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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-22
THE ANrI-IMpERAL1sTs.
They Gather to Hear Report Of
Philippine Investigation.

Boston, July "A number of the anti
Imperalists of this city including Charles
Francis Adams. Moorfield Storey and
Julian Goldman. left tonight for Bottoms
Landing, Lake George. to join other lead
ers of this movement at a meeting OF the
special committee appointed last spring
to investigate affairs in the Philippines
and secure the publicity of the facts.
The meeting will be held at the home
of Hon. Carl Schurz, and Herbert Welsh
of Philadelphia and many of the western
leaders in the movement will also be pre-
sent. The object Of the meeting is to
canvass the investigation that has been
made and discuss the present situation.
Inasmuch as Andrew Carnegie, the
chairman of the committee. Is now in
Europe. a temporary chairman will be
chosen. but the entire proceedings will
he communicated to Mr.. Carnegie by
cable. 1t is possible at the conclusion
of the meeting a statement OF facts
developed will be sent to President Roose-
Welt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-22
r1RM1N PROCLAIMED.
Former Minister to France Named
as President Of Hayti.

Cape Hayden. Hayti. July 1.-The De-
oartment of Artibonite has proclaimed
N Firmin. the former Minister of Hayti
at Paris, President. and the inhabitants
of the ACCOMPLISHMENT of st. Michael and
the Commune of Marmelade have Joined
with those of Artibonite with the view of
marching on Cape Haytien.
Gen. Jean Juneau, who is supporting M.
Firrnin. has received at Gonaives by the
steamer Valencia from New York 200 tons
of coal and war munitions for the cruls-
err Grete-a- Pierrot.
The situation here is alarming. The gen.
eral opinion is that Gen. Jean Juneau in
tends marching on Port-a-Prince and that
he will send the Grete-a-Pierrot there
with troops
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-22
irish Land owners United.

Dublin, July H.--Irish land owners have
formed combination with capital Of
e100.00 to protect themselves against the
United Irish League. The prospectus OF
the combination makes complaint that the
Government has failed to afford the land
owners adequate assistance and says
that, therefore, united effort on their
part is necessary. Among the leading
members of the combination are Arthur
Hugh Smith Barry and Lord Clonbrcck.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-22
will Be No Tie-up.

Richmond, Va, July 21.-Any possibili-
~ of a second tie up of the street rail-
way lines in Richmond was removed to-
dav when a clear and satisfactory un-
derstanding upon the inauguration OF the
nine hour schedule was reached between
president Sitterdlng of the Virginia
passenger and Power Company and the
committee from the employees. The nine
hour day Mr. sitterding assured the men
will go into effect on August LIST as the
unifCirm schedule of the company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-22
Russeu Sage Has Marrow Escape

New York. July 21.-Russen Sage mad
narrow escape from serious injury TINS
afternoon. While attempting TO ooard
a Broadway car. his foot slipped as tne
car moved ahead and Mr.. Sage fell. He
was dragged a distance Of fifteen feet
before the car was stopped Mr.. Sage's
secretary helped the fnancier to his feet
Hs was unhurt, though badly shaken up
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-22

Resolutions were passed reafirming the
party's denunciation Of the Foraker law.
expressing confidence in President Roose-
welt, their leaders. Munoz Rivera and the
President Of the party. Francisco
Acunao; changing the party's name to
the American Federal party. and pledsing
support to the administration and the Re-
publican party of the United States.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-22

The Marquis de Mores was killed In 1885
in the Soudan, where, 1t has been assert
ed. he had gone to enlist the Arab Chief
against the British. He and his party
were attacked by a band Of tribesmen,
and all save a few of the thirty-six IN
the expedition We're killed. Seventeen ac-
completes belonging to the Toureg tribe
are still uncaptured. HANNA Chiekn ana
Ben Youssef before the latter's death,
admitted taking part in the murder, bur
accused FL Kheir of being the instigator
of the crime and the actual murderer.
The widow of the Marquis de Mores'
whose perseverance led to a thorough IN
vestigation Of the affair. has been at susa
for tina last three days. awaiting the
trial. NE offered a reward Of 5000 francs
for the arrest of the principal assassin.
The widow biames the Government TOT
not taking proper measures Tor tne safety
of the marquis. which. she asserts. was
tantamount to advising the massacre OF
of his party.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-22
ESCAPED A LYNcH1NG.
Circus Employees Try to Hang Denny
Bowen.

