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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
STILL FIGHTING EVANS.
C. A. R. Men of Kansas Call on Sena-
 tor Burton.

Topeka. Kas.. March 29.-A delegation of thirty-onc Grand Army men called on Senator Burton of this city today and asked him to use his influence against the confirmation by the Senate of any appointment that may be given to Pen sion Commissioner Evans when the latter shall retire from his present position. The veterans object to the announcement that the policy of Mir. Evans will be continued by his successor. MT. Burton promised to bring the matter before the President as soon as possible after he shall return tn NNashinRInn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
A PAwNBRoKER ARRESTED.
He is Accused of Receiving Stolen
 Postage Stamps.

Columbus. O, March 2?-Jultus Fern stein. a pawnbroker. was arrested today on charge of receiving stolen postage stamps. Bernstein appeared before a United States Commissioner. entered a plea of not guilty and was released on Sl0000 bond.
 The affidavit filed by Postofflce Inspec- tor Oldfie!d alleges that the stamps were taken from the pcstofice at Canal Win chester. La.. but there is a strong suspi- cion. said 10 be supported by some evi- dence, that some of the stamps were talk en in the Chicago robbery. The total amount of sta mps said to have been re- ceived is about s2.OOO. of different denomi- tatfonG
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
duplicates Prominent Men

St. Cloud. Minn.. March 29.-Gustav Larson, a Finland boy who was arrested at Gainesville on the charge of having murdered Magnus Johnson recently at Alexandria. is said to have confessed to the authorities that he was forced to conn init the crime by a number of men who were anxious to have Johnson put out of the way. His story duplicates a number of prominent farmers. and one of the Andrew Jackson has been arrested and is held as an accessory to the crime. Other arrests probably will follow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
Germany States Its Position.

Berlin March 30.-The North German Gazette this morning contains an au- thoritative expression of the governments position in relation 10 the, prohibition of meats prepared with boracic acid. in. which it denies that the prohibition is aimed against the United States. Tha paper asserts that purely sanitary consi1- eration dictated the prohibition. which. t says. IS equally against domestic and foreign products,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
A Hebrew Kills a Woman and Then
 Himself.

New York. March 29.-An unidentified Hebrew woman about 25 years of age. was shot and instantly killed tonight by a man supposed to be named Blanc, ap- parently about 20 years of age.
 The rnan then shot himself and died la ter in q hospital without having gained consciousness.
 On the body of the man was found an insurance policy for small amount on an industrial insurance concern of Phil sdelphia It was made out to Slgmund Blanc. Russian Hebrew. cigarmaker. of Philadelphia. The couple had been seen seated on park bench. The police the ory Is that the murder and suicide had been mutually planned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
WORK ON LOCK SUSPENDED.
The River at Tuscaloosa Has Reach
 ed 61-Foot Stage.

Tuscaloosa. March 29.-(Special. )-This morning finds but little change in the weather, the clouds are dark and heavy and more rain is expected. The river is 61 feet and from reports from above, it will be slow in falling All work on the locks. the coal mines at Tidewster and a portion of the work on the furnaces at Holton has been suspended. The high water has also made its way into the work where the waterwork filters are be- ing put in.
 On every hand comes news from diff ferent sections of the county of bridges being washed away. All trains south of Tuscaloosa on the Alabama Great South ern have stopped on account of wash outs Only the locals are running. On the Mobile and Ohio the track is in use only between here and Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
Mother and Son Deported.

Philadelphia. March 29.-Acting on or ders Issued by Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Tayfor, United States Commits sioner of Immigration Rogers today caus- ed the arrest and deportation of Mrs, Vita Meyer and MT. Meyer, her son, for violation of the immigration laws Mrs United States surgeon at Halifax to be afflicted with a contagious skin affection and though ordered back to Liverpool, they were smuggled to this city by the uoynap'a husband
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
Agrees to Arbitrate the Question.

Washington. March 29.-The Japanese government has agreed to submit to arbi- tration the question raised by the powers as to the exemption of their citizens liv- ing in Japan from taxation on their houses The United States government Is not party to this arbitration direct iy. but the Japanese government has giv- en it's assurances that our citizens living in Japan shall have the benefit of any decision reached by the arbitration. while for our part we have consented to be bound by that decision.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
RENEWAL or THE DhErBuNl
Italy Insists on It's Rights
 Tripo1i.

