The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-14

Chicago, Nov. G-The picture frame factory of A.. J. Kern & Co, 15l Lake Street, was destroyed by fire tonight. Loss, $65, 900.
 New York, Nov. 1s.-wu Ting Fang. the retiring Chinese Minister was the guest of honor of the Silk Association of America and the American Asiatic Asso- citation at a banquet at Delmonicos to- night.
 San Domingo. Nov. 1S.-Minister Pow ell presented to President Vasquez a strongly worded request for the annull' ment of the decree now in force, gov erning the shipping charges collected at Dominican ports. The 1ecree has strong detrimental effect on American coniner- cial interests.
 Lynchburg, Va. Nov. 13-A tragic shooting affray occurred here tonight as a result of which E. Sherlock oglesby IS wounded. There were no witnesses to 1t, except the two young men involved. It is known that they had quarrel. but what it was about could not be learned.
 Auckland, N. E., Nov. 3-According to advices received here from Apia. Sa- moa, via Tonga, volcanic eruption mas broken out in Savaii, the westernmost and largest island of the Samoan group. Six craters are reported to be emitting smoke and flames. In one village in the vicinity the earth is covered two inches deep with ashes.
 Washington, Nov. 13.--The Association of Collegiate Aumnae of the United States began a convention here today. Mrs. Elizabeth Howe of Buhalo. the President. presided. The officers report showed the association to be In a sat- isfactory condition. Milwaukee was chos- en as the place for the next annual meet ing.
 London, Nov. 1.-The Jewish Chronicle this morning asserts that the name of M Cataga1, Roumanian Minister in London, was omitted from the list of diplomats invited to attend the Lord Mayors in- augural banquet. This was done, accord- ing to the paper, as mark of displeasure at the persecution of the Jews in Rou- mania.
 Washington, Nov. 13.-The foreign vis- itors to the recent celebration of the New York Chamber of Commerce called on Secretary Hay at the State Department today A. Barton Hepburn, Chairman Of the Committee on Reception Of the Chamber of Commerce, of New York, made the introductions. In answer to the greetings of his callers, Secretary Hay made brief speech.
 Panama. Nov. 13.-The government gun boat Bogota returned to this port last
 
 one of her pumps. She also brought some valuable revolutionary correspond ence which had been captured. From these papers it would seem that the revo- lutionists are without salt, provisions and other necessaries and that there is much sickness in their camp.
 New York, Nov. 13.-Notice of appeal was filed with the Treasury Department in the case of eleven Cuban children who were detained by the Immigration Bu- reau here when they arrived en route from Santiago, Cupa, to Mir Katherine Tingleys school of Buddhism at Point Loma. Cal. The appeal calls for re- versal of the decision of the special board of inquiry that the children be deported.
 AshevilIe. N. C., Nov Conformation received from Cincinnati is to the effect that the relatives of the late John J. Glib son. who died here last week, will con- test the will. by provision of which the widowed bride of a week inherits $1, 100000. It has developed that another will or a copy Is in the hands of lawyer of Cin- cinnau, and that it will be produced when the proper time comes to establish 1t in l court.
 Tampa, Fla. Nov. 13.-Francisco Mill | Han, Mayor of West Tampa, who was said to be responsible for the strike in | the Bustillo Brothers and Diaz cagar fac | tory in West Tampa, and who. it is al- | legged, was deported by the citizens com , mittee being sent to Key West. returned to the city today on the Peninsular and | Occidental steamer. Two deputy sheri- | ifs have been placed on duty to guard MiIlian in case any violence should be | 
 London, Nov 1.-The Governments