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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-14
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Rev. Neal L. Anderson of the Central Presbyterian Church left yesterday for Marion, where he will preach today, the second of a series of sermons to the cadets of the Marion Military Institute,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-14

We have just received fresh ship ment Maillard's delicious candies |. In handsome boxes, per pound, 80 cents. Bastiani 6 Cassimus.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-14

Everybody goes to Dowe's-and that's the place for you to meet your friends. Dowe's Randy Kitchen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-14

Senator Jones G. Moore of Birmingham was among the visitors to the capitol yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-14

A treat awaits those who lunch to- morrow at IF Montgomery Street, with Ladies of First Baptist Church. menu. Roast oysters a speciality.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-14
Work for Child Labor.

The Alabama Federation of Labor will seek Co have the next Legislature pass a child labor law. The Executive COun- alI Of that organization met in Btrming-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-14

Editor Joe H. Adams of The Ozarl, Star was among yesterdays visitors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-14
LOVELY CASES AND BASQUE
 GOODS.

Want to show you these goods. Can please as to quality and price.
 Hunters Pharmacy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-14

Solicitor w.. c. Tunstall, Jr., of An niston was in Montgomery yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-14

Virtue is its own reward. and it's pretty lonesome at that
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crush out insurrection in the Philip
pines by the resort to any method.
War is hell, and we cannot be expect
ed to conduct it along humane lines
when trying to overcome such an enc
my. The army should be supported SO
long as it follows the flag. | don't
care where it may be sent. These are
radical expressions, know, but per-
sonally, l entertain them, and fear
not to make them known"
Judge Fee was not down on the pro-
gram, but Colonel Geddes Of Washing
ton, who was to have given an address
was unable to get away from Washing
ton and Judge Fee, being present, was
called upon by Judge Ryan, who pre-
sided. His address was devoted to a
thrilling narration of life in the stock
ade at Tyler. the treatment received
from the confederates, his escape from
prison and his subsequent recapture
by the aid of bloodhounds turned loose
upon his trail
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Combination Is Formed In Chicago
Today.
PRICES TO BE RAISED BY MEMBERS
Members of Combine Deny 1t Is a
Trust-Increase in Cost on Better
Goods Will Amount to From Ten to
Twenty Per Cent.

Chicago, May 22.-Two hundred fur
niture manufacturers of this country,
who came to Chicago Tuesday to at
tend the annual business melting of the
national association of the chamber
suite and case manufacturers, it is an
nounced today have formed a combina-
tion OF pool which will control the fur
niture output of the United States and
regular prices. The capital represent
ed in the combination is about $25 5,O00,-
600. The organization has adopted a
new schedule of prices to go into eff
feet at once, which will increase the
cost of all classes of the better grades
of furniture ten to twenty per cent to
purchasers. The members deny the
organization is trust and describe it
as pooling furniture interest, to reg.
ulate the selling price of their product.
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ARE WORSE THAN COPPERHEADS
Judge Fee Denominates Annperasts at ExPisoners of
War Reunion.

Des Moines, May 22.-The feature of
the meeting of the ex-prisoners of war
at the Mirror theater on East Locust
street, last evening was the radical
declaration of ex-Judge T. NJ Fee of
Centerville, who at the conclusion of
thrilling narration of the infamies
perpetrated upon union prisoners in
the stockade at Tyler, Texas, during
the war, trained his batteries upon the
present day anti-imperialists, whom he
denounced in vehement terms as being
more Infamous and disloyal than were
the copperheads of the sixties.
There is a measure of excuse for
the fire-in-the-rear of the copperheads,
said Captain Fee, "for many of them
had relatives in the southern armies,
and it was only natural they should
sympathize with them, but what can
be said in extenuation of the attitude
of the anti-imperialists of today, who
have no such excuse for denouncing
the army for it's treatment of an alien
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MICHIGAN IN COAL STRIKE.
Miners Signify Intention Of Joining
Anthracite Workers.