London, March 29-The correspondent at Rome of The Pal Mall Gazette. refer ring to the melting at Venice between cne Herman Imperial Chancellor, Count you Buelow, and the Italian Minister of For eign Affairs. Signor Prinette, says:
 a "1hey gave the last touches to the re newal of the Dreibund. The most ampor- tant modification of the old treaty, so far as Italy fs concerned. relates to the Med- iterranean, Italy claiming that If she rc. mains dn the triple alliance her political and her allies must bind themselves to help, her In the event of an attempt of any other power to seize 1t, such an at tempt being considered q casue beil. Az in the Italian sphere, Italy has no inten- ton of occupying 1t. The government is wholly against colonial expansion after the experience in Eritrea and the gov thrown if 1t embarked on such an enter priSen
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
unionmen sent to Jail.

Indianapolis, Ind, March 29.-The Unit ed Mine Workers are making prepare tions for contest with the United States Circuit Court of Virginia and action may be taken next week. A few days ago the Judge of the district, sitting at Lynchbtrg. found John Hadlow of Iowa and w H. webbers of Illinois. national organizers of the miners. guilty of con tempt of court and gave each six months jaff sentence for violating an cI der restd, ting them from efforts to unannize the miners.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
BRITISH WHIPPED BY BoERs.
Hitherto Unreported Fight Seems ts
 Have Been a Burgher Victory

London. March 29.--A casualty list pub- lshed this afternoon records a hitherto unreported fight, in the Rhenoster val ley, hear Southerland, Cape Colony, March 2I wher the British were evidently severely handled.
 They lest eight men killed. had ten men wt uEded and twenty-nine were. captured. The latter have since been reles sed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
CYCLONE IN FRANKLIN.
Methodist and Baptist Churches at
 Darlington are Demolished.

Russellville. March 2s.-(Special)-A cyclone passed through Darlington. four miles south of Russellville. yesterday completely demolishing the Methodist and Baptist Churches. unroofing Gieres S store. tilting up Danielss store, wreck ing the depot and damaging a good many of other buildings. F. w. Bolon and o. P. Salter were bruised in the falling depot, the former badly. The course of storm was southeast to northwest. Many negro cabins in the country were blown down.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
Renorted to Have Been Burned,

Savannah, Ga., March @.-A rumor reached here tonight that one of the ne- groes who assaulted Mrs. Fountain and her young son, Dover, at their store west of Savannah. from which young Fountain died, had been captured and burned in the western part of the County. The re- port is not verified, Enough many people believe it to be true.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
PAULsoN WAS DEAD.
Sensational Stories are Given Very
 Little Credence.

Helena, Mont, March 2e.-Littie doubt is expressed here of the death i've years ago of John C. Paulson, State architect, who com. accepting bribes Press dispatches sent from Butte tell of sensational disclosures made in the trial of the case of Riddell agnainst Ramsey. an action to recover money alleged to be due on a contract for building
 It is alleged that Paulson did not die but Authorities stated that his wife afterward took his body The coroner of Leeds and Clarke Counties visited the graveyard two days after Paulson's death Ave years ago, opened the coTin in the receiving vault and found that the body of the State architect vas therein. This step was taken to alisy public suspicion that he was not dead, but that he was feign- ing death to cheat the grand Jury, then in session.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
TRAFFIC IS SUSPENDED
Memphis Division of the Southern
 Quits Business.

Huntsville. March 29.-(Special) )-Trafic on the Memphis division of the Southern Railroad has been suspended because of washouts in Mississippi. Transfers are impossible as there are several gaps in the track miles apart and matters can not be remedied before Sunday night. Passengers who left here, yesterday for points north on the Louisville and Nash vile were returned here today after suf- ferine much inconvenience.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
Will Get 5 Per Cent Increase

Chicago March 29.-Members of the Iron Holders Union of North America, working in stove plants throughout the United States will receive a per cent increase in wages through an agreement reached today between representatives of the Stove Founders National Defense Association and the union.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
Pugilist Hurt in Bout,

Philadelphia. March 29.-Tommy White a local bantam-weight pugiiist Is said to be at the point of death as the result of a spsrring contest tonight with Tom hooker Athletic Club. White was badly beaten by his opponent and in the fifth round was rendered unconscious by a hlow on fhe jaw
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
The seaboard Not Concerned.

