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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19
HOW TO KILL A BEAR.
Lesson from Roosevelt Saves West
 ern Hunter His Life.

Rife, Col. Aug. 1s.-W. E. Tribble is the hero of a desperate hand to hand encoun- ter with two bears and that he escaped with his life was due in part to the visit of President Roosevelt to this part of the country two years ago. MT. Roosevelt showed the old guide just how to give the coup de grace to bear with the knife TriSble. while in the mountains, was surprised by grizzly and succeeded in dispatching him Ia Roosevelt. When confronted by another big bear he dis patched it in like manner. Tribble was covered with wounds, but managed to crawl to his horse and ride to camp where he lost consciousness
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19
was Parry Killedp

Chicago. Aug. lS.-There Is some doubt whether George w. Parry of Gaze City Ky. who was reported killed in the Erie Monon wreck near Hammond. Ind, yes terday really met his death in the acci- dent Rigid investigation has failed to corroborate the report. The wreckage was cleared away to day and twenty five men dragged a ditch some distance from the wreck. but no body was found. The authorities are exercised over his disappearance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19
Fire in Steamers Coal Bunkers.

Galveston. Tex. Aug. 1s.-The fire in the coal bunkers of the British steamship Electricion has proven to be more stub born than was first anticipated. It has been burning nearly forty hours, and to- night but little impression seems to have been made upon it. Workmen have been busy throughout the day removing the coal so that stream of water may have some effect
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19
Rich Hermit starves.

Salt Lake. Utah, Aug. 1S.-The body of Peter Anderson. known as the hermit prospector of Park City. has been found in his lonely cabin near the anchor mill in the Park City mining district. It Is believed he died of starvation. notwith- standing that sl.7OO in cash was found secreted in the cabin. It is believed that fully slo.OOO lies to his credit in various banks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19
Commerce of the World.

Washington, Aug. 1s.-The State De- partment made public a report from the United States consul al Annaberg, dated July IS, showing the commerce of the world for 1901. according to German sta tistics. The total import and export trade of all countries Is given as approxi- mately $500 000. 900. Great Britain and her colonies head the list with the great total of nearly $.Oo0. .0oo. 900. Germany is placed second with S2.Sis, 7O0,00o and the United States third with s211s. .2oo.oO
 According to United States treasury figures the United States share was B. 34O O0O 00N
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19
LADRoNEs ARE REFUSED.
Four Members of Philippine Consta-
 bulary are Killed.

Manila, Aug. 1s.--A force of native con stabulary engaged a band of Ladrones in a sharp fight last Saturday near Caloo- can about four miles north of Manila. The arrival of reinfoI cements for the constapy ulary won them the victory. Four mem bcrs of the constabuiary were killed and one wounded. The Ladrones left three of their number dead but carried of their wounded.
 The chase of the Cavits Ladrones con- tinues. Forces of native constabulary have had encounters with the bands of Felizardo and Montallon. Several of the Ladrones were killed or captured and a quantity of their supplies was destroyed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19
RAIN MARS MANEUvERs.
Naval Display in solent Interrupted
 and Delayed bv Heavy Sea.

London. Aug. ls.-The naval maneuvers in the Solent today were marred by the weather. Torrents of rain and half a gale of wind drove the spectators from the sea front and it was noon instead of 10 o'clock when the royal yacht Victoria and Albert left Cowes and took King Ed ward through the lines of fleet. Subse- quently an array of British ships and cruisers to the number of nearly eighty formed into two columns and passed on either side of the Victoria and Albert. All the war vessels manned ship as they nassed the royal yacht
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19
OPENED FAIRS SAFE.
Mrs. oelrich Given Possession of Its
 Contents

New York. Aug. 18.-Justice Giegerich in the Supreme Court today on the apph cation of attorneys for Mrs. Thersa Alice Oelrichs issued an order directing the New York Stock Exchange Building Com pany to permit either Mrs. Oelrichs or her counOel. to examine, a private safe be- longing to the late Charles Fair.
 Justice Giegerich's order further direct ed that should a will be found. it shall be deposited in the office of the clerk of the Surrogate Court. Mrs. Oelrichs ac- companied by her lawyer, went to the stock exchange vaults this afternoon and after about an hours work two experts opened the vault and the contents were handed by Mir. Wright to Mrs. Oelrichs. The entire party then left the place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19
FRENCH COUNCILS MEET.
Some Approve and Some Condemn thu
 Closing of Schools.

Paris, Aug. 1s.-Councils general throughout France commenced their sit tings today. Many of them have already voted congratulations to President Lou bet and Premier Combes upon the law of associations; others have adopted pro- tests against the closing of unauthorized Congregationalist schools. in which they ask for the return of the Sisters.
 At Quimper. in Finisters, several thous- and peasants and others from all parts of the department assembled today and presented a petition in favor of the re- tention of the Sisters. The council gen. eral adopted this petition by 35 votes to z counter demonstration Quimper re- suled in rioting. in which several persons were injured.
 Pramier Combes has been elected Presi- dent of the Council General of the De- partment of Charent 1nfenieure by SS votes to 1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19
schwab to Resign Presidency.

