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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
JOE CHAMBERLAIN, roo.
Colonial secretary's Life Said to
 Have Been Sought.

London, Sept. u.-Martial Faugerscn, a Frenchman who was charged today at Clsrkenwell Police Court with the mur-. der of Herman Jung. an old jeweler. or CIerkenwelI, about ten days ago. told q remarkable story of plot to XII Joseph Chamberlain, the Colonial Secretary.
 Faugerson said he had been the reci- pient of small loans from Jung. The day his shop' where they discussed the mis- cry caused by the South African war. for which, Jung declared. MT. Chamber gerson that if he would kill MT. Cham bcrlain he (Jungl would guarantee him a fortune,N rendering him 10 pounds to buy good clothes tin order to enable him to approach his victim. Faugerson says he refused, whereupon Jung declared he should not leave the shop alive and pick ing up a heavy iron rushed on Fauger- son and felled him to the ground. Fau- gerson in self-defense drew knife and stabbed his assailant in the neck.
 The prisoner was committed for trial.
 Jung was noted SC cialist.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
RAILROAD NEWS

Arch McKinny of the Louisville and Nashville, "naiutej the town red with gaudy Autographs of the excursion next Saturday, and they had as hcen3ed bill Pas senger Agent Bob Smith of the Mo. bile and Ohio. received 2 wire from Gen eral Passenger Agent Shepard instruct ing him to sell tickets out of Montgom cry as the Louisville and Nashville was doing 1t. So from DOW u9til the day of inc excursion tickets will be sold by both roads out of Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
A Policeman Suspended

Kingston N Y. Sept 11.-Mayor Phin- nev has suspended Policeman Frederick Happner for his remarks regarding the attempted assassination or President Me more people were not shot who insisted on making rich people richer and poor neopIc poorer, and that the Presidents death would equalize wealth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
Secret Meetings in Cleveland.

Cleveland, O., Sept. 1.-The police of a dozen cities are using every endeavor to yond the shadow of doubt that Emma Goldman. the anarchist, held a number of secret meetings while Cleveland last May, and it was at one of these rather than at the public meeting that ghe made the incendiary speech which inf1amed the mird of Czolgosz and used him to shoot President Mckinley.
 The police officials are assisted by ev- cry available man in the secret service department in this task. Not only will they try to prove this, but they will att meetings were held at which the assas- sination of the President were planned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
NICHOLAS AND WILLIAMS.
The Rulers of Russia and Germany
 Meet

Hela. Prussia. Sept 1.-The meeting between Emperor Nicholas and Emperor Wili!an was favored with perfect weather. The Hofenzoiern flying the welcomed the Standart with an imperial salute. which the Standart returned, both crews dressing ship while the band play cd the Russian and German national an thems.
 Count Plateau. the Kaiser's aide, went on board the Standart to escort the Czar. who went on board the Hohenzollern. at the gangway. where the two mon archs embraced each other. Then they inspected the, guard of honor together after which they retired to the ~uarter deck. where they remained in animated
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
EMMA GOLDMAN'S
 CASE CONTINUED
Continued from Page ons.)
connected his hame with that of Leon

connected his name with that of Leon Csolgosz, today gave himself up to the local police. He said he had known Czol- .eosx in Cleveland and that he knew $nsmbers of the latter's family. He was recently in Buffalo but left there for Chi .cago before the attack on the President was made. In Cleveland he was editor of a Polish paper called The Morning Stcr. He is working as printer in Chi cago. Chief O'Neill had an hours inter- view with him this evening and at its to be no reason for holding the voluntary prisoner
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12

Is headquarters for thcee individrals. Bresc went from there tc kill King Hum ever, whether the plot. to hiIi st.e luke of York was laid by the " st Hebcken anarchists or not. Ny aIyices from tlc, British Authorities simply stated that they had found clews which sicwed plainly that a plot to kiil the Duke im- medlateiy upon his arrival on this side of the Water t'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
Kitchener Reports a Fight.

London. Sept 11--Lord Kitchener re- ports to the War Office from Pretoria as follows: "Methuen engaged Vautonden and De Lary in Great Maries Valley September and 8, driving them from a strong position September S. The Boers left six dead September 6 and twelve Sep- tember s. Forty-one prisoners were cap-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
Tarred and Feathered and Ridden
 on Rail,

who is said to have expressed sympathy with Czolgosz, was today tarred and feathered and ridden out of town on a rail. He was warned that If he returned he would be iynched.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
Expelled from Switzerland.

London, Sept. 12.-"TaQai, dangerous anarchist and, friend of Bresci. has ben expelled from Switzeraind," says a dispatch from Geneva to The Daily Ex- press s'He asserts that he intends to proceed to the United States"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
FOR RENT.
PERSONAL.

