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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05


 promised Miss Roosevelt that she shall be the first woman to have trip in his airship,
 The fry who profess to tell the future agree in giving this fortune favored girl a high and happy destiny, A palmist pre- diets an early marriage of love, wealth and distinction. An astrel0ger says she may marry the young King of Spain If Effete nohiemea are bad enough as hus- bands for our clean biooded, lovely Amer ican girls. But effete royalties, mol Miss Roosevelt is strong individual circle of girl friends called the Alice Roosevelt set.' She has not developed any markedI intellectual traits as yet, but is
 ast charming sdSetK .Sa sipl naad whs ss sn'oys writer says of her. Miss Roosevelt Is at the dancing age, that time in life when every girls heart beats the time of a Saa bapBss iss ta ss at ssy ssf Gsfi sri Iuncaeoia parties where the President s aaektfG aricka. in RhIeb s her @ @latsers aid Rough her father in being ready of speech and | opinion. She possesses also a gift very | unusual for a girl in her teens-the fac l ulty. of brilliant and ready repartee. It who prescribed a change of climate for
 her when her health was not good. | tlNe lu ENeW 1OIk EeL nOtQlub etSe | than change of climate"
 l She sets a noble example 10 American | girihood in being able to dress herself l and in refusing to have maid to wait on her. It is fitting that the daughter | of 8 republic should be independent and courageous and know how to use her | hands.
 4 number of the other young ladies of the Washington society set are like | Alice Roosevelt, devoted to horseback riding and athletic exercise A notable | equestrlenne Is Miss Pansy Boomer ! who inherits her love of horses from her | ancestors. the Reales. a distinguished | old Washington family. Miss Bloomel | Is a cousin of Mrs. John Mclean. Miss | Mason is another Of the Washington | young society set who is fond of horse | back riding. Miss Mason rides in a di- vided skirt
 There, too, is beautiful Miss pu Bois one of the Alice Roosevelt set" Ye' l another society beauty during this nos llustrious Washington season is Mss | tIildegsrde McKenna. daughter of Unit ed States Associate Justice McKenna Miss NcKenna has blue eyes and browI lair and a wonderfully bright face. witl inely cut features. Another young ladS Is Miss cockreu, daughter of the Mis
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05
 old-Time Official Salaries

BvehlnE Wisconsin,
 me fathers of the republic would have hau Httle sympathy with the demand for inhated official salaries which is so often heard at the present time 1t was a mo- uon ob|many of the hest men in the good oid Vnes that the nonjr of public office was an onset for slender pecuniary com pensa tion, They did not want official sal aries to be set so high as to tempt men or mercenary instincts to seek public po- sitions for prtvate gain.
 Following is the text of salary act which wal passed by the Legislature of the state of Franklin, The State of Franklin has /had no place on the map for more than one hundred years, and It may he worth while to explain that 1t was the first commonwealth erected west of the Alleyhanfss, Part of the territory which is included is now within the boundaries of North Carolina; the The State of Franklin was organized in liS5 by hardy settlers who claimed that they were neglected by the government of North Carolina, and with John SevleI as Governor it had a stormy existencS of something more than three years Here is the act:
 Be it enacted by the General Assem-. biy of the State Of Franklin, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same, that from the lst day of January, 17SS the salaries of the officers of this commonwealth be as follows. to wit:
 His excellency. the Governor per an mum, l.OOO deer skins
 His honor. the Chief Justice, 800 deer skins.
 fThe secrst2Ey ef his excellency, the Governor, 800 rsecooR skins.
 ''1the Treasurer of the State. 45o rac- coon skins:
 "Each County Clerk. S5Q beaver skins.
 Clerk of the House of Commons, 200 raccoon skins.
 Member of the Assembly, per diem. three raccoon skins.
 Justices fee for signing q warrant. one fnuskrat skin.
 constable for Serving a warrant, one mink skin.
 '.Enacted Into Jaw the 18th day of lctbberr IISE under the great seal Of the State"
 As the State qf Franklin went out oi existence on March 1, J7sS, this salary Act was Tn force for thlS two months
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05
FOR MAYOR,
Chamberiain Says It's False,
c. P, ANDERSON, Fhe Peoples Candidate.

LeRdea, April 4.-CaieRial Secretary Chamberlain was asked today if there was any truth in the statement by the Berlin correspondent of The Daily Chronicle yesterday te the effect that tho Government intends to disselp9 Par liament at the end of the present session that the leaGing plank of the Conserva- tive platform would De an enormous ex- tension of local government in Ireland, and that the Irish police would be placed under the control of a legislative council. MT. Chamberlain replied; .rshe state mehts are absolutely false, Gcth as re- gards myself and the Government gener- ally "
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05
FOR MAYOR, c. P. ANDERSON, The Peoples Candidate.
Walking Delegate Elected,


