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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-22
|. & N. WAS CROWDED
MANY TRAINS ON THAT LINE
 YESTERDAY.
Montgomery Depot Officials Were Kept Busy All of the Day-con- gressman Hearst Passes
 Through This Evening.

A tired lot of ofiicials left the JJn'o, Railway Station last night, and Station Master McRae and Assistant station Master Berry Grant felt relieved when the days work was done
 From o'clock yesterday morning until after o'clock this mornng trains were pouring through Montgomery. and be- tween here and Mobile there was a con- tinuous stream. Freights received scant courtesy and spent most of the day hunt ing s.detracks into which they scurried like so many startled rabbits Train dis patchers and operators in Montgomery and all along the line between here and Mobile had hard day of 1t and when some of them leave their tricks and get some well earned sleep this morning 1t will be to toss about and have dreams of the road being crowded with passenger and freight trains crashing into each other.
 For the twenty-four hours mentioned something more than twelve passenger trains left Montgomery for the south. about one every two hours. It took just about ell the available equipment. engines being scarce, but the big rush was hand led in a most admirable manner.
 At 5 o'clock yesterday morning the first section cf tc delayed fast mail, No. s7. reached Montgomery and was promptly sent out to New Orleans, the regular southbound train No. 5 leaving at 2 o'clock.
 At II o'clock the second section of No. 97 arrived and was promptly sent South. Then began the homeseekers' rush and things were in a whiri. The first section of train No. 1, due from the North al Ii o'clock, got in at exactly F and al 12:15 started out for New Orleans, the second section getting in at 12 80 and go- ing south in five minutes.
 At 1:50 D. m. the third section got ir and left for the South at 2:05. At o'clock the Westerns local from Atlanta brought in big crowd of oyster shuckers and the Louisville and Nashville immediately started them down to the coast, the train running as the fourth sec ton of No. 1, making with the Geneva accommodation leaving at o'clock, eight passenger trains going South on the Mo- bile and Montgomery Division.
 Last night there were four sections of train No. going south. the last one be- ing at o'clock this morning.
 This made the twelve trains and to- gether with the Northbound passengers and freights the Mobile and Montgomery Division of the Louisville and Nashville had about all 1t could hold yesterday and last night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-22
Again Normal at Baltimore.

Baltimore, Md, Oct. H.-The directors of the Union Trust Company held a meet ing today which lasted several hours, and after thorough discussion of the af- fairs of the company. resolution was adopted to appoint a committee to ar range for the company to resume busi- ness. Receiver White was at the meet ing After 1t was over. he said that the sentiment of all present was for the re- sumption of business at once. In finan- cial circles here today business settled down to a normal basis. The knowledge that all banks and trust companies had ample cash on hand to meet any emer- gency cleared the atmosphere of rumors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-22
STATE TROOPS D,gtEND.
About an Even Break Between
 Militia eud Regulars.

Fort Riley, Kas, Oct. 21.-Five States against the United States and practically an even break all around, was the result of the army exercises today
 The military situation for the day was that each detachment of State troops should take up a defensive position and there await the attack of a force of reg ulars against it. In each case the attack ing party was the advance of an 1mag- mary army. The Iowa Regiment took It's place on the ogden Flats and was there attacked by the 10th Cavalry. which drew off after the spirited action without pen etrating the line Texas also held it's own.
 The Missouri Regiment took a post on the hills north of the camp, where 1t withstood the attack of Colonel Kline's 21st Infantry
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-22
Two Very Large Children.

New YOrk Times.
 At their present rate of physical de- velopment, when they reach the age of 21, the two children of Mir. and Mrs. Jos eph Green, of Asheville. N. C., will be giants in size. The Greens live on the south fork of the New River. The chil- dren are and years old, a girl and a boy. The girl weighs 9S pounds and has twelve toes and eleven fingers, and the boy weighs "A pounds and has thirteen fingers and twelve toes The children are in the best of health. and a casual ob- server would note nothing unusual about them except their size. Their parents are both slender. weighing not over 130 pounds. The peculiar case has just been discovered and Ks causing much interest, especially among the medical fraternity.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-22
ITALIAN CABINET RESIGNS.
Eanardelli's Action Followed By His
 . Collea 1ues.

