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The National tribune., 1902-05-01
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BOOKS AND PICTURES,


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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-13
M1LEs's MISSION MILITARY.
-
Goes to the Philippines Merely on q
Tour Of inspection.

Chicago, Sept. 12.--Lieutenant General
Nelson A. Miles and party passed
through Chicago tonight en- route for San
Francisco. While his special car was be-
ing switched TO the Northwestern track
General Miles called on Major General
Macarthur commanding the Department
OF the Lakes.
81 shall not sail for the Philippines I'M
tip the end OF themonth," said General
Miles, "as intend to make a trip down
the Pacific Coast. There Is no special
significance in my visit 70 the Philippines.
II will be nothing more than the ordi-
nary tour of inspection among the differ
ent army posts such as l might make
here In the United States, and / will re-
port on the conditions I find existing.
My tour probably will extend over three
or four months, as l hope to visit ev-
cry post"
To all questions regarding the policy Of
the administration In the Philippines.
General Miles declined to make reply
further than to say he did not wish to be
interviewed. He said he was acting un-
der orders and that his mission was
strictly military.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-13
A SIMPLE CHANGE
Made a World Of Difference.

The Health Resort does not always
bring back health. but the Health Resort
and proper food made a pretty sure COM
bination
Mrs. E. Kenneth, Springfield. Mo-,
writes:-I was pronounced consump-
tive and sent to Asheville. N. C.. for my
health. 1 just could not eat without a
cup of coffee, and my stomach was In
such a condition that I could not drink 1t.
1 was almost in despair when the land
lady of my boarding house said that II
would drink Postum Food Coffee,
would find 1t would take the place OF
coffee and agree with me. She made II
so delicious that 1 enjoyed every meal
ate, and gained in flesh and strength 90
rapidly that l was able to come back
home and live.
1 give Postum more credit for my re-
turn TO health than climate or anything
else. ] am sending you this letter for the
benef1t Of those who are having a hard
time living. and l am sure that If they
will uce Postum, their lives will be pro-
longed."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-13
HE MAY MAKE TROUBLE
Huntsville Editor 10 Evidently Dis
gusted by the Effort Made to
Slight Him-He Talks
With Vigor.

Huntsville, Sept. REPRESENTATION
Charles p. Lane, candidate for the Re-
publican nomination for Governor. threat
ems to make trouble for the Madison
County Republican delegation to the State
Convention because Of the unusual action
of the Madison County Convention. MT.
Lane threatens to exclude the Madison
delegation from the floor Of the conven-
ton, for which he claims to have sum-
cient grounds, and make fight against
w. l. Wellman, who Is slated for the
Craftsmanship of the Executive Commit
tee.
The situation 10 decidedly interesting to
Democrats for the reason that II the
fight WAKES much warmer all hopes or
Republican success In Alabama will be
set at rest for many years to come.
Mr.. Lane was out Of the city when the
Madison County Convention was held and
his name was purposely left of the list
of delegates to the State Convention. All
possibility of his getting on the delega-
ton was shut off by the adoption Of n
resolution against the acceptance Of prox-
les. Since then Mr.. Lane has kept quiet.
Now he says:
II can exclude that delegation from the
Republican State Convention and I may
have to do it. My reason for this is en-
bodied in the resolution adopted by the
County Convention endorsing the Dsmo-
cratic candidates for the Legislature and
refusing to nominate Republican candi-
dates to oppose them. Our distinguished
harmony candidate, w. I. Wellman, was
present as a delegate. voted for the reso-
luton and thereby rendered himself In
eligible for the Office Of Chairman of the
Executive Committee
Another interesting phase of the situa-
ton is that when the leaders of the Re-
publican factions met here and induced
Mr.. Wellman to become the harmony can
didate. it was agreed that his name be
presented to the State Convention by Mr..
Lane. As the latter Is not delegate. he
will be unable to perform the ONCE as
signed him.
Mr.. Lane said to your correspondent:
when / show that the Republican party
of the banner Republican County of the
State has committed itself to the Demo-
cratic nominees and committed the chair
man-to-be of the State Committee along
with 1t. it will be enough to wind up Re-
publicanism this year and disgust every
opap
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-13
Indictments for Murder.

The grand jury in session in JEFFERSON
County has returned indictments charg-
ing murder In the first degree against
Hollis B. Parrish and william N. Froweii'
white, and Sidney Page ana Frank
Medley, colored. Parrish shot ana Kill
ed George Leonard on street car on the
Owenton line, and Prowell shot ana KILL
ed j. 8. Trott on an East Lake street
car Page killed Mary Page, SO alleged,
ard Medley Is charged with killing
another negro named Jim Pekins. Proweil
was granted bail at q preliminary trial
for manslaughter. making a 5000 bond.
The men indicted will make every EFFORT
to get a trial as soon as possible In the
criminal court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-13
REPLY FROM WILSON
Action Of the Clarke County Man in
the Case Satisfactory to His
clisnts-Houss Journal
Matter.