New York, Aug. 1s-The retirement of Charles M. Schwab as President of the United States Steel Corporation is com monly accepted as determined upon, not withstanding recent officials, denials and present reluctance in official quarters to confirm the report
 President Schwab's impaired health is the reaan for the action. Tn well-in- formed quarters 1t is believed that his re- tirement will be followed by extensive changes in the membership of the organ ization.
 The succession to the President is a matter of surmise only. If 1t has been decided no information can be had on the subject But there are many positions of importance in the United States Steel Corporation now held by persons who are there on account of personal ties with MT. Schwab and who remained with the corporation from a devotion to his inter ests growing out of former association in the Carnegie company.
 It has been reported that the presi- dency would pass to James Gary, the First President of the corporation. Other rumors have pointed to H. C. Prick
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19
SHIPS CREW MUTINY.
Filipino Sailors Murder Officers in
 Attempt to Secure Treasure.

Manila. Aug. 1s.-The following details of the mutiny of the native crew of the insular steamer Misherminos which oc- cured at Port Virace. island of Catan- duanes. last Thursday. have been re- ceived.
 The crime was plotted under the leader ship of the native boatswain of the Misherminos. The mutineers purposed to steal $150OoO which they supposed to be on board.
 The officers of the steamer were dining when they were attacked. In addition to killing the chief engineer and wound ing the captain. the mate. the second engineer and a passenger, all of whom were Spaniards. the crew killed the steward and the carpenter of the ship. The last named was murdered while de- lending the officers.
 The members of the native constabula- ry who went to the rescue of the officers of the Misherminos killed three and suc- ceeded in capturing thirty-four of the mutineers whom they conveyed to Albay. Luzon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19
2,oOo Troops Available.

Manila. Aug 1S.--The commanders of the American forces in Mindanao report aggressive action against the Moros nec- essary ask permission to move against Bacolod and other strongholds of the hos tile Mohammedaus. There are about 2,0O0 American soldiers in Mindanao. available for the desired aggressive movement. It is believed that this number is sufficient.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19
Rnneht SC. GOO Tons of Iron

Camden. N. J., Aug. 1s.-The New York Ship Building Company has purchased SO.0O0 tons of manufactured iron and steel from the Lancashire Iron Company Of Scotland. This is one of the largest orders for iron or steel given in this country to a foreign company. The order was placed on account of the scarcity o1 iron and steel in the United States.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19
STORM IN NORTH DAKOTA.
Four Persons Reported Killed Neal
 Rolla-Other Sections Suffer.

Four Persons Reported Killed Near
 Rolla-other Sections Suffer.
 Grand Forks. N. D., Aug. 1s.-A ter rifle storm passed over the eastern part of this State last night.
 Reports from Rolla says four deaths resulted eight miles east of there. the house of a settler being blown down and his wife and three children killed.
 The country about there is sparsely hettled and no other casualties are re- ported. Many substantial buildings were destroyed.
 In the Red River valley two sections of the storm passed, one about o'clock and the other a to. In both the light ming was severe and there was a heavy rainfall. Hafl fell in some places in suf- hcient quanties to destroy the grain crop.
 Wichita. Kas., Aug. 1s.-Meagre infor- nation reached the Rock Island office here tonight that tornado struck the town of Lost Springs today. demolish- ing a grain elevator church and i've residences. Three men were seriously hurt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19
sHIREs WILL RETIRE.
Associate Justice of Supreme Court
 to Leave the Bench.

Pittsburg, Aug. 1S,-"It is true that my father expects to retire from the bench of the Supreme Court early in the coming year." said eorge Shiras III today. This is the first direct statement confirmatory of the report that Justice Shiras contem- plaed leaving he bench.
 Speaking of his retirement, Attorney George Shiras III said today:
 There Is no particular reason behind the retirement except that my father be- lieves that there is wisdom in the law passed by Congress enabling judges to retire when they have reached the age of 70 years.
 'I do not know that positive date has been set"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19
Cortelvou in Canton.

Canton. O.. Aug. 1S-Secretary to the President George B. Cortelyou spent several hours here today. He and Judge w R. Day are executors of the estate ot the late President Mckinley. Mir. Cor telyou spent most of the day with Mrs. Mckinley and accompanied her to the cemetery where he laid a cluster of flow CTS on the casket of the man with whom he had been so closely associated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19
Free Quarters,

Washington, Aug. 1S-Arrangements have been completed by Eli Torrance. com mander-in-chief of the Grand Army of the Republic, for opening general encamp- ment headquarters where all applications for free quarters hereafter will be re- ceived The place will be ready for oc- cupancy tomorrow It was so announced that by direction of the President all available regular troops in the vicinity of Washington will participate in the 1arade.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19
Shot During Carousal.