 Washington, April 4,-Acting Secretary Darling received ln tho morning mall a report from Rear Admiral Rogers. conn mandant at the New York Navy Yard upon the ejectmsnt frem that yard yes terday of a walking delegate, one O. s, Massey, representing the heusesmiths' statement is a temperate review of the conditions which led up te his actien, Seven or eight werkmen, he says, were approached by Massey: They quit work These men were employed by centrac' ter to install tha big derrick which will handle the material fev the battleshiT Connecticut and the extent ef the ad' mirars activity was simply to prevent in' terference with the workinSmen, while ir the limits of the yards; As the ease now stands in view of Admiral Rogers state ment, the Department does not feel call ed upon for any action:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05
Died in Mothers Arms,

Chicago, April 4.--While waiting for a train in the Grand Central station here today, the year old child of Mrs, John Ianghardt died in its mothers arms, MT and Mrs Langhardt are immigrants or their way to Lincoln, Neb,
 The mother had heen walking through the aisies singing softly to the child,
 ''Hee, Jehn'' she said, Charlie is asleep, You hold him while get bit oi rest"
 The father noted the pinehed fact of the little one and without replying ran from the station. returning a few minutes af. ter in a vain search for physician;
 i'Charlie's dead" he announced quietly The weeping mother held the lifeless body to her breast until the police came and re. moved 1t to an undertaking establish ment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05
SAY FoRAKER EXAGGERATED
Southern Pacific Engineers Dispute
 His Statements.

Ogden, Utah. April 1.-The Standard to- day publishes statement based on inter views with the Southern Pacific engi- neers, by which 1t is claimed that Sena- tor. Foraker's figures given before the court at Nashville are based on much exaggerated accounts of the sinking of a few feet of track on the construction work across Great Salt Lake.
 The Southern Pacific engineers assert that they have encounted no difficulties that they had not anticipated and that they are easily overcome and the great engineering project of spanning Great Salt Lake will be accomplished fact be- fore July {. The estimated cost of the undertaking Is $4,O00,0o0 and not s13.0 ,00C as stated by Senator Foraker,
 The cutoff. will, 1t is stated, reduce the distance between Ogden and San Fran cisco forty-six miles and eliminate i5c miles of the most dangerous and difficult piece of mountain road on the Central Pacific,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05
The ahiaction of Blair.

Portland. Me. April 4,-ottawa news dispatches announcing the opposition of the Canadian Minister of Railways and Canals, NJ. c. Blair to the project of the grand trunk railway which has asked the Government for authority to recon struct its lines. are of much interest here. II Is understood that the com panys plans if carried out. would divert most of the trade from Canada to Flu rope via this port to some shipping port on Canadian territory.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05
Recommended for Promotion,

Washington, April 4.-First LIeutenanis Bosscree and Frankenson, Filipino scouts. have been recommended by the command ing general of the division of the Philip pines for commissions in the regular ar my in recognition of their participation in the fight with San Miguei's forces last month. Second Lieutenant John l., Fin layson. another Filipino scout. who also took part in the fight. has been recom- Inended for promotion and Otto Heiter, hospital corps, who shot five of San Mi guefs men. losing an arm, has been rec ommended for a medal of honor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05
Che Latest In Dress Goods.

Our Dress Goods Department will be especially attrac- tive this week. The seasons latest novelties will be shown along with the freshest and best to be found in the tried standards. Here few specials for the week:
 Handsome French Kreeb, Voile and London Twne Coth These are the newest fabrics shown this season, in black and colors Prices from S2.25 to oSe.
 Silk Down, high lustrous fabric silk warp light weight, in black only, 40 in per yard, SIPS.
 Mohair Brllantine, in black and the new blue, with shot figure of white AZ in. wide very stylish and serv iceabe for separate Skirts special price7s and 5Sc
 Cream Voe promises to be very popular for Shirt Waist suits and separate Skirts We showing beautiful line of these fabrics, from SI.Ioto 4sc.
 Sheets and Pillows.
 Here is an opportunity for you in these goods. Sheets full size, hand torn, good ones, 4oc.
 10 pieces, o-4 heavy Sea Island sheeting worth ISe, at I4c.
 Feather Pillows, dependable ones at low prices, per pair $I.oo ST. 2s and SI.5o.
 Extra Down Pillows. special bargains, per pair. SI75, S2. go and S3.25.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05
puried Treasure Recovered.

Helena, Ment., April 4.--Buried treasur, to the amount of about s1s,000 was discov cred by plumber under the house at S1 Broadway this afternoon, As reward for his discovery the alleged owners 0 mick, gave the plumber sl, McCormicl was greatly excited. HS could not tell the amount he asserted he had buried beneatl the cellar fiber The cans had evidentl. been buried for years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05
German Press is Kind,

BerliR April 1.-The German press treats President Roosepeit's speech at Chicago on the Monroe Doctrine in a kindly way, Tho Dewey interview has evidently been passed over and the foreign office informed the Associated Press that the German official world felt kindly to- ward the United States Government.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05
THE SOCIAL STARS
 OF GAY WASHINGTON

although a Presidents daughter wAe obliged to meet disappointment whicif the trip to Havana did not at all mab& up for k
 Later Miss Alice was invited to christenf the Kaiser's own American built yacht. and the Kaiser himself was so pleased that he not only named a small vessel of the German navy Alice Roosevelt, but bestowed on the Presidents daughter what he considered the highest honor within his gift--sent her his portrait; that,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05
sharpe,s Column Successful.