Birminghasn. Sept. l2-(Special. IA
card is being matted from Talladegs, the
home Of Mr.. CARRIER. throughout the
state. headed why Wilson should not
be nominated for Attorney General" The
card contains an extract from the decision
IN Scotch Lumber Company va. Sage.
This matter was answered by me In q
card to The Advertiser q few days ago.
copy Of which has been mailed to some
Of my friends throughout the State.
The transaction was an honest one en-
tirely satisfactory to every interested
party to whom / owed any duty In the
matter. ! never represented the Scotch
Lumber Company in the litigation In any
manner at any stage Of the case. OF In
any matter out Of which the litigation
arose.
The card also refers TO the inyalidity
Of the revenue act Of lsee-s because u q
defect In the House Journal. which u
was my duty. ~ Clerk Of the House. to
keep. The specific defect was the failure
Of the cflicial journal to show concur
renee by the House In the conference re-
port. As . matter Of fact the report
was concurred In during the closing hours
of the session. The original memoranda
showed this. The confusion incident to
the closing hours OF the session Of the
Legislature 10 common knowledge The
wonder - that 20 few mistakes are made
at such time.
When I found the official journal did
not show the concurrence I directed it to
be inserted, to make the journal speak
the truth. The court held that this was
not effective because not made until after
the adjournment of the Legislature. and
signing Of the journal by the Speaker
and myself. This was . clerical error.
involving no wrong whichever. When
discovered. / did what could to correct
1t.
In a service Of eight years o. Clerk Of
the House, this 10 the only error which
occurred In my once.
The only further comment that desire
to make 10 that / am sorry the second
primary Ii not being conducted on the
high plane upon which the first campaign
was made. and can but think that the
too zealous frisnds Of Mr.. CARRIER have
caused him to do that which under normal
conditions he would not have done. l
have entertained and do now entertain for
Mr.. CARRIER the very highest respect. and
when this campaign Is over. whether |
am successful or not, will have the sat
Isfaction OF knowing that have said or
done nothing to make me regret having
entered the race. l have endeavored to
conduct my campaign in o courteous and
manly manner and shall continue to do
30. I received $500 more votes In the
first primary than any Of my competitors
and earnestly ask my friends to vote for
me on Monday next.
Adv Massey Wilson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-13
Branch Railroad Line.

The Chamber of Commerce has been in
formed that the Tennessee Central Rail-
road Company has projected branch
line II ON WATERFOWL, Tenn. to this city
The proposed route passes through Will
son. Cannon. Bedford, Moore and Lincoln
counties in Tennessee, through rich and
undeveloped section. There are no heavy
grades along the route and the cost or
building the road would be comparative
" small. Cannon County has voted to Is
sue $12So00 in bonds to raise money and
assist in building the road through that
County. The other counties have taken
preliminary steps to follow Cannon's ex-
ample.
At its meeting last night, the Chamber
of Commerce declined to recommend the
expenditure of money fer a Madison
County exhibit at the State fair in Biz
minRham. The organization decided that
the money could be used to better advan-
tase in distributing advertising matter
among the middle Northern states.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-13

be the policy Of tho Committee az regards
negro delegates who would apply for ad-
mission to the Convention. He replied:
Under the provisions Of the new Cen
stitution only few colored men and the
very best ones In few OF the counties In
the State have been registered and where
these men were elected 40 delegates they
win certainly be granted seats upon the
floor OF the Convention. Our party has
always stood for free ballot and fair
count--the right Of every qualified eiector
to cast one ballot and to have that ballot
counted as cast. We are not going to be-
gin our upward movement by overriding
the Federal ard State Constitutions and
doing those very things for which we
have all these years 30 vehemently con-
demned the Democrats for doing. II the
necessity for such practices ever existed
that day 10 past.
I'VE propose to build up the Republic
can party by conductingNa campaign Of
education. we shall not begin by doing
some mean and vicious act.
I'VE propose to 60 before the people
and tell them that we still adhere to the
gold standard; that we still condemn
conspiracies to create monopplies; that we
are determined to protect American labor
against immigration and convict labor:
that we are In favor Of the extension Of
the rural free delivery service to such an
extent that the mails will be delivered
daily at the door Of every farmer, just
as it is delivered at the door Of every
city man today.
I'VE must tell them that we are in good
faith In the construction. ownership. con-
troll and protection Of our isthmian canal.
which means more to the South than all
other government enterprises and last.
but not least. we must tell them that We
are still in favor Of a free ballot and a
fair count: protection to life. liberty and
property: the laws equally and Justly ad-
ministered'
Mr.. Thompson's views do not seem to
accord with the views Of Republicans
which have been sent out from Birming-
ham in regard to the elimination Of all
negroes from the Convention.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-13
COULD NOT FORGIVE HIM.
Spoiled Greatest oratorical Effort
When He Yelled Louder, !"