Rome, Oct. 2.-The Cabinet has re- signed. The decision to take this step was reached unanimously at ministerial counsel held today and after Premier Zanardelli had announced that he had sent in his resignation in consequence of failing health.
 The resignation of the Premier was rendered to King Victor Emmanuel today and 1t is in no way connected with the political situation. This was clearly set forth at the ministerial council. Signor Zanardelli s health is daily becoming worse. Other members of the Cabinet es- saved in vain to dissuade the Premier from resigning. but his decision so to dc was supported by Signor Baceli, Minister of Agriculture. who is a famous physi- sian.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-22
IN FATHERS CUSTODY.
Moses Fowler Chase is Given by the
 Courts.

7 Chicago Oct 2I.-By affirming decision of The Federal Court for the Indiana district. the limited States Circuit Court of Appeals here to- Sav declared Frederick S. Chase of Lafayette, Ind, to be the legal guardian of the person and property ooth ot ms nsar1n SI s GOO ooo n
 By this ruling of the high court, George uoadley, Jr, was loser and the aunt of young Chase Mrs Ophela Duehme. on whose peti- lion pr. Hoadley was appointed guardian of her nephew In Cincinnati failed again to se- s,,re control of the young man and his valuable estate , ..-.-
 While an appeal to the United States su- preme Court is possible. today's ruling Is con- reded to be practically the end of lengthy legal battle. which has been carried on for
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-22
Miners Return to Work.

Pittsburg, Oct. A.-Eight hundred coal miners at Dravosburg and Camden Bend employed by the Monongahela River Con- solidated Coal and Coke Company were put to work today, after an likeness of Ave weeks owing to the low water stage The increase of the Southern markets make this unemployment necessary About 1,50oOOo bushels are ready for im- mediate shipment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-22
Guests of the President.

Washington. Oct. H.-President Roose- welt gave special reception at the White House tonight to the members of the AL fred Mosely English Educational Com mission. Invited to meet them were rep resentatives of a number of educational institutions of Washington and of the public schools. President Nicholas Mur- ray Butler of Columbia University. N. Y.. made the introductions to the President. The President made 8 brief address of welcome to the visitors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-22
palfour Win I 1.ssolve Parliament.

London, Oct. 2.-The Daily Chronicle this morning says 1t understands the gov ernment has decided to meet Parliament next year and go before the country for a vote during the Easter recess. The paper also says that Premier Balfour would have dissolved Parliament when the Duke of Devonshire resigned as Lord President of the Council. except that he wished Jo- seph Chamberlain to have further op- portunity of prosecuting his fiscal cam nalRn-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-22
-Four More Survivors.

San Francisco, Oct. H.-The steame, Spokane which arrived today from Seat tie, brought four of the survivors of the wrecked steamer South Portland. They are Arthur Ravens, second officer; F. Johnson, seaman: Charles Blowberger, seaman, and Ole Gunderson, seaman.
 These men were taken from a raft by the Spokane yesterday about 1H miles south of Cape Blanco. The Spokane cruised about for an hour in search of another raft. finding only an empty boat. The fog shut down thick and she pro- ceeded on her journey to this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-22
Situatio at Laredo.

Leredo Texas, Oct. 2i.-There was a large diminution in the number of yellow fever cases today. The bulletin issued tonight is as follows: New cases. B: deaths. 4: total number of cases to date. 4s5; total deaths to date. ss. The authori- ties of Erie and Lasal.e Counties have raised their quarantine sufficiently to per- init passage of trains. An ofilcial bull letin from Euevo Laredo states there were twelve cases. six suspicious cases and four deaths yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-22
Laka snnerior Raor. .anization.

Philadelphia. Oct 21.-The formal an- of the reorganization of the Consolidated Lake Superior Company was made today by the reorganization com mittee. It does not differ from the de- tails of the plan which have been given out from time to time. The new com pany will be capitalized at $4o,OOOOOO. Forty years, per cent. gold bonds will be issued to the amount of $10,OO0,0Oo and an issue of per cent. twenty year gold income bonds to the amount of $3,0O0,0OO will also be made. The plan also pro- vides for the raising or the S,OOOOO0 needed by the company, the details of which have already been made public.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-22
pronosed Electric Line.

Norfolk. Va, Oct A.-A meeting is to he held in Norfolk so as to organize company which will build an electric road from Suffolk to Norfolk. Va, distance of twenty eight miles, with possible con- nections to Elizabeth City. N. c. and Smithfield Va.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-22
THE CAPTAIN cULPABLE.
Coroner's Jury Condemns Master or
 the South Portland.

