-Captain
Roswell Ellis died tonight at o'clock
at Greenville, Ga, aged so years
He saw service in the Mexican War
as a member of the Columbus Guards.
and was captain of the same company
when the latter went to war in the
SOS. He was at one time editor of
The Columbus Daily Times.
Lizzie Rutherford, originator of Me-
mortal Day exercises in the South, was
his third wife.
The funeral will be conducted at La
Grange, his old home. tomorrow af-
ternoon.
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SHOT STOPS NEGRO.
Policeman Evans Fires At Eugene
Hooker.

1t required potash from Police
men Loe and Evans at Eugene Booker
a negro. before the latter would re-
spond to the order to halt. But the
shot stopped him. though he was not
hit, and now Booker is held at the
city prison, with the serious charge
of robbery dock eted against him.
Booker. 1t is alleged. forcibly ex
tracted from George Pick EFT. a country
negro, the sum of SO Pickett COM
planning. the officers gave chase from
town. After a long chase beyond tho
city near the Country club, Booker
was sighted. and the order TO stop
given. Then came the shot from the
officers and the capture of the negro
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cry, and also to finish the business
regarding the purchase of a large flag
and erection OF a flag pole.
Captain Sanguinetti, who never fails
to respond to the calls of the associa-
ton. reported to the members the cost
necessary to purchase a flag of suit.
able size and of a metal flag pole
fifty feet in height. He brought a
message to the membership that y.
J. CHAMPION offered to do all of the
requisite work In the construction of
the flag pole for the Association. The
proposition for the erection Of the pole
was accepted by rising vote of
thanks, and a rising vote Of thanks
accorded Captain Sanguinetti for his
efforts In securing information.
Mrs. e. r. Holt brought a request
from the Winnie Davis Chapter, u. ID.
c.. that they be allotted a place in the
Memorial Day" exercises. Every
member Of the Association was pleased
with the request. and Mrs, Holt was
assured that the Winnie Davis Chap
ter should occupy a prominent place
| on the day.
Miss Annie Douglass, OF Mobile. is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. J. G..
Haygood.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
HAVE WEEK OF PRAYER
| A week of prayer is being observed
| by the Presbyterian churches of this
city, the first meeting being held Mon
day in the First Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Rushton gave an able report
Of the Synodical Union, and Mrs. j A.
Kirkpatrick. president of the Woman's
Missionary Union of the East Alabama
Presbytery, followed with an interest
Ing report of the Presbyterian Union.
| Miss Pierce and Mrs. Waller each
| sang a song.
The social service was held yester-
day afternoon in the Central Presby-
terrain Church. The meeting today
will be held In the Highland Park
Presbyterian Church, that of Thursday
in the First. and Friday In the Central
/ Presbyterian Church.
COLLEGE GIRLS CLUB.
| The College Girls Club met with
Mrs. d. 1. Dahlber Monday after
noon and most enjoyable time was
| had.
The club is studying Hamlet. but on
Monday, the regular program was dis
| pensed with and the occasion partook
| of a social nature only. Delicious re-
| freshments were served, including
fresh Strawberries and ice cream.
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great many years. but he's reviving
thoughts OF his younger days by re-
visiting. old scenes and meeting old
friends. Many OF his relatives still
live In Montgomery and other points
in the State, and all are, glad to give
him the glad hand of welcome.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-03-31
COUGHS AND COLDS

Elderly people are very suseep-
nble to coughs and colds.
which 30 often develop pneu-
monia. Don't lose time exper.
imenting with other remedies
when we guarantee vlnOl 70
cure. VinOl has carried many
an old person through . hard
winter without . cold or cough.
80 YEARS OLD
eel was 30 feeble ! had 10 be
wheeled about I'm an invaIid's
chair, and took cold az the
slightest cause. Vinol built
up my strength 50 I could walk
q quarter Of a mile. ] am de-
lighted" - MRS. n. BLOOM.
LewisioWns Pa.
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CALLED MEETING Y. w. G. A.
There will be a called meeting Of
the Board of Directors of the Y. w.
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rs YEARS OLD

The grand-niece Of Alexander
Hamilton says: - "I am 70
years old, have = hearty appe-
lite, sleep sound1y. and feel
active and well. Thanks TO
Vinol. which Is the finest tonic
and strengfhcreator everused.
vinol II q God send 10 old peo-
ple."
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COLLEGE GIRLS CLUB.
NOTICE. vANpIvER CIRCLE.

NOTICE, VANDIVEH CIRCLE.
The Vandiver Circle of Court street
Methodist Church willAmeet In the Lo-
max annex Wednesday (today) at $3.50
o'clock. business of Importance.
Mrs. J. NJ. Stark,
Chairman.
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OLD PEOPLE!

Need VinOl becauSe II contains
the very elements needed to re-
build wasting tissues and replace
weakness with strength. II for
tfffes the system against colds,
and thus prevents pneumonia.
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The members of the Bar of Mont
gomery and other visiting attorneys
are requested to meet In the court
house at IL o'clock, M. on next Satur-
day the third day of April. to take ac-
ton relative to the death OF the late
Hon. James s. Fuller.
John w. A. Sanford
President.
Phillip Stern.
Secretary.
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This Is because Vfn0l contains Iron
and all Of tIhe medicinal bOdy-bu1ld-
inu elements Of Cod Liver OIL, taken
from fresh Gods Hvefs but NO oil.
Vinol II not q patent medicine. Every.
thina Il contains r. named on bottle.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-03-31

The one-button glove Is the thing,
and made OF natural -coiored chamois
skin.
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Direct us. Q Lord. In all our
doings. with Thy most gracious
favor and further us with Thy
continued help: that in all our
works begun. continued. and
ended in Thee. we may glorify
Thy holy name, and finally, by
Thy mercy. obtain everlasting
life: through Jesus Christ our
Lord. Amen.
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MEMORIAL AssOCIA.

TION MEETING.
Tho Memorial Association met in the
council chamber Tuesday morning to
make final preparations and arrange
ments for Memorial day in Montgom-
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-03-31

Elderly people feel the cold
keenly, because their blood II
thin. sluggish and watery. vinoa
Is the ideal blood tonic and
strength maker. IL creates q
hearty appetite. promotes diges-
lion. purifies and enriehes the
blood and inviUorates The entire
body.
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DREYFUs-sABEL.
KING-MATTHEws.

Mrs. Anna Brooks Johnston has is
|sued Invitations to the marriage of her
niece, Miss Emma Brooks King, to Mr..
Britton Matthews, the wedding to &C.
cur on the evening of Wednesday,
April IA, at o'clock at st. Johns
Episcopal Church in this city.
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Miss Annie Douglass, OF Mobile, is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. ]. G.
Haygood.