Bowen.
Buffalo, July H.-Lee Bruce, a team
ster employed by Forepaugh & Sells
Brothers circus, was shot and killed this
afternoon just as the crowd was leaving
the circus.
Denny Bowen, a Waterman. is under
arrest charged with having fired the
shot, and Mario WY escaped being lynch
ed by the circus attendants.
1t is said that Bowen intended the shot
for ]. K Shumate. superintendent of
horses, who had reprimanded him short
time ago Two shots were fired, two OF
them going close to Shumate and the
third striking Bruce in the head, killing
him instantly.
Two detectives seized Bowen. but he
was taken away from them by the cir
Gus people. One of them tied a rope
around Bowens neck The detectives, re-
inforced by half a dozen policemen. sue
ceeded in getting Bowen away from the
crowd. but not until he had been terri
bly, beaten and kicked.
Bowen's home is near Nashville, Tenn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-22
Groesbeck Must Explain.

washington, July A.-By direction Of
the Secretary of War. General Corbin to-
day wrote to Colonel Groesbeck. asking
him for an explanation Of the interview
published this morning regarding the
court-marial Of Major Waller. Colonel
Groesbeck was Judge Advocate of the
Court and the opinion expressed at the
war Department is that an officer should
not talk about such matters.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-22
CUT HIS WEES THROAT.
Then q. W. Cook Went to Sleep In
BAD She Occupied

Halifax, July H-George William Cook,
a retired British soldier. is under arrest
on the charge of numbering his wife, Ly-
die Arnold Cook, whom he married six
weeks ago. by cutting her throat with a
razor at their apartments on Albernarle
Street tonight
After he committed the deed. he went
to sleep In the bed from which the body
of his wife had fallen after being nearly
deca plated. It is thought his wife made
a desperate struggle before he finally
succeeded in INJECTING the wounds that
caused her death
Mrs. Cook was a years of age.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-22
COOKE MUST HANG.
Governor Longino Sees Ne Reason
for Interfering.


for Interfering.
Jackson, Miss. July 2l.--The last strug-
gle on the part Of the family and friends
Of Ashley Cooke to save the condemned
man from the gallows and substitute inn
prisonnaent for life. was made here today
by an appeal to Governor Lcngino.
There were two grounds relied upon by
the delegation 70 move the Governor %
clemency One was the assertion Of his
insanity and the other was the assertion
Of his innocence of the death Of Wray-
In support of this last contention, ths
delegation produced ar affidavit made by
Thomas Lauderdale. who Is also condemn:
ed 20 die with Cooke, in which instrument
Iauderdale asserts that Cooke tried 70
prevent the killing Of Wray and did not
shoot and that Wray was killed by Black
burn.
The Governor said that he had found
absolutely nothing to justify interference
with the judgments Of the courts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-22
Killing in Kentucky.

Jackson. KY. July A.-During a fight
last night Benton Blanton, formerly a
soldier in the Philippines. was fatally
shot and Elijah Coldivan was killed. The
fight started between Blanteon and John
Oaks, a farmer. The latter. after empty
ing his revolver, grabbed Blanton's gun.
shooting Blanton fatally. Coldivan was
killed by a wild shot, Okas was not
hurt and escaped.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-22
ANDREWS WRECKED BANK.
Fad It Not Been for Him, the In
stitut;on Could Have Paid Out.