Morrow. O.. Aug. 1s.-Frank Brace and Carrie Price who have been living to- gether near here for years. were visited yesterday by Jerry Kersey, Jesse Whit acre and Robert Day and during drunk en carousai Carrie Price was shot and killed and others were injured. The vis- itors escaped and Brace was arrested.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19
Church Struck by Lightning.

Knoxville. Tenn, Aug. 1S.-During the progress of storm here this afternoon. the Third Baptist Church was struck by lightning and destroyed by fire. together with a residence adjoining. Loss, $l2.O00, insurance $500. A section of the fence at the ball park was also blown down and boy. Vernon Simpson. fatally hurt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19
Annther unionist Reverse.

London. Aug. 1S-A by election for a successor to William Johnstone former Conservative member of Parliament for the South division of Belfast. has result ed in the election of Thomas Sloane, the nominee of the Protestant Association,
 over Charles w. Dunbar Butler Unionist.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19
Cling to Buoy All Night.

Buffalo, Aug. 1S.-Patrick Botkin Mitchell D. Downing and W. D. Ray were rescued today after clinging to a gas buoy in Lake Erie all night. As day dawn broke Botkin swan to the boat, which was nearby. It was dragged partly onto the buoy and emptied. Bot kin got into 1t and started to drift to Buffalo without oars or sails The others hung onto the buoy until rescued by a passing boat.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19
uil1 Surrender Power.

New York. Aug. 1S-united States Mar .LsI IIenkeI today received the following telegram from Montreal from George AISrsd Lamb the attorney in the case of Peter Power against the director or
 fbA Northern Pacific Railroad Small nossibly surrendered Power to you Thurs day morning as agreed. Body of Pinker-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19
Gompers Warns Unions.

New York, Aug. S-The Central Feder- ated Union of this city has received a letter from Samuel Gompers, president of The American Federation of Labor. warn- ;ng the Central Federated Union against having anything to do with a proposed federation of the central bodies on politi- cal lines
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19
neath of B. F. Reitz.

Toledo. O.. Aug. 1s-Renjamin F. Raitz. chief of police for the past ten years. died tonight at his home here of dfa- betes. He was 57 years old and was a veteran of the civil war. He leaves ona daughter. Mrs O. B. Law of Mobile. Ala. who was present when death oe- cured His wife died about a year ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19

tons here, look to you to see there is no interference on train by anybody. It is supposed the Pinkerton Enen are armed with bench warrants for"Powerss arrest and 1t may be that they will at once arr rest him as soon as the train crosses the border line. Power Is wanted for con tempt of court in refusing to appear be- fore Judge Lacombe of the United States Circuit Court in response to an order.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19
WILL OPPOSE BURTON.
Prominent Cleveland Clergyman
 Will Run for Congress.

Cleveland. O., Aug. 1S-Rev. Morgan Wood, D. D.. pastor of Plymouth Con- gressonal Church and one of the most widely known ministers of his church in the United States today announced that he would be candidate for Congress on the Democratic ticket from the Twenty first Ohio District.
 The Republican nominee is Hon. Theo- dore E. Burton incumbent. Dr. wood has preached in Detroit. New Orleans and Toronto.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19

perintendent of the Gunner Phosphate plant at Kokomo. near Newberry. was yesterday shot and killed by one of the negro employees of the plant. The super intendent was assassinated as he was on his way to the negro quarters, short distance from the plant. to quell dis turbance which had resulted from a game of cards. The assassin escaped.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19
The Czar Badly Frightened.

Vienna. Aug. 1S.-A newspaper of Cra- COW. Galicia. publishes a report that the Czar of Russia recently found on his desk a missive from a revolutionary commit tee threatening him with death unless he conceded constitutional government to Russia. The Czar, according to the Cra- COW newspaper, was greatly alarmed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19

and lodged in Jail. charged with the shooting. The two men became involved in a difficulty over a trivial matter during the afternoon, in which Holt is said to have struck Harrell with a heavy chair. The two were separated. but met again at a saloon at night, and as Holt walked up to where Harrell was standing. the latter turned and fired two shots. one of them taking effect in the neck. causing instant death. Both men are we'll known.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19
Shot in a Saloon.

San Antonio. Tex, Aug 1S.-Thomas Holt. son of Captain William Holt of the United States Quartermaster's Depart ment, was shot and instantly killed in a saloon in this city tonight. and Harvey Harrell, a mail route agent, was arrested
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19
Democrat Was Elected.