Port orford. Ore, Oct. a.-The coroner s jury empaneled to investigate the death of Charles Huston, First Assistant En- gineer of the steamer South Portland. which was wrecked on Cape Blanco Reef Monday evening, today returned a verdict that Huston came to his death from ex- posture on a life raft. The jury further fnds that Captain J. B. Mcintyre was criminaily negligent in his duties as mas ter in abandoning the wrecked steamer before seeing to the safety of the passen- gers and crew."
 The jury took the testimony of several survivors of the wreck and concluded that the captain should be censured for leaving the ship in the first boat. There Is no trace of the missing life raft and twenty-one passengers and sailors remain unaccounted for.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-22
TEXAS TOWNS SCARED.
Houston and Counties Establish Wig
 orous Quarantine.

Houston and Counties Establish Wig
 orous Quarantine.
 Houston. Texas, Oct. H.-The city Of Houston and the counties of Dewitt. Vic- toria. Fayete. Anuces. Bee, Comal and Hays today inaugurated an iron clad quarantine against the city of San An tonic. effective instanter.
 This followed the ofhcial report from State Health officer Tabor, that there had been three deaths from yellow fever at SanAntonio. It Is stated that Fort Sam Houston. the military post, outside the limits of San Antonio. has also put on a quarantine. Train service will be badly demoralized in southwest Texas during the next few days. but will not affect trains operating out of Houston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-22
Death of ". B. Barnatt.

Jacksonville. Fla. Oct. A.-w. B. Bar nett, president of the National Bank of Jacksonville. died tonight of senility in his SOth year. The National Bank of Jacksonville is one of the largest banks in the State. Mir. Barnet established 1t in 1877 and has been president of 1t con- tinuously since.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-22
Ts0ro Convention Called.

Reading. Pa. Oct 21.-Robert J. Nelson yssterdaV issued a call for a national negro suffrage convention. to be held in Washington. D. C.. December 14 and IS. The call states that the convention Is for the purpose of devising such ways and means as will break up Southern dis franchisement and preserve the full and equal civil and political rights of Ameri- can citizens.'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-22
Sunday School Union.

Chicago. Oct. 1.-The eleventh annual of the American Sunday School Union began today at the Moody Bible Institute. E. E. Stevenson of St. Louis Superintendent of the Southwestern Dis triet, was among the speakers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-22
will Incraasa Canital.

Denver, Col. Oct. N.-At a special meet ing of the stockholders of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company today, 1t was voted to increase the preferred capital stock of the company from $44.- 100000 to $5O.OO0,O0O for the purpose of ac- quiring the branch lines.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-22
TT-iva~.o1;.+ Convention.

washington, Oct. A.-The Board or Trustees of the Universalist General Con vention at today's meeting receiVeo re ,,o~ts Irom the Committee of Fellowships ana Missions. Societies In DeFuniak and Pensacola, Fla, and Little Rock, Ark were granted fellowships.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-22
nvnamita Kills Two.

Aurora, Mo. Oct 1.-Two men were killed and eighteen seriously injured by an explosion of dynamite used for blast ing on the construction work of the White River road in Stone County, thirty five miles east of here today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-22

Monsieur Blondlot a member of the French Academy of Sciences. discovered. not long ago, that invisible rays. capa- ble of penetrating solid substances. are given off from the incandescent mantles of the Welsbach light.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-22

We are never sorry when a man is held ur in a saloon; on the contrary. we hope his wift will hear of 1t, and hold him up again when he gets home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-22
IKE LOEB, Jeweler,

several years for the guardianship of young Chase. who has been pronounced mentally un- sound,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-04-24
LOCAL NEWS.