Bristol says: George L. Carter, repre- senting syndicate that Is seeking Car olina outlet for the Southwest Virginia coal fields, tonight denied that the Sea board Air Line had any connection With the Seaboard Air Line but expects to make a traffic arrangement with that road. Mir Carter said the plan had not vet heen consummated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
paners in Aldrich's Case.

Washington March 2a.-rhe War De partment has received the records Of the court martial before which First LAen- tenant James $. Aldrich of the Philippines scouts at MaIaben Iluzon, was tried on charges of conduct unbeconing an offt- ger and a gentleman. The specifications in inc case alIege irregularity In cloth ing company fund accounts and masap-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
Not Approved by Roosevelt

Washington, March 29 President Roosevelt, in conference with a num- her of Western Congressmen today, plainly stated his opposition to some of the provisions of the irrigation bill now pending Tn the House. The President heartily approves of the general purposes of the bill. but frankly stated today that he could not approve the measure as 1t now stands. He is especially opposed to inc section providing for State control of the appropriation. distribution and use of inc water from the irrigation canals.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
Wage Scale Signed.

Terre Haute. Ind, March 29-The joint convention of miners and operators of Indiana and Kentucky today signed the scale submitted by the scale committee last night. It Is practically the same as last year. but is drawn to minimize mis- understandings.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
FIGHT WITH
 'HAIFIELDS
 ss4 2 Four Men Slain in West
 Virginia. |FEUDIsTS ARE EXCITED More Trouble Expected to IF suit from This Encounter Harry Watts, One ef the slain, SssD ped Firing when Child cot ia Range and Thus Lcst
 His Life.
|FEUDIsTs ARE EXCITED

Williamson. W. Va, March s.-Sersa- tionai reports were received here xnoue another fight with the HatfieIds if, which four were killed, among. them beins Harry Watts. proprietor of the PaIaee Hotel here.
 John Rutherford, a detective had . war rant for the arrest of Ephraim Hatael6. who is wanted in South Carolina. Hs finally located Hatned in Pike County. Ky Watts went with Rutherford, ana they found Ephraim at the home of m, father. Thompson HatneId. on Blackbsrry Creek.
 Rutherford ard Watts broke in the door and secured Ephraim. when the father opened fire on them. Both of- hcers and both Hathelds were Killed. Tho wife and little children witnessed .tAs tragedy.
 The Hatnelds were relatives of ..c1p,. Hatfield. of feud fame. Rutherford VII a brother of the two: Rutherfords Killed at the election in 1sss by -caps 5afaeld..
 Watts was we'll known throughout tho southern part of the State. He was wealthy and popular. It Is said hs could have saved himself had he not stopped firing for a moment when one Of the Hatfield children was within his range. The excitement among the feudists is as sfeat as at the time of the burning of Mccoy at the stake by the HatfieIds years ago and more trouble is expected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
T. K. Wood Resigns.

Washington. Marcs 29-Joseph K. Wood, Division of Alaska. has resigned. Wood Is serving a term in prison for contempt of court In connection with the Judge Moves case. The Department was about to take action in his case when his resig- nation was received
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
Golf on Famous Battlefield

Busaco. Portugal, March 29.-The his torical battlefield here, where the Duke of Wellington September 27. lSlO repuls- ed the French army commanded by Mar shal Massena. has been turned into golf links for the benefit of visitors. The first match took place yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
Indicted for Embezzlement.