Wilkesbarre. Pa, May 22.-Impor-
tant steps toward a national coal
strike and other extreme measures on
the part of the anthracite miners in an
effort to force the operators to grant
them some concessions have been TAX
en-. President Mitchell has been no.
titled that the Michigan district of the
United Mine Workers of America had
decided to join with the three Pennsyl-
vania districts toward making up the
five districts necessary to bring about
national convention to discuss the
calling out of the miners in the btu
minous fields. This is significant as
giving the first intimation that Presi-
dent Mitchell has been quietly at work
in carrying out the general strike plan
decided upon by the Hazleton conven.
ton.
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people? In my opinion they are in
finitely more to be despised than the
men who opposed the government in
the fight upon the legions of slavery.
l say that whether right or wrong the
army of the United States should be
indorsed and supported in whatever it
may. do in suppressing an insurrection
in any country where it is sent by the
government
Suppose the water cure has been
administered to the Filipinos? Did
they not betray our soldiers, and after
making prisoners of them cut out their
tongues, bury them alive and subject
them to all the miseries of torture?
What would you do if you should catch
one of these savages knowing be had
murdered your son by such methods
You would not stop to administer the
water, cure. No, you would not wait.
You would not take time. You would
shoot him down believe the army
of the United States has right to
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vases and the hanging lamp, for fear
ed they might come down on us dur
ing the earthquakes. While we were
In the midst of all this, rushing from
room to room to put things down and
getting the lamps and candles to go
below, we heard pebbles showering
down on the house and in the yard. |
exclaimed, 1t is on us!' and we began
TO close doors and windows as quickly
as we could. By this time great stones
came down, striking the house with
such force that every moment I
thought the top would have been brok-
en- in, and darkness was fast coming
on. We rushed down below, and one
OF our neighbors came rushing in, in
a fearful state. You can judge our
state. Fortunately, we had some
whisky and food in the house.
BY o'clock it was quite dark and
then the stones ceased, and scoriae
began to fall like rain, and although
the house was fastened up, yet it simp-
ly poured in, and if we went to the
door we felt it pouring down on us. 1t
Is the longest night have ever expert
enced and should we be spared, hope
1T Will be the last. The house is full of
scoriae, and you should see our heads,
thick with it; the hair is an ashen
color and we have our ears, eyes and
noses filled with it, our clothes cover
ed and we are eating it in our food and
drinking it. VIII write more later; it
is now LAS and feel quite exhausted,
SO will rest few minutes. o
Pray in Open Streets.
"Friday,May 81 could not continue
this yesterday, for things seemed so
gloomy and sad; people were being
brought in that had no houses as far
out as they could get. l am trying to
add to this in case l am spared and
the steamer comes in, but how l am
holding a pen I cannot tell. Two
hours ago We had another eruption
and you should have seen the panic
people flying in all directions to be
with their own, and some praying in
the open streets. This morning we
really thought We were gone and all
We could do was to pray. l never ex-
pected to be doing this now. All night
We were together, partly dressed, wish.
ing for morning, for, although gloomy,
we could see others and hear them.
Should survive shall write again"
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-05-22
Railways Take Hand in An
thracite Strike.
WASHERIEs SHUT DOWN
New Turn in the Mining Situation in
the East Which May Mean Much
Presidents of transportation Conn
Panies Hold Meeting.

Pittston, Pa, May pa new phase
developed here in the mine strike to-
day when all the washeries in this dis
trict, controlled by the Erie Co., shut
down. They have been running stead
lily, turning out 5000 tons OF coal daily.
The shutdown is due to orders receiv-
ed from New York last night, con-
ference of railroad presidents having
been held there yesterday, when it
was decided to cease all washery oper-
ations.
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and in this way does an immeasurable
amount Of harm.
The Evangelist Spirit.

Rev. E. e. Lowe, pastor of the
church in Ft. Madison, gave very in
teresting discussion on the subject of
The Evangelistic Spirit" He brought
out the great and pressing necessity of
the work of evangelization. 1t was
shown by him that in this work there
are several requisites, among which
are, the complete conservation to the
work of Christianity and the complete
eradication of sin from self, if the per-
son desires to make the most of his
work.
Adjournment.
A short closing service was held at
11:40 and in the last moments of the
convention State Secretary B. S. Den.
ny and ]. M. Bailey, pastor of the
church in this city, in most impress
sive and earnest manner asked the di-
vine blessing upon the delegates as
they separated for their homes.
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NEW LINE TO COAST.
From Chicago to San Francisco via
Chicago G. Alton.