LADIES. Chi -hesters English Pennyroyal pills s,e the bcs,; safe, reliable; take other, send Ac stamps foP particular; Relief for ladies" in letter by return mail; ask your druggist Chichester Chemical Co.,. Philadel
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
WANTED-AGENTS.

S>---->-- ---------------->-> wANTED-One or two thousand healthy men and women at once to take an accident policy for $I 900 each; application blanks at The Advertiser office: practically free 1T
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
EDUCATIONAL.

NIGHT School of the Massey E1sihcss College will open Oct l.; write or call, special iates; col ner Dexter Ave. anl Perry St. 30t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
WANTED TO BUY

 BUY Confederate money bonds, postage stamps, war papers, etc. Chas. D. Barker, At- lanta. Ga. iot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12

TYPIcWRITEftS sold. rented and repaired d
 machines Ike ot in good condition while rented ; Remington Standard leads Terry Davant
 IOOt Moses Building. mt WANTED-Every Advertiser reader to take out an accident policy; send for application blank Advertiser office. IT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
wANTED-MALE HELP.

wANTED-Reliabie man to represent, locally. a responsible manufacturing company; salary SIS per week; splendid opportunity for ad- erence, Manufacturer, 723 Chestnut St, Phiia- delphia Pa. mh-tu-th-su DO YOU need help? If so, the surest way to get it is to advertise in these columns; help wanted advertisements, 25 words or less one time free.
 wANTED-Two active, educated men; weekly salary or guarantee paid: give age, experience and references. Dodd. Mead & Co.,, New York
 lot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
ACCIDENT INSURANCE.

EVERY perscn in Alabama should have an ac- cident policy; practically free at The Adver- tiser ofiice: send for application blank. If
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12

DO YOU need help? If so. the surest way 10 get it Is to advertise in these columns; help wanted advertisements. 25 words or less. one time free.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
HELP WANTED

A GOOD cook wanted: clean. quick, reliable; must be we'll recommended: permanent posi-, ton; s2O month and board. Hotel Georgia, R. T. Davis, Proprietor Enterprise, Ala
 tu-th-sat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12

DO y0TT want a situation? We'll, the quickest wav to get one is to advertise in these col umns; situation wanted advertisements % words or less, time free.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12

The Advertiser Now Permits a
 Limited Amount Of Display in its Classified COlumna
 This Advertisement Gives You an Idea of Character of Display to be Admitted Get Rates at the Business Office.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-19
Handy with an Az.

One important feature In connection
with the conducting Of mining opera.
tions In Siberia Is the aptitude OF the
Russian workman for the az. Wood Is
so plentiful In the country that In no
ease VIII the price for fuel exceed 81
per cord, and mining timbers may be
inquired on at a correspondlngly low
rate The current anecdote that Rus.
sian workman will for a 20 kopeck
piece lay his left hand, with fingers
spread. on a board and with full
strength make an ak cut between eacb
nnger cannot be vouehed for, but II is
certainly true that In pick timbering in
Dad ground. In erecting buildings, log
cabins and all manner OF wood Joining
the equal OF the Russian peasant can.
not be found.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-19
HERMANN
LOSING
Has Written That He is
No Candidate.
IN THE SENSE
OF DEADL0CKING
H. w. Corbett'S Friends De-
clare He is the Only Suc>
cesSor to Mcbride.

Mr.. Corbett's 80 supporters have uni.
ted in an address to the minority Re-
publicans, declaring they will vote for
no other candidate and will hold the
minority responsible for failure TO elect.
The vote on Senator is unchanged, ex.
cept that Williamson changed back to
Williams. For FIRST time every man wac
In his seat and voted.
One Of the Senators voting for Her
mann received letter from that gentle
man saying he had been made candid.
ate against his wish, and did not desire
TO stand in the way Of anyone the party
wished 10 elect.
Representative Colvig who is looked
upon a. the Hermann leader in the
House made his canvass on the PROPOSE.
tion that he was for Hermann for sena.
TOR and for no one else.
The Lane county delegation has been
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-19