Boston. March 30.-Minot G. Shaw, a young man we'll known in society circles, the grand jury on the charge of em- bezzling $2,OOO from his employers. Adams Taylor X Co. foreign commission mer- chants of this city. He was bailed in S5 OO0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
Rev. Dr. Garrigan Named as Bishop

Dubuque, Ia, March D.-Archbishop Kane announces the receipt of d telegram from Rome advising him of the appoint ment of the Rev. Dr Garrigam. vice-rec- tor of the University at Washington, as Bishop of Sioux City. Dr. Garrigan s conservation proba bly will take place May at Springfield. Mass. and his installa- tion at Sioux City one week later.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
I. W. Wadsworth Will Wed Miss
 Ham

Washington. March 29-The engagement is announced of Miss Alice Evelyn Hay. Younger daughter of Secretary of State and Mrs. Hay. to James. W. Wads%orth. IF son of Hon J. w. Wadsworth, NJ. C.. of Genessee. N Y. The marriage will take place in Washington, but not be- fore the autumn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
s24 .OOO. .OOO Capitalization.

Trenton. N. J.. March 29.-The Interna- tionai Nickel Company. capital $24.Oo0, coo was incorporated here tonight to manu- factlre nickel and other metals. The in- corporators are Howard K Wood K. K. McLaren and Stephen H. R. Pell. all of Jersey City.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
JAmes R. Keene Sick.

Lexington. Ky. March 29-James R. Keene was not so we'll today and his physician announced that he will not be able to leave his bed before Monday. He will then visit Clstleton, his stock farm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
Fire Gotten Under Control.

Connellsville. Pa, March 29.-After a hard two days fight the big fire in the Whitsett Mine of the Pittsburg Coal Com pany was controlled today. The fire pen etrated more than two hundred feet along the air heading.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
Horace Wilson Changes Jobs.

Lexington, Ky. March 29.-Hcrace Will son today turned over the office of Sec retarv of the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Associltion to Elliott Shanklin and will leave Sunday 70 assume his du- ties as Secretary of the Empire City track at New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30

ward's coronation dinner to Lonaon poor 1t was Str ThomaEs wish to give the noney himself but the King decided to himself personally supply thA- funds from the privy purse.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
Manu view Remains of Rhndas

Cane Town. March 29 Fifteen thousand rersons viewed the remains of Cecil Rhodes t at C.roeteschuur today For seven hours an uninterrupted stream of those who wished to view the body moved by tho easket.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30

propria&don of subsistence fund and TOT
 iivfnr with a native woman, The accused missai. I % which was approved by the PresI-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
1intnn pnsted the King.

London March 29-Aecording to 2 statement in Today. Sir Thomas Lipton
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
CAN UNDO IT'S WORK.
virginis Convention Adopts the
 o'Flaherty Resolution.

Richmond, Va. March 29.-The Consti- t,tional Convention today adopted the O FIaherty resolution. making 1t possible to rescind any action formerly taken and substitute something in its stead and also resolution limiting debate for ana against all rescinding resolutions to one half hour. ..
 All resembling resolutions probably will be taken as soon as the suffrage matter is finally disposed of.
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The Daily soliphone., 1902-04-08

Some men are so slow that when
they run they lose time.-Atchison
Globe.
els your wife musical, Flipper?"
''No. She harps too much oD one
string. Philadelphia Bulletin.
ga little quarrel now and then helps
love affair."" eyes; the lover leaves
off buying roses, and gets chance to
catch up with the tailor's bill" Lon
don Tit-Bits.
'I saw something in an English
paper the other day about lady
let me see; | forgot her name. Any
way she sails her yacht herself" "Ah,
a regular sails-lady, eh?"-Philadel-
phia Press.
Hard on the Doctor.-Mrs. Grab
heim-"Der doctor says he doan't
know vots der meter nit YOU" Mr..
Grabheim-"Ef he doan't find oudt
peIort l. get veil wont pay MIN
cent" Baltimore World.
Klose-"See here! When are you
going to pay me back that dollar you
borrowed" Graphter-" why, man,
l earned that dollar. | had to work
an hour at least before | got it out
Of you. Philadelphia Press.
Grimes-S1 wonder Tom should
marry woman several years older
than himself" Uncle Gcorge-"Oh,
that's all right. 1t won't be long be-
fore she is younger than he. There's
something peculiar about women's
.ges. boston Transcript.