Knoxville. Tenn, Aug. B.-Onicial figures received today from Hancock County show that Dana Harmon, Demo- crat. is elected judge of the First Circuit by 63 majority. A report from Nashville gave the office to A. J. Tyler by lo2 ma jority.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19
Job for Charles Denby.

Pekin, Aug. 1s.-Yuan Shi Kai, viceroy of Chi Ii province. has engaged Charles Denby, Jr., who was secretary of the pro visional government and who is the son of former United States Minister Denby to China, to be chief foreign adviser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19
HEBREWS IN NEW YORK.
City Has Estimated Population oi
 5S4, ,7SS of Them.

O64, 766 or IHem.
 New York, Aug. 1s-According to sta- tistics based on the number of Jewish burials recorded by the Board of Health and compiled by The Jewish World, the Hebrew population of New York City is estimated at 5s47ss. In Manhattan alone every fourth man or woman is a Jew or Jewess.
 The Jewish burials amounted in 1901 to 1887 and as the death rate in the most congested Jewish district Is little over fifteen per thousand. this implies popu- lation of 533, ,133 in the middle of 1901 Since that time no less than 9,225 Jews have arrived at New York and stayed here, while by natural increase of births over deaths, 12.400 would be added up to Au- of 5Sl, 7Ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19
Francis Joseph 77.

Vienna. Aug 1s.-The 77th birthday of Elm nsror Francis Joseph was celebrated here to- aav with A troop ot 30. 900 troops. illumhtations of the city and the granting of amnesty to prisoners. The Emperor spen
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19
ANDREWS GETS 15 YEARS.
Bank Wrecker Receives Heavy Sen
 tence in Detroit.

Detroit, Aug 1s.-Judge Murphy, in Re- corders Court, today sentenced Frank c. Andrews, who was found guilty Sat urday of misapplying and misappropriat- ing funds of the wrecked City Savings Bank, to fifteen years at hard labor in Jackson prison.
 He had previously refused to grant An drews bail pending the settlement of the bill of exceptions that his attorneys will
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19
Death of Capt. '. B. Floyd,

Huntsville. Aug. 1S-(Special. )-Captafn John B. Flowd. prominent citizen and several times mayor. died today from a stroke of apoplexy. His wife and eight children survive him. Captain Floyd was a Confederate veteran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19
Assassinated bv Neero.

Gainesville. Fla. Aug ls.-News has reached here that William Bronson, su-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19

WASHINGTON, AUG. T5.- THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR ALABAMA IS AS FOL- LOWS: SHOWERS TUESDAY; FAIR WEDNESDAY,; FRESH SOUTH WINDS.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-06-26
CASTRO FACES
IMMEDIATE
DOWNFALL
REBELS ARE DAILY GAINING
GROUND AND FAST PUSHING
THEIR ARMIES TO THE VERY
WALLS OF THE CAPITOL.

WILLEMSTAD, Island OF Curacoa, Sun
day, June 1.-THE revolution In venexue-
la II gaining and the government OF Pres
ident Castro Is losing ground daily and Is
obliged to confess In his organs, IN spite
OF the terror which reigns IN the capital.
Caracas. that its armies are not always
victorious.
A revolutionary movement broke out
during the night OF May q IN Ciudad
Bolivar, capital OF the state Of Bolivar.
A colonel named Farera headed the re-
volt and after days OF lighting IN the
streets constrained the president of the.
state OF Bolivar. General s. Sarria, to
evacuate the town and fall back on
Puerto Tablas.
The revolutionary General Riera, one or
General Matos' best leutenants. whom
President Castro reported as fleeing with
four men, appeared last week before La
vela, on the Gulf OF Coro. with !. 400 men
and after struggle OF five hours took
that port.
In the eastern part OF the republic
where the government has 5000 OF its beak
troops. the situation Is unchanged. The
revolutIonists dominate. without how
ever, having occupied the towns OF BARGE
Iona. Carupano and Cumana- General
Matos. whose march on Caracas has been
delayed by rains. is at present IN the VI
cinity Of those DISTRICTS and hundreds or
bands are awaiting his passage to In
corporate themselves with HIS army
In a word. the situation Is less favora-
BILE for President Castro than II was q
month ago and every day II beconaa
more unfavorable to him. Caracas il be-
lieved to be on the eve Of grave events.
It Is positively affirmed that President
Castro intends to ofter resistance IN the
capital II he IL beaten IN the decisive bat
tie which win probably be fought in the
environs Of Valencia.
President Castro has signed decree
providing for the temporary opening OF
the post at Urana, on the frontier OF
Columbia, for the outlet Of Columbian
merchandise which has been stored for
upward OF nine months IN Cuycuta-
These goods belong to German and
American firms and consist for the great
er part OF skins. estimated to number
80 900 and Of coffee. said to aggregates
IS 900 sacks.
Venezuela charges a heavy toll on the
transit and 1t il a clear proht fer the
government.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-06-26
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