New York, May GA new trunk
line between Chicago and San Fran
cisco is the result of E. H. Harriman's
latest railroad combination. The new
line gives the Hartman interests three
separate and continuous routes to the
Pacific coast. Harriman's latest com
bination includes the Chicago and Al
ton to Kansas City, the Kansas City
Southern to Beaumont, Tex, and
the Southern Pacific to San Francisco
and other coast points.
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wU SAID TO DESIRE RECALL.

Correspondents Assert Opposition to
Exclusion Law Lost Him Popularity.
Victoria, B. G., May 22.-The Pekin
correspondents df the Japanese papers
assert that Wu iring-fang, the Chinese
minister to Washington, has requested
his government to recall him on ac-
count of his unpopularity. resulting
from his efforts against the Chinese
exclusion law.
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ADOPT CREED CHANGES.
Presbyterians Unit on Revision O
Confession of Faith.

Confession of Faith.
New York, May 22.-The general as
sembly of the Presbyterian church to-
day adopted the report of the commit
tee on creed revision making changes
in the confession of faith. This action
which was practically unanimous, was
taken with little OF no debate. The
changes proposed will now go to the
various presbyteries for ratification.
The prospect of an interesting debate
on the creed revision attracted crowd
which filled the galleries solidly, all
seats not reserved for the commission
ers, being occupied.
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BUY ISLANDS IN 1908.
Secretary Hay, 1t is Said, Asks Exten
sion of Denmark.

Copenhagen, May 22.-"The Politik-
en-" is authority for the statement that
Secretary Hay has proposed an exten-
sion until July "a, 1908, as the time al
lowed for the ratification of the treaty
for the sale to the United States of
the Danish West Indies. There is but
little doubt that King Christian will
agree to the proposal.
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FINDS LAW CONVENIENT.

Iowa Man Takes Advantage of 1t for
the Second Time.
Keokuk, May 22.-For the first time
in the history of the present bankrupt
law in the Southeastern Iowa district
a bankrupt has taken advantage Of
the law for the second time. George
McCleary, of Rathbun, entered bank.
ruptcy in 1898 and has now filed sec
ond petition. His assets are $275 and
his liabilities $3.50.
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GROUND AT s5 PER INCH.

Gotham Real Estate Sells for an Ex.
traordinary Price.
New York, May pa real estate
deal was consummated in this city
which brought the owner of the prop
erty SIS per square inch. At this rate
an ordinary city lot would be worth
81 800 900.
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EXPLOSION KILLS A MINER.
Powder ExpIodes and IlurIs Him Into
Eternity.

Belleville. Ill.,. May 22-John Nc
Kiernan, aged tifty-one. was killed in
the Hippard coal mine while carrying
can of powder in his arms to repay
brother miner from whom he had bor-
rowed when spark from his pit lamp
dropped into the can. causing an ex-
plosion, which hurled him eighty feet
through the mine entry.
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CATTLE PRICES BREAK RECORD.
Sold for Highest Price This Year in
Chicaaa.

Chicago, May 22.-The quotations
on cattle in this market Yesterday rose
% the highest point reached this year,
cattle on the hoof being solo. at $765
| hundredweight. while Texas range
cattle brought S6.S5, the best price
since 1882.
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HoAR OPPOSES GOVERNMENT.
Is Against Policy Of the Administra.
ton in the Philippines.


tion in the Philippines.
Washington, May Reconsideration
OF the PHILIPPINES government bill was
resumed in the senate today, Hoar adj
dressing the senate in opposition to-
present policy of the government in
the Philippines. Great interest was
manifested in the utterance of the
Massachusetts, senator both on the
floor and in the galleries. Soon after
the senate convened a resolution was
passed directing the secretary OF the
navy to furnish the senate with the
detailed items under the head of "pay
of the navy"
House.
The house today resumed considera-
ton of the immigration bill under the
five minute rule.
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The Program.

The program for the closing session
was opened at 9 o'clock this morning
by devotionals and bible study con-
Quoted by Rev. G. G. Davis, of Daven-
port. In his remarks he gave many
good suggestions for carrying on the
work of the church and especially was
his instructions to the young ministers
worthy of note
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INDICTED Foa MURDER.