Wichita Eagle.
Forgive Mimi. exclaimed the great
orator. mo sir. There are some things
that a man can never forgive. IL 1t
were an ordinary quarrel could forgive
him; II we had had a stand-up-and-
knock-down fight l could forgive him;
If he had slandered me 1 might forget
II, but some things man cannot for
YOU ever have a political argument with
him?" asked the great politician: mo;
we were both on the same side. Both
fall in love with the same girl?" in
quired the young lover. No; he never
knew the girl / married" Tried to get
the better of you by underhand means In
some business transaction. possibly? p
suggested the business man. mot so.
| never had any business dealings W n
him. I'll you what it was, though. 1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-13
Shot in the Abdomen.

T. L. Dorr, a brick mason. lies at
hospital in a critical condition from
bullet wound In his abdomen. Last night
while he was visiting at q friends house
on the Southside, some one approached
the room where he was and demanded ad-
mittance. The rerson outside fired through
the door and the bullet struck Dorr and
perforated his stomach The wounded
man walked to his boarding place on the
Northside and was discovered In his own
room. by some people living In the next
room. Louis Lang. a member of the city
fire depai tment has been arrested on a
charge of assault with intent to murder
and two women were detained by the po-
lice as important witnesses, Dorr VIII
1ia
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-13
SUSPECTS ARE IN JAIL
ACCUSED OF 1dBBINo NORTH
BIRMINGHAM RosToEFIcE.
Member Of Fire Department Arrested
for Completely in Shooting of
. Brick Observation-Disclosures
for Murder.

Birmingham. Sept 1l-tspecial. 1.-THE
police today placed under surveillance
G. w. Clark. q white man, apparently q
'.roustabout." and claiming to be q
'.phony' jeweler peddler. on suspicion Of
being implicated In the blowing Of the
safe in the postofYice at North Birming-
ham. viii Weathers. a 1s-year-old boy,
son Of furniture dealer at North 5ir-
mingham. was placed under surveillance
also on suspicion of knowing something
Of the robbery.
The safe in the North Birmingham post
ONCE was robbed of SPAS, Of which much
was In $50 bills Clark had lot OF
money spending 1t freely in . saloon
and was changing up $40 bills right along.
When searched at the police station he
had $lszso on his person. two 30 bills
being in the lot He acted as II he had
been drinking considerably. The police
are working hard to bring out all the
facts concerning Clark. Two days ago
men who saw him say he had no money.
He claims to have been In this vicinity
for more than two months going about
the Birmingham district peddling his
.'phony' jewelry. No jewelry was found
about him.
Men from Bessemer who saw suspicious
men there Just before Policeman Flowers
was shot by an unknown tramp about
two weeks ago were sent for by Chief OF
Police Austin to look at Clark. He de-
MES any participation In either the rob-
berry at North Birmingham or murder
at Bessemer.
The weathers boy claims to have
struck an cqLaintance with clark IN
saloon where he was treating everybody
who came along. The boy wept when the
ofYicers questioned him. The police OF
Birmingham. Pratt City. Bessemer ana
Ensley are working hard to get clues 70
the safe blowing at North Birmingham
and the murder at Bessemer.
The police arrested another suspect In
the North Birmingham postofficc robbery
care this afternoon. He gives his name
as r. J. Logdon-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-13
cLARKgoN WITH PRESIDENT.
Says That His Visit to Roosevelt
Was on Business.

Oyster Bay. n. Y. Sept. l2.-John l.
McDonough. Secretary Of State or Ne"
York. was the Presidents guest at din
ner tonight
Theodore Roosevelt. Jr.. who has been
In the West on a hunting and fishing
trip, returned home this evening. He
was met at the station by his brothers
Archie and Kermit and one of his cousins
who came down from Sycamore Hill In
the Presidents trap.
General James 8. Garrison, Surveyor
Of Customs of the port Of New York
was the Presidents guest at dinner to-
day. General Clarkson stated that he
had come here to inform the President
on certain matters of business connected
with his ONCE.