The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-20
TELEGRAPHIc BREvITIES

| LONDON. Aug. 19-The Afro-American delegates to the International Ecumenical
 Gouneii; which @ Is tq meet in wesley,s are already arriving. The event is caus- ing unexpected difficulty at one of the | big hotels in the West End. where large number, of Americans are staying. The
 latter. amazed by the announcement that some 200 colored men were coming, form | ally protested to the proprietor, assuring 1 him that such thing would not be per- mitted in the United States and Gemand- Ing that the colored people be aocommo-
 dated in a separate part of the hotel. The proprietor declines to interfere, with the result that some of the Americans are already arranging to leave.
 TAMPA. Fla. Aug. ls.-considcrabls excitement was created here this atter- noon by an extra issue of La Federacicn, the organ of La Resistencia, containing very incendiary article from Louisa. Herera. the woman secretary or tne Shippers Union of Resistencia. Louls5 Herera is an anarchist of some renown and inaugurated the great trouble nere
 last winter. She is we'll known m Nsw York and Chicago. She calls for hesls- tencia to pack up and leave Tbmpn m
 a body 'as a grinning skeleton" using
 words too profane to reproduce. fer er-
 tice Is taken by the general puonc So
 mean arson sad she says they snouio leave if the blood of the officers rurs m revenge for the men spirited away rom here. A demand has been made tonigne for the arrest of the woman TOT the in- cendiary article
 RREAI-X BRIDGE. La, Aug. e- Breaux Bridge mourns today the death or the oldest citizen of the parish. proDaoiy of the South Napoleon Pierre Gusene- yeau. born in France in IT'S. moved to New York when about 6o years or age and after a short residence there moved to Breaux Bridge. where he married ana has resided an upright, honorable man, pa ssing away peacefully and painlessly at 10 o'clock last night at the home or his only son. August Gucheveau. lie never has worn spoctacles or used any artificial assistance to peruse the oaiiy papers, of which he was very fond
 MARION. Ark, Aug 1s-Jeff Blythe Blythe Frank Williamson at an early hour to- night. Blythe had been arrested by VII. liam.;on on Saturday at Gilmore chargeo with killing Frank Teasue. negro On nerateiy resisted the officers who had him in charge. He was brought to the Marlon iail and tonight was released on poho. immediately after leaving the SIr court rouna pn. he met Williamson anu the uoe0~' suited.
 NEW YORK. Aug. 1s-Warrants for the arrest of three persons or prominence in the police department will in all prob ability he issued Tuesday or Weonesday as a result of the secret inquiry Justice Jerome has been conducting III Ino casS oh "the people of the State of New York
 ainst Edward G. Glennon and others, according to information which The Times will print tomorrow.
 RICHMOND. Va. Aug. 19.-Fire de- stroyed what is locally known as the J. Wright Company plant of the American Cigar Company here today. There were about 400 600 pounds of leaf tobacco in the building owned by the American Cigar Company and this with the machinery, ie ia estimated, was worth $i15,000. The to- tai loss was about $20O,000
 WASHINGTON. Aug. 19.-The Southern Railway has issued the following state ment: Storms heretofore reported in Western North Carolina and Ashevillo territory subsided with Saturday, the i7th inst. The Southern Railway reports all lines open and assuming normal condi- tions.''
 RICHMOND. Va., Aug. ls-Miss Ola Neff. IS years old. daughter of Hotel Pros prietor Nen of Rural Retreat, today shot J. J. Waxelbaum. a Macon, Ga, produce buyer. in the left breast with a z2-cafibre rifle ball, because, as she alleges. he ac-- costed her on the street. The wound ia not dangerous.
 COLUMBIA. S. C.. Aug. 1s.-Ed Walker ana another negro were blown to atnnna m quarry at Blacksburg today. Thsv nad prepared a blast and accidsntaIix dropped drill in it,