Alleged Slayer OF Emma Moore Is Held
II by the randscJury.
{ Clarinda, May 22ss-Wilham Lucas,
the alleged slayer ofsEmma Moore, the
girl found dead near. this city with a
revolver by2her side, has been indicted
by the Page comfy grand jury on the
charge of numbering the girl. 1t is
claimed the couple were sweethearts
but no motive for the crime is known.
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SPRINGS SURPRISE.
Missouri Presbyterians Asked to Table
Mission Reports.

Springfield, Mo-, May 22-The Cum
berland Presbyterian general assembly
was treated to a parliamentary sur
prise this morning when motion pre-
vailed, 135 to 70, to table the whole
home mission board matter including
the majority and minority reports, and
President Fullerton's substitute for
beth. The matter is thus left in the
same status as previously.
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DEATH RODE THE WIND.
One Hundred Thirty-five People Dead
as Result of Texas Cyclone.

Goliad. Texas. May 22.-Nine
deaths at the courthouse, together
with the recovery of three bodies,
swell the total dead to 1876, as the re-
suit of the cyclone here Sunday Six
ty negroes and forty whites have
thus far been buried. The number of
wounded is about 200,
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ARCHBISHOP KAHN ILL.

Metropolitan of ST. Louis Diocese Pc.
titions for Assistant.
st. Louis, Mo-, May 22.-Archbishop
John j. Kahn of st. Louis, is on the
verge of collapse and his physician
declares that he must give up the de.
tail work of his diocese.
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LINDr HEADS IOWA G. A. r.

Is Chosen Commander at Des Moines
Encampment.
Des Moines, May 22.-John Lindt, of
Council Bluffs. was chosen commander
of the Iowa department G. A. R. this
Lieutenant Governor Her
riott was chosen as representative to
the national encampment.
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COAL MEN IN A POOL.
Indiana Mine Interests in consoIi-
dation in CHICAGO.

Chicago, May 22.-Consolidation of
all the coal interests in Indiana, COW
ering III mines of an annual output of
100000 tons year and OF value of
SIS, 100000, in which there is invested
$5,000,000 of Chicago capital, in one
big corporation with headquarters in
this city. will be effected within a
month. This statement is made today
by the Chronicle
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IOWA PENSIONS GRANTED.
Rewards Number of De.
tenders of the Union.

y tenders OF the Union.
Washington, May 22-The following
Iowa pensions have been granted:
Original-Edward Barret, dead, Iowa
City, SIP. Increase, restoration, re.
issue. etc.-James w. Bane, North Lib
erty, $S; Jesse P. Morrison, Chelsea.
$12; Oliver D. Hibbard, Iowa Falls,
So; Daniel 1. Cain, Osceola. $40; Ben
jamin F. Snyder, East Cedar, s.;
Zickafoose, Wayne, $40; John Dixon,
Russell, So; Charles L. Russell, Mar
shalltown, $14; Levi M. Langstaff, Du-
buque, $S; David H. Holmes, Victor,
$12.
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BATTLE IN COAL STRIKE.
Five Non-union Men Attacked by
Crowd of Union Miners.

Pittston, Pa, May PA crowd of
striking men and boys to the number
of fully 500 made an attack on the
men employed at the Butler washery
of the Erie company last night. Re
volyers played a prominent part, and
over 10 0shots were exchanged, both
sides being armed. Five of the work
men started for, their homes in this
city after quitting work at o'clock,
and the crowd pressed after them. No
body was hurt.
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DISCOVERS A NEW VOLCANO.

Captain of Norwegian Steamer Re-
ports Eruption at Diamond Rock.
New York, May 22-Captain Han
sen of the Norwegian steamship Tails
man, in from Barbados. discovered a
volcanic eruption, hitherto unreported
on Diamond Rock, an uninhabited lit
tie island about two miles southeast
of Diamond Hill, the extreme south,
west point OF Martinique. The apex of
the rock is STA feet above the sea.
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COMMITTEE TO MEET.

Will Convene in Brooklyn, May %, to
Arrange for Next Convention.
1t is announced that the members OF
the congressional committee of the
sixth district of Iowa will meet at the
Skinner hotel in Brooklyn Wednesday,
May 2S. At this session the time and
place Of holding the next congression-
al convention will be fixed.
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PREPARE TO FIGHT.