The Jury in the case OF WI. Fletcher
ys. Geo. Appleyard and J. l.. Freeland,
for eiecting from mining claim on the
santiam, rendered verdict iav. plant.
III for t50.25.
Yesterday afternoon Charles s. RELY
brought suit against the Rely Hertz
Clothing Co. for his salary amounting 10
900 aud got out writ OF attachment on
that company's stock 10 prevent it's
shipment. A settlement has since been
made aud the attachment withdrawn.
Mr.. Rely gave receip. in full for his
services ~ bookkeeper and salesman for
February. lie has also brought suit
against the dTm Of j. Anchell & Co., of
Sacramento for 1900 damages for not
having employed him as manager Of the
Riely'llertzC lothing Co. in Salem. Il
seems that MIR Rosenstein, who owned
two-thirGs interest In the Salem store
is a member Of the drm Of Anehell 4
Co, and for this reason the suit is
brought against the Sacramento flrm
instead of the salem drm.
AZ O'Clock. Wade took the stand.
He stuck closely 10 his story told at the
preliminary examination, although he
admitted having struck Evans the hrst
blow, after lac (EyansD had brushed
against him as they passed Wade was
not subjected TO very rigid cross.ex. !
amInalicn. This concluded the testim.
ony Cor the defense.
Arguments by respective counsel, are
being delivered as this report cloaes.
deputy Prosecuting Attorney John II.
MeNary Was the drst speaker, being iol.
lowed by fIlmon Ford. Each side was
allowed an hour in which 10 make clos
ing Arguments.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-19

sidered in committee OF the whole.
Twelve sections read and few minor
amendments adopted. after spirited
debate AT 5:l5 p. m. the committee
arose, reported progress aud House ad.
journed TO 1880 p. m.
House-Tuesday.
Speaker called TO order al 9:45
Prayer by Rev. Henderson, Of Central
Congregational Church.
Eddy offered resolution relating 10
purchase Of e portrait of President Lin.
coin at expense Of $500. Adopted.
Courtesies Of House extended Hon. f.
V. Carter, ex.speaker Of House.
II. B. No. 2l9, by Fisheries and Game
Committee. Consideration resumed in
committee Of whole.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-19

shreWdly handled for Hermann by max
ing IL appear in the Republican paper at
Eugene that there was an overwhelming
public demand Of the republicans Of
that county that the vote for that gen
tleman, Mcqueen showed bis independ.
ence by voting for Dick Williams. Sew.
eral Of the members have had intima.
tions that they would not be expected to
prevent the election Of a senator, even II
they had to vote for Mr.. Corbett. In
fact some OF the delegation are in more
perfect accord with Mr.. Corbett on his
financial views than with any other
candidate. They also agree with him on
other matters ana we're II not for such
bosses as Kuykendall, Paine and few
Mitchell managers, the Lane members
would have helped solve the problem be.
fore this Two OF them have been con
slant caucus attendants and It is believed
that all the Hermann supporters would
90 into caucus II his true interests were
Identification with tn e
holdup is liable to prove fatal to Her.
mann Ia the future.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-19

ION the downward rush OF assessed
valuations and taxdodging. The whole
pressure is TO force large appropriations
out Of the great mass Of producers ana
middle class Of taxpayers.
Bns Passed Senate
Proebstel bill to abolish slot machines
McAlister bill for Branch experiment
station for Union county.
Brownell bill to provide fund Tor
salmon ha.cheries.
Marsters bill to provide for Soldiers 8
Home.
Kuykendall bill to provide for sale OF
Supreme court reports.
House resolution to purchase portrait
Of Lincoln fors6OO, adopted.
Pan.American exposition bill, 10000.
House Passed BlIls.
Fish and Game bill, after defeating
amendment to abolish 6shwheels in
Columbia.
Resolution for 5000 portrait Of Abra-
ham Lincoln adopted.
Williamson Scalp bounty bill.
House-Monday Afternoon.
= Debate continued on II. B. No. "a, by
Whitney. Bill defeated; 2S ayes, 10
nays, 7 absent.
s. B. No. 100, by Brownell-S5O per
capita ioi support Of orphans or found
lings. Report Of Judiciary committee
that it pass as amended. Report adopt
ed. Fixed sum Of $4,000 is named
Considered in committee Of the whole by
sections. Briggs moved that bill be
printed, and II was ordered done.
II. B. No. $40, by Ways and Meant
Commi tee, to further define duties o
Attorney General. Read twice.
II. b. No. SI7, by Ways and Meani
Committee-By unanimous consent in
troduced into General Appropriation
bill. Read twice and both 346 and 34i
ordered printed and made special orde
for Tuesday at 80 p. m.
II. B. No. 2l9, substit uted by th
committee on Fisheries and Game con
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-19