Lad II MOI beVLI HOA
stitution Could Have Paid Out.
Detroit, Mich. July H.-Bank Examiner
Miltz concluded his testimony in the triai
Of Frank C. Andrews, Vice President OF
the wrecked City Savings Bank, this
nkorning. He said he was satisfied that
the bank would have been able to pay
dollar for dollar had 1t not been for An
drews.
Joseph A. Schultz. who was Assistant
Cashier of the bank. told Of Andrews
coming to the bank after closing up hours
to see how he stood. He said Andrews
had continuous overdrafts from octooer'
1901, to the close of the bank.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-22

day for Europe In company with General
Horace Porter. United States Ambassador
to France. He is going to Carlsbad fer
the purpose OF bringing home Mrs. Root
and some Of the children who have been
at that place for their health. 1t 10 ex-
pected that he will return September ..
Assistant Secretary Sanger viii have
charge of the affairs Of the War Depart
ment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-22
Phelan Sends Money to Redmond.

London. July 21.-Ex-Mayor Phelan OF
San Francisco, has sent John Redmond,
Chairman of the Irish Parliamentary
party, 5000 as a contribution to the ma
tionalist funds, accompanied by letter
sayirg he is convinced the evictions On
the De Freyne estates were designed to
crush the party and destroy the political
he ne of the Irish people. Mr.. Phelan ex-
presses the hope that Mr.. Redmond will
make a strenuous defense.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-22
Marengo Committee.

Linden, July a.-(Special)-The Coun-
ty Executive Committee met today,
adopted the resolutions of the State Com
mittee and appointed inspectors. Ex-
Governor Johnston asked for represen-
tative at each beat.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-22
ACCUSED OF STEALING ease. 900
Democratic Nominee for Congress
Charged with Theft by Relative.

Creensburg, Pa. July 1.-The climax In
the alleged robbery Of nearly a quarter
of million dollars in money and bcrds
from venerable Jacob Bycrs was reache
here this evening wins William 8. Byers.
a leading lawyer Of the Westmoreland
County bar and the Democratic nominee
for Congress was arrested on information
containing three separate charges. lar
ceny by bailse and two Of larceny.
The information was made and sworn
to by Jacob Bycrs, the roputed owner OF
the lost bonds and money. aged and IN.
firm, and who has been unable to rise
for several weeks from what IL believed
to be his death bed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-22
THE WATERS REcEDINa.
Mississippi Reaches Height Of Flood
and is Now Falling.

Keokuk, Ia, July N.-The height of the
flood in the Mississippi River was reach
ed today south Of here. The river fell
an inch and half at Keokuk today. and
the fall will reach southern points by
tomorrow But the rise of foot more In
the vicinity of Canton, Quincy. La Grange
ard Hannibal, carried the water over
thousands of acres previously uninjured.
The river here Is full Of debris, and
rivers above are pouring in much DRIFT
from overfiowed lowlands, though the
Mississippi north Of here is confined by
bluffs. close to the shore and not much
farming land is exposed. South OF here
the fotsam includes thousands Of rabbits
as passengers on logs. pieces Of houses
and ether wreckage.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-22
The Pope MAY Protest.

London. July 22.-Cabling from Rome
the correspondent of The Daily Chronicle
says he learns that 1t was the Pope's in
tention to protest. probably by an ency'
cAcal. against French governments cam
pagn against religious associations.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-22
s,,ncnmhed to Hia Wounds,

Hopknsville. KY. July H.-News was
rsce,yed here today that Jack Russell a
oror1inent Young journalist and lawyer
Of Bowling Green. KY. and son Of DR..
=. P. Russell Of Hopkinsville, died June
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-22

II in a hospital In Manila Of wounds re-
ceived in battle with bolomen on the ISL
and Of Samar. He served through the
Spanish-American war and then re-en-
listed Falling both times to pass the
physical examination, he was admitted
on special permission he obtained from
President Mckinley.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-22
Porto Rican Federalists Nee.

San Juan. p r.. July Ala largely at
tended convention of Federalists from all
parts Of the island was held here today.
The object Of the meeting was to decide
whether to change the name Of the party.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-22
Zoe Chamberlain Eos Recovered.