Haytian Army Within Two Days
March of Port au Prince.
Port au Prince, May 22.-The north
ern army, commanded by General Fir
min has halted at Arcahaie, two days
march from here.
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ERROR MAY BREAK WILL.
Michigan Man Left $4,000 for Home
for Mndignant',, Old Women.

Grand Rapids, Mich, May 22.-E. L..
Mcdonnell of Muskegon, who died in
this city on the day he was to have
married Miss Virginia Piatt of Cincin-
natl, left 100000 to establish a home
for INDECENT old women at Fairmount,
Ind. An examination of the will
shows that instead of "indigent" he
wrote Indignant" old women, and this
error in spelling may invalidate the in
strument.
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PRocLAiMs FLAG DAY.
Governor cummins Sets Apart June IA
to Observe 1t.

Des Moines, May 22-Yesterday
Governor A. B. Cummins issued proc
lamation designating June Ia as flag
day. The schools and all citizens are
requested to obserye7it.
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RUSSIANS CHEER LouBET.
President OF French Republic Enthusi.
asticaIly Received.

ST. Petersburg, May 22.-President
Loubet arrived here this morning from
Tsarskoe-Selo, and was accorded an
popular reception.
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The Storm Approaching.

81 advised that we should return
home, which we did Immediately, and
we started to takes down pictures
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ARE BOUND OVER.
The Bradford Boys Are Held for Sand
baqginu Fulton.

Bentonsport. May 22.-Curtis Brad
ford and Clio Bradford were bound
over to the grand jury by the mayor of
Bentonsport yesterday in bonds of 5000
each on the charge of slugging Post
master Fulton in the night time sew
eral weeks ago. They were taken
back to the Keosauqua Jail.
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VETS APPROVE ARMY POLICY.

Iowa Old Soldiers Uphold Campaigns
in the Philippines.
Des Moines. HAY 22.-By resolu-
ton introduced by General Greenville
M. Dodge and adopted by the dele
gates of the Iowa G. "A. R. now in ses-
sion in this city, the policy of the gov
ernment in the Philippines was un-
quaiifiedly endorsed and commended.
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sPAMiARDs TO ADVISE.

Cuba Will Be Managed by Commercial
Class.
Havana. May 22--Cuba is to be con
trolled by the Spanish element. hut
that element must follow rigidiy
American methoGs Ct administration.
This much of President I7llma's pol
icy is learned from his attitude during
his first days in Office.
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CHICAGO HOUSE susPENps.

MouIton, Lathrop G Co., Bankers, Bro.
kers, Close Their Doors.
Chicago, May 22.-Moulton, Lathrop
G Co., bankers, brokers and members
of the Chicago Stock Exchange, have
suspended business. Difficulty in
meeting notes was the cause assigned
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FITz AND JEFF MATCHED.

Agree to Fight in San Francisco-May
be July 4.
San Francisco. Cal, May 22.-J. j.
Jeffries and Robert Fitsimmons have
come to an agreement to fight for the
worlds championship in this city. The
date of the contest will be decided up
on later. but it is generally believed
July will be the day determined.
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CONVENTION IN A DEADLOCK.

Four Hundred Ballots and No chok
in Sight.
Wabash, Ind, May 22-The eleventh
district congressional convention is
deadlocked. At II o'clock last night,
when the. four-hundredth ballot was
taken, no selection was il sight.
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CRUISER GAINS HAYTIANs.

OhIteu states WdrshIp r7ds GOOD E1-
feet on People.
Port-Au-Prince, May 22.-The Unit
ed States cruiser Topeka arrived here
today. Inc presence of a warship in
these waters has had an excellent eff
feet on the situation and affairs are
improving.
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JUDGES ARE AFFIRMED.

Supreme Court Views Cases as Did
Eichelberg and Sloan.
Des .Moines, May 22.-Judge Eichel-
berger of Bloomfield, and Judge Sloan
of Keosauqua, have been affirmed by
the supreme court. The former in the
case of Chidester VS.. Turnbull, Jeffer-
son county, and the latter in the case
of State VS.. Levi Loar.