,he chest wall. one cash through the
aeshy part Of the band At the
thumb; one cash in the left lel
an inch and half long and
penetrating to the bone where the point
Of the knife blade vas imbedded. Cross.
questioning eliciied the fact that the
wounds need not necessarily rave
proven Of a serious character.
Mr.. Ashelmann an employe Of Ber-
nardi & Dunsiord, testified having seen
wade about TiogA hall in which the
dance was held. ab ,ut 10 O'Clock on the
night Of toe assault.
Frank Fox. night clerk at Westacott
& siolz's restaurant was next witness.
He told Of having seen Wade in the res
taurant on the night Of the dance and at
the came time, the party consisting Of
Messrs Evans and Allen and the Misses
Hirsch, we're occupying a box.
Miss Leona Hirsch was called and cor
robOraied the testimony Of Evans in
material respects. although in some Of
the details IL Was more favorable 10 Wade.
She described the beginning Of the
trouble as collision between the two
fellows, rather than direct assault, and
testified that Evans begsn 10 beat Wade
a. soon as be had thrown him 10 the
ground. Otherwise her testimony was
practically the same az that offered byI
Evans.
The testimony Of o. " Allen, simply
that offered by Evans and
Miss Leona Hirsch.
This completed the case Of the state.
First witness called BY the dsfense was
Miss Maude Hirsch. In the main, her
ltOry was but a repetition Of those given
BY other witnesses. She was not cross
W. l.. Wade, father Of the defendant,
estiiied as 10 the physical condition Of
lis son on the morning following the as.
ault. He says Murray was badly bruised |
ip, having several abrasions on the fore.
iead, blsckened eye and cheek. a nd a
'adly swollen mouth.
At this juncture the defense called the
efendant, but the hour being II AS
curt adjourned until afternoon.
History Of Case
Al an early hour on the morning OF
hur sday January 10th, last, Murray
' ade became involved in an alteration
With w. q. Evans, at the corner OF
and Liberty streets, willis
vans was accompanying home from a
ance, a young lady 10 whom he
VadeD was paying attentions. Ia the
'uiIle Evans received several stabs from
pocket knife, In the hands Of Wade,
no alleges that the wounds we're in.
cted in self defense. As consequence
the assault, Evans was detained at
ispital Tor medical treatment for two
eeEs. Wade was given a preliminary
ANIMATION before city Recorder N. j.
idah and held to the circuit court.
he prominence Of the two parties 10. I
lived makes the case Of more than ,
nal interest.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-19
MURRAY
WADE TRIED
Many Young People and
Ladies in Court
WITNESSES CALLED
BY BOTH SIDES
And Lively Testimony Pr
sented--- Wade'S Case
Looks Brighter.

The rnmor oi Monday that lbe Murra,
Wade case WOulI reach q speedy termin
alton when called il The Circuit Cour
this morning. prove. to have been with
out foundation. The case was called al
> 9 O'Clock and AZ the request oi District
Attorney }. y. Hart, the drawing Of Z
jury was proceeded So ilb, aud the cas-,
viii be prooecuted
Tie court room was crowded with
spectaiators, there being large mum.
ber Of girls and women in attendance.
Tie following jury was secured; A.
will, g. 5. Hoskins, J. II. Mitchell
r. Boutin, J. Il. Painter, }. l.. Cook,
a. NJ. LsFollett, G. w. Geer. Jas.
Looney, T. J. Cox, John Johnston and
W +. Riches
District Attorney Hart is assisted in
the prosecution by his deputy, j. n.
McNsry and john A. Carson. Wade
is being defended by Tilmon Ford and
l.. n. Mcmahon.
In stating the case for the State.
District Attorney Hart related the
events Of the evening leading up to the
hour and place where the assault vas
committed. lie asserted the testimony
would show that Wade deliberately as
saulted Evans and afterwards cut him
with his pocket knife. Concluding. Mr..
Hart asserted that the assault was pre-.
medithted aud with malice and that il
was made without the slightest proyoca.
lion.
Tilman Ford, for the defense, suld
The testimony TO be offered in behalf
'f the defendant, would show that
.he lady with Evans spoke 10 Wade,
hat Evans ran against Wade
Who resented such treatment
Nhereup0n Evans assaulted him. Wade
'etreated south on Liberty street for
about forty feet where he was downcd
by Evans, who held him. Wade asked
10 be released bat Evans refused aud
began beating him In the face. Wade
hen took out his pocket knife and struck
Evans for tha purpose OF effecting his
olease.
w. g. Evans, was the firsf witness
allied. lie rocited In detail the events
the evening preceding the assault.
10 said Wade crossed the street a short ,
is'anee Ia advance Of himself and CON.
anion. "Wade then returned aud I
asaed about four ioet In front OF NJ. !
u this time. Miss Hirsch spoke 20 | 4
Wade, who quickly turned about and |
truck me on the jaw. staggered aud !
III AMI ~ ! got up, saw Wade rushing !
me again. We grappled aud | pushed /
i'm south on Liberty street about 40 ie,t (
here succeeled In throwing.him. when /
placed my knee upon hia stomach aud
cid him dowu. did not strike him in
le lace until after he bad stabbed me
ith hisknile. when found bad been F,
it, ! got up aud ran away, Wade run, 4
Ing after me- Evans then told Of 20. /
y to the home ot Dr., Byrd ior medical q
tendance.
The witness was tho roughly cross. q
'amined by ford but the testimony q
Tered was not materially shaken hy
- quoslionIug ID
DE- W II. Byrd offered testimony con. l
rn'ng the nature of the stabs whi,h
ere four Ia numbers two la the chest, I
oh probably an inch In leusth hut a
obably not deep eu Ugh % penetrate d
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-19