London. July 21.-Joseph Chamberlain.
the Colonial Secretary who was recently
injured in A cab accident. has entirely
recovered and will resume his seat in
Parliament tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-22
Tbe Crook Coming Home,

washrington. July 2.-The War ne
partment has been advised OF tne salins
Of the transport Crook nom Manlla July
II with SIS enlisted men. IS Infantry ana
ten prisoners.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-22
MISSOURI DEMOCRATS.
State Convention will Be Called I
Order in Et, Joseph To-day.

Order in st. Joseph To-day.
st. Joseph. Mo-, July H.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention will mee. here
tomorrow at noon. Nearly all the ..tls-
gates are present and many times as
many of their friends.
Frank. p. Walsh. leader Of the OPPOSE
ton against the political rule Of Cow
ernor A. M. Dockery. spoke to a large
at dienee at the Tootle Opera House to-
night. Gossip concerning the convention
deals with the selection of a State chair
man more than with the nominations for
other offices at the disposal of the con-
ventiCn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-22
Root Going to Europe.

Washington. July H.-Secretary Root
will leave here tomorrow afternoon for
New York, whence he win sail on Thurs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-22
CARRIED TO HUNTSVILLE.
Robert Howard Thought to Be in
nan0ar Of I,vuching at Decatur.

OlMEUT UL " 11V1@-~~G -
Huntwille. July A.-(speeiaD--Roo
Howard, charged with the murder OF
Frank Bauer. the cnllman baseball play
or In Decatur. was brought to the Madi-
son County taH tonight for safe keeping.
Bauer died Saturday and the Cuilman
people contemplated an attack on the jail
There was talk OF taking Howard from
the officers at his trial today. This caused
a postponement OF the hearing. and HOW
ard was spirited away from Decatur to-
night
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-22
Lord Ashbourne wan Resign.

London, July 2i.-The announcement Of
the resignation Of the Lord Chancellor
ship of ireland by Lord Ashbourne Is ex'
pected Immediately.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-22
MURDERERs OF MoREs.
slayers Of the Marquis are on Trial
In Tuuis,

Tunis. July 1.-At susa, near here,
the trial of the murderers of the Mar
quis de Mores. who married a daughter
of L. Won Hoffman, the banker. of New
York. and who at one time conducted
large ranch in North Dakota. opened to-
day. Three OF the assassins were arrest
ed in August, 1898. One of them, named
HANNA Ben Youssef. has since died. The
remaining two, Ell kheir and HANNA
Chiekh. were in the prisoners dock to-
day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-22
MR.. HERBERT IMPROVED.

Quick Recovery OF the Famous Ala
bamian 10 Expected.
Richmond. Va, July 2.-A special from
Alton, Va, Gays former Secretary Hilary
A. Herbert spent a very restful night.
His daughter. Mrs. Micou. says the fe-
yer has left him and that she expects a
speedy recovery. He Is much improved.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-22
ENDORSED JELKs.
Coosa County Committee Unanimous
for the Governor.

Rockford, July H.-tSpecial.)-At a
meeting of the County Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee. held here this even
ing, Governor Jelks's administration and
his candidacy for Governor were unanl-
mously endorsed. Jelks will carry the
county by an overwhelming majority.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-22

On q Stand at Burlington.
Burlington. Ia. July A.-The Mississip-
pi River Is on a stand The water Is
flooding the Illinois bottoms.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-22

rilI. who was shot at Jackson, KY, today,
was brought here tonight and taken to
the Good Samaritan Hospital He was
shot three times. There is small hope for
recovery He was met here by his cous-
in. ex-Congressman Thomas Y. Fitzpat-
rick. 1t is said that the keys to the
Circuit Court room at jackson, from
which the shots were fired, are in posses
sion Of a Hargis man, the opposing fac
finn to the Cockrills.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-22
VICTIM OF FEUD.