White Lead. &c per pound.-Heath
& Sons.
E. F. Eslinger was shipping steers
Sunday.
Cypress and Fir Stock Tanks. All
kinds at I. a. Harper's shop.
Mrs Geddes of Offerle was visiting
the family of A. J. Rapp over Sun
day.
Allan Harrison, of Tennessee, was
here last week visiting his aunt, Mrs.
Buchanan.
Try the best high patent flour on the
market. 'Our Banner" For sale by
w. E. Fravel.
Come and let our Little Ticket"
clerks show you some remarkable
prices. East of National Bank.
The Uniformed Rank of the Knights
of Pyuhias will give ball at the
opera house Wee nesday, May 9th.
Use Lump Rock Salt for your stock
It lasts longer and goes farther than
barrel salt On sale at A. HottewitZ s.
The best statesmen in town are our
Little Ticket clerks. Come and
let them talk To you. Clark Brothers.
Mr.. Harrison, who fifteen years ago
was resident Of this county in the
Fellsburg neighborhOOd, was here
last week visiting with Sam Feeder.
e you have to buy any Poultry
Fencing. Red River Early Ohio Seed
Potatoes, or Garden Seeds. come see
US. = NJ. Schnatterly's Mercantile
House.
Harry Barker went to Moberly,
Mo, Saturday and returned the first
of this week. He has resumed his
duties in the dispatcher's Office in
Dodge City.
Mrs. Bee Fulton and babies took
ing where her husband will meet her
and together they will return to their
home in Dallas, Texas.
Mark Rummell has taken charge of
the laundry business which was in the
hands of Charles Maxey. All laun-
dry should now be left at Rummell' 5
hardware and harness store. If
Will Dillinger of Lincoln was rid
ing a horse Sunday and came to
grief. So did the horse. The horse
ran away and collided with wire
fence, fell on his head and broke his
neck. The boy was bitched into the
next section and landed on his head
and ought To have broken his neck
but did not. He is getting along all
right.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-04-24

Fresh lime at r. D. Heath & Sons
The Regner girls have gone to Col
orado for the summer.
Titles examined and abstracts made
by T. b. Evans, bonded abstracter.
her school work in Kansas City Sum
day.
Try the celebrated Mcpherson flour
sour Banner" For sale by W. z.
Fravel.
Senator Smith filled the pulpit of
the Unitarian church in Wichita last
Sunday evening.
We always have Barbed Wire,
Nails and Coal on hand. d.
HEATH & SONS.
Try Lump of Rock Salt for your
stock and note the improvement
Sold by A. HOttewitZ.
"Hoe your own row. But be care
full where you get your hoe. A. Hottie
WITT carries the best on the market.
Mr.. Stillwell, who recently sold his
farm in Brown township, has located
80 miles west of LawtOn in the Indian
country.
All kinds of wagon and and car
riage repairing done; also wagon and
carriage WOODS for sale at 7. A.
Harper.
Our Little Ticket clerks give the
same prices to everyone. They never
study trademarks nor size up your
pile. Clark Brothers.
l.. NJ. Bates, who will be remem-
bered by the boom time settlers from
the fact that he married Miss Lottie
YOst of this city, was visiting Harry
Read last week.
The best Sewing Machine in the
world-the New Home"; also, Other
machines. The Hamilton Pianos and
Organs. For sale at the furniture
store of Cole 81 Wilson.
Clarence Snyder gave up his job
with Marsh & Bidwell to go to What
com, Washington, to Join the other
Lewis boys VINO are there getting rich.
His place in the store is filled by Dell
Hoffman.
Mrs. Edna Buskirk, of Franklin,
died Monday night Immediately fol-
lowing the birth of child which sur
wives. She was the wife of G.. w.
Buskirk and the youngest daughter
of J. w. Young.
Miss Myrtle NJ. Bird has opened
ii ladies tailoring and dress making
esta blishment one door east of the
millinery bazaar. Those for whom
she has worked say that her work is
first class in every particular. If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-28
"FORGER QUEEN PLAYS Tag
With SLEUTHS AND COURTS