"ill Do vel 70 purchass no photo.
rNphie Souvenirs d The leEislalure tll
ihsy havs.ssamined our elegant souveuir
poriiolap. ouutaluing portraits ol mem.
uef. o. hoth honses, state officials and
publle buildings. Over 100 pioiarss, tS
bars a. The best eouyonlf ~ tho drsl
feesieu 81 TIE iweniieth century, mail
eastels pfompilg attended 70. Tha
Kite htadio, corner Commercial and
coori streets salem. Or. atp 81
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-19
whIt shaH we Have for Desert,

This question arises In the family
every day. Let us answer Il TODAY
iry Jell-O a delicious and healtbfHl
dessert. Prepared in two minutes
20 boiling! no baking! simply add
boiling water and set TO cool. Fla.
yors'--Lemon. Orange, Raspberry ana
strawberry. Get a package al yonr
grOcers today, 10 cts.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-19
BODY OF DROWNED
MAN RECOVERED

The body ola. b. Crooks, who ior
years Tsaided IN linn ,ouniy just oppo.
slie Jelsrpon, and who was drowned
sunday BY reaeon Of the sudden iresbel
q ihe Haniiam, was recovered Ia an
eddy 10 the main channel oi the river,
pot iar distant from hls cabin, The rlse
ln ihe river was phenomenal, the stream
rising st The nate oi four feet an hour.
70 rapidly dld tho stream rise, the man
had no time 10 make hls escape before
being entirely surrounded by water Mr..
Crooks did not have a family. lie was
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-19

Russia absolutely forbIds the EN-.
ployment OF children under I2 years OF
age IN Industrial establishments, wbetb.
er conducted by the state or private IN.
llylduals
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-19
HORSE DIED
OF FRIGHT

On Saturday Levi Horren, Of Turner,
lost valuable horse under rather IN.
usual circumstances. lie had driven 10
the Deal Mate School on an errand and
iis fright, Occasioned by the sudden.ap.
pearance Of push cart being moved by
some pupils Of the institution, caused
the animal 10 drop dead In lie tracks.
An affected heart was considered 10 be
the cause Of the animals death.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-19
MORE HONORS
FOR THE KING

NEw York. Feb l9-The Herald says
II is believed that whitelaw Reid IL TO
be named Governor extraordinary Of
the United States at the coronation Of
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-19
- * SMOKE X *
Denry Ube Fourth
Clear Havana Cigar. Sold By
Sam. S. Goldsmith Cigar Co.

siont 50 years Of age and Mrs. Oven
Bowen, d this city. is sister Of the Dc.
ceased. The remains viii he buried
nsar Jefferson. Wednesday.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-19
surs Of Yosr n,nssr

You may not bo elected 10 apy Office
but az citizen you can secure = good
dinner ~ the n Elmo Restaurant.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-19

King Edward VII, which will probablu
take place in June, although the exact
date has not yet been settled.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-19
THE wEArHrR

Tonight and Wednesday rain, probab.
y mired with snow. Fresh TO brisk
and north east winds.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-19
NEW To-Day.
Advertisements uudsr this
hea1 sc a line each issue

COMPLETE Buffalo Pitts thrasbiDo
machine outfit, good as new. Cook
ontnt feed rack etc Also fsoS
cheap. Row v Obmsr, ~ sel'
2-l9-8ta 'N'eni'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-19
HOIyerSOn;S1 1ss:. Tss Sc O. sA.sa!s :st.s
A LEGISLATORS
SOLID COMFORT.

taken when scanning bis evening
paper. II bic eyes have been tested
by ue and fitted with properly al.
iusted eve glasses or speciacles.
Don't neglect your sight TOO long
when you hnd the letters on your
paper blurFing, or a dull ache over
your eyes. The quicker u IL
remedied the better for your sight.
We have the best equipped Office in
Salem, the latest Instruments max
ingquick and reliable Tests
ConsultatiOn and examination free.