James Cockrill Fatally Shot by Per-
sons Concealed in Court House.
jackson, KY. July 21.-Town Marshal
James CockriIl was fatally shot from a
second-story window of the courthouse
this afternoon by unknown persons,
There were six shots. two hitting Cock
rill as he passed along Main Street.
James Cockrill is a brother Of Thomas
Cockril. whose trial in Breathitt County
for killing Benjamin Hargis has revived
a desperate feudal war.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15
Steht mic cine Steinmauer

amii6en ibren &tnbern urb ben Qua
len bes iudenben llnb brennenben
9autausi6lases, @rinb ODER anberer
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8%ranbwunben unb Queti9unsen. I'M
feblbar seSen 9dmorrboiben. Is Cts
tn IS. s 9ubn's Npotbefe.
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tNoPsA'oHNb ~N-, ~ - "Se'S'
Mif9 ter . Syn
unierm StGbtel gebt's nau ab Gems bun
fele Sofeieties, mas ie ugpnereB BUN
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meg made bGte: rGpnsreB bun Miitz
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EulTdt berih1trt.

S9aupieIerin: sd babe
sebDrt, Sic fiibren GbeiGeibungsia9sn
re9t i6neu bur6."-4 3 b o t a t
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g Of aupielertn: nSbne Nufz
feben!-9as tbut mir letb, ban1 tann
t9 Sic ni6t be%auftragen."
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e0eS ore, Die lhr tmneF Gekaut taa
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geiprun9e fumme, IN Die Np9bere, tpas
fea seiebne ben. ben ret setpibt, mas
oraus gu made. $50 is bann Gier
Mutter9' ben ie 9'frost. 81, i'm gonz
greb,' bot b'r tleeNft eefabt III, bot am
fanse gu belle. Sd BIN iufdt cbaut our
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4hueu kurtrt.

9ottor (ber gu elmer pbnmGdz
tisen Dame serufen ipurbe, gum Sat-
ten berielben): u9m-barf t9 um ben
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90! limb nun bite i9 sic, fid auf
bieien !Sut gu feben!"-S il Tin bic
SSbe f3neuenb): .llnterfteb' Did,
SSfQr!"
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quHennr Grleurnhrit.

g att (aus Der 3eituns borz
lefenb): rSa 1T tpieoer Elm 9err BON
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rem tporhen, serabe als er ii9 feline
Gtgarre anoiinben pollte!"-9 a l.
t n (etfrig): rSa baft gu 9 tpteber
nit benz aldermen &au6en!".
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Gin nuter RErl.

2eutnant Gtarf perf6ulbet):
r5rans, pesbalb bait 9u benin geitern
bic fiinfais Yfennis' bon meiner
S9piegermutter ni9t ansenommen?"
8 de (treubersis): SD
ih tpolt' ben Germ 2eutnant ni9t be-
rauben!"
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Grfuhruuu.

nWds bdltit Ou bonn neibli9en
dratli6en Stt,sium9"-rS gum @rot
haben bic Wetber entfbieben Salient;
mid fat f9on man9e turirt!"
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nink.

9i9terItng: sd babe mid
Der 9iGtfunit permdblt."- : e b a :
ryiun ia, aber mir leben bod
i'm 3ettalter Der S6eibungen."
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llnerhurt.

r9enfen Sic fi9, Der 9iurnift
Meierle past es, einen Gbampagnerz
BREEDER in feinem Sai6enmeher gu ha@
benz"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15
5tlnetnnted1niCdtr Irktinn.

2ebrer: rSrtB, 9u bait bier
bon einem ipudenoen Settle gei4rieben.
Mert' Dir Elm fir ale Mal: Na9 Dem
Sooe miro itets pbne { ~geipuft!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15
Drroulnupfrt.

Fiber pie andbige Srau iid fleibie
IN Der Wirtbi6aft gu i9offen maaen-
gerabeSu befIeres 9ienftmdo9en."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15

yup ~ geiagi. ,un Ou geD1t db net
meb bie, perftebit Su mi6?' sc fennt
mid un i9 bent, fe is nau en- Gr<Memz
Der pum Gpn9reB."
G5 amer Sinner es al 10 made,
tpte Die iunge 6annepadels, mann bic
Mutter fort is. tpeeB i6 net. Diner i6
bent, es is anfort febfer, mann bic
Mutter berbeem bleibt. Die n~eimpbtse
6Gi9ens fen fen Soor better, as pie
bic neimobtse Weiner. 60 enibau
bentt Or 9ansDre g.