aaexpsS.~-S stit- kduwn tu little Ar
Train. Mr l. tiarbicr temptinsly
handed Jim over to the clustering
Mt Train.
I don't believe itl" rnafed the
timinutiNe district attorney Here,
# Ynu rrally did forge that COPY the
name on this uteee of paper Then
he smiled on the Jury triumrhantiy
Jim heaitsted lie would make "A
very guod actor. Well I'm pretty
ahaky with morphine" he aitarrd.
Hut III auc what I can do lie
teak the paper ana wrote rapidly
Practice makes perfect Jim made
an exact COPY Next day the jury
baiked on conviction ana the
'fuFHvr queen Was let OF on "A dis
agreement
That's only aae 81 the little tricks
the ehildiike and bland young lady
played on the district attorney. The
detectives she listened 90 and then
Ripped up the hack by admitting ali
Il their nice story Go be- true she
had known and fuolcd them. she
sisid. 20 save Jim. Peabody tuld me-
last might he'd seen hundreds Of
ny moils. but this was the 1ycnt.
lie also said something about Mt
Train. ~. didn't cali him fy
Mahei Parker will be tried aEain.
Just as soon aud fusi "a hard AS
Jerome can work a. They say they
viii land her IN prison " thrY break
4 les The efafNer queen" n Htili
laughing Ia the Tombn pTiauu. The
lawyers regard the tns~ ~ the neat
eat eemedy that wes ever rut on the
buaria
| am told that Mrs pfeeue. Ma
bells foster mother. adopted the
child for "a rurpnpe The Miunsap-
oils lady vas 4 lecturer and writer
on eriminolesf1. ard her audience
stutnp-d her n practice her own
theories on ehild the story Hfsea
The fs-ault - this "forzwr queen.
me criminoluEY specialists "a the
rombs prison saY she's a remark
able specimen.
+. a. MEAD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-28
SEEMED TO sE TOTALLY ENMfsAuR IN setfta. aur
SIZE WON OUT nv CLEVER RusG-elRL TRAINED OUT or
CRIMINAL LINES ONE OF rAE sARgwpUsr GvER.

peevishiy, what's the matter With
that younk woman Doesn't she
know that we've as good As Eut hcf
eonNictcdF
A little before THIS time Mabel
had lct her husband into the Joke,
Jim Parker il Cruok. lies done
his bit and he's fiy, jim WAS wait e.
lng iu the mems pen these mornings
Indicted Tor forEcfy Ia another court
~ when Mahci kicked twice On the
partition from her side Of the pen,
Jim kicked back the signal. ON
either side 81 the wall Jim and Ma
bel ztrolied to the window ITS
close In here. said Mabel. and low
erred the window.
"Sturfy.a remarked linn and
pullcd down the sash ia hta room a
bit
"you hear me. Jimf" called Mabel
cautiously toward her window,
sure. called back Jim 10 his
We'll. is up Go yo0 u say that
You forged that signature Yuu know
the one mean enuueiated the
forEUr queen. carefully.
Hut can't get the fiat. objected
Jim
Practice Il. YOU fatty" came
waited back In the dfanght
Surc but What do ! get
Amt you up Tot e uow. any.
way -
I'm on. Mabel"
And the court officer said Il vas
getting awful bleWy cat. and hadn',
they better shut that window
~. In walks Jim Ia Mahei'z trial
few DAYS later meek and chaa-
tened looking on. yes. he ana "a
his Wits only said she had. just "a
saw him. he testified II was a
pretty defense. and a. came az an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-28

THE MOUTH OF THE GIFT
HORSE
II NAs the morning after christ-
mas and IN hts narlor stall the gift
horse tr~Fubled- Around him werp
stubs OF half burnt candies. drying
pine needles ard other remnants ~
s hrtstnaA ohaer The animals
mouth waa propped vide arsn and
ridges ruse plain on every tooth
How b. suffered none bat a XIII
horse that has lived through a De-
eenher 18th can tell he aagferwI in
silence. only Ehe mlurtnur 81 voices
brpke IN. stiffness 81 his stAli.
eh. Who gave you that Isn't IL
aeestf What - u for -
II - a muir chain. looks Ike a
pair % bits. duesut ~ The slit
hoFHe' prieked up his ears t. ilatrn
'uuSiu Mary sent Il. she kuous /
have no Turn. Here II 4 hauaaornr
stocs Tor nsather. it l. a kooa three
inches high
Sbs can turn n down"
lsa she can make another. Tor
that msiters This popular novel -
fathers3 be neyer reads anything
lighter than the Rihle. Milton OF
Locke Y0ufsr L. Aunt Abbis'a
Nork hasket. For five years Aunt
Abhls has heen unable 70 hold a
needle"
Here IS a dainty little ribbon a..
fair
n - a glove darnsr. wouid give
about CENTS Tor h. mupt-sae 50
cents was wasted on The thing
The "wifi horse switched a warn
inK with hls tAii. which vas prompt
y hNhed 10 his left hind leg.
It's shame 10 ahuas the poor
animal"
Yes. ! know. but he might kick
Look 40 the &uFk bags. one for each
OF va. Josephine makes a Speciality
q work hays. We are all school