London. April 4.-The War Office today received a dispatch from Alden, Arabia under even date. that Major Sharpe $ flying column had returned to nemot Somaliland. after a weeks successful op- eratlons southward. and that the enemy z losses were ninety eight men killed and 2,0oO camels and 6,000 sheep captured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05
Petition Against B. & O

Washington, April i.-The City Gas Company of Norfolk, Va, has filed wttl the Interstate Commerce Commission ape titfon against the Baltimore and Ohio rail toad alleging excessive and unreasonabl tates, and that the defendants were re ceivfng for transporting coal for. the City Gas Company than 1t demands for othei like service
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05
Ne Hope for Steamer

San Francisco, April 4-Advices to thu Merchants Exchange from Bodego, ar' to the effect that tners IS pa hope of get ting the steamer Albion River, whici went ashore yesterday, eff the recks. Th' vessel will be total less. Ths tug Ses Rover this morning took off Captain Bar ham and number of the crew who re maired on board the vessel all night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05

too. Tn a gold
 ra se. The girl
 has already had a yacht. a rose.
 a club and a s t Il d 1 O named for her. The club Is one or ganized for phil anthropic work in Chicago. The studio Is that of Frances John- ston. the art photographer of w a s h 1 n 6 ton,
 who made a pie ture of Miss Roosevelt in her debutante gown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05
undns Haste Shown.

Chicago. April 4.-Undue haste in voting the true hills for prominent board of trade firms yesterday gave rise to an in vestigation of the action of the grand jury today and caused States Attorney Deneen te interfere with the. return of the indictments and delay Anal action
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05
Killed by Falling Tree,

Mad.sonville. Ky. April 4.-Theodore Rankin. and his s-year-old daughter were .silled last midnight and Mrs. tSahiah vas severely injured by large tree oe- .nf, blown across the house which they we're occuuyinx on a farm near Luzerne. Muchlenberg County
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05
Henry White Honered.

London. April 4.-Henry White. Secre- tary Of the United States embassy was one of the three men elected yesterday to membership in the Athencust Club; under the rule empowering the annual election of nine persons of distinguished eminence in science. art, literature or the public service.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05
Thieves Got ss,ooo.

Chicago. April "A dispatch to me IT ,ordInK to the ofieiaIs of the bank at Le- ;ar, Which was robbed by three men ie1 vhc escaped after fatally shooting a St- 'er currency to the amount ot $s.yW %as gas and fhe funds were fA She bank.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05
FOR MAYOR.
C. P. ANDERSON, The Peoples Candidate.
Died Under the Knife.

Mexico. April 4.-Elizar Lobeza, Treas urer General of the Republic, Is dead as he result of n surgical operation for ap oendicitis. He was 5S years old. He vas born in Oaxaca. and the greater DOT vice.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05

on the charges. The true bills are said to have been adopted despite the State Attorney who insisted that the testimony introduced did not constitute prima facie case.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05
R.omana May Retire,

Lima, Peru, April At is reported tha President Romano will retire in Septem Der of this year, and that he will be sue Alzamota.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05


 not long ago. !
 There are also Miss Rebekah Page Knox, the Attorney Gener- al's daughter. a young lady with all a French woman's taste in dress; Miss Gro S b y, Miss Florence Field, and a dozen oth- CTS of these splendid speci- mems of Ameri- can womanhod. It is pleasant to note t h a t a daughter of the Spanish race has been permitted to follow the fashion and have Kenna.
 . social debut
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05
Haytiau Cabinet Has Big Crisis.

Port au Prince. Haxtl. April 4.-The Cabinet has resigned owing to the Senate having jassed a vote of censure against the ministers for failure to take proceed .ngs against those who were responsible for the interruptions of the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies March 90. by the firing Of rifles shots. It was reported at the time that the disturbance was due to the complicity of certain of the minis (erS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05
Sensation in pdrdSclS

We bought manufacturers sample line of Fancy Parasols at half the cost of making, and in order to create real sensation and give the public the biggest bargains ever known in these goods we throw the entire line on sale tomorrow and as long as they last, at these unheard of prices: Parasols worth ST to $0, at 4oc to $a.o8
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05

out party like American girls at Wash ington. This Spanish maiden is Miss Cal deron, the Peruvian Ministers daugh- ter. who was in n1bduced to societya the present season.
 Katherine Blades,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05
FOR MAYOR,
c F. ANDERSON. The Peoples Candidate
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2 Troy. NJ. April 1-The body of Henry T. Mason, Judge of the Rensselaer, Coun- ty ourt, who had been missing since Monday. has been found in field of AL eany Indications were that he had taken bis own fife. The reason for the act Is thought to have been despondsncSs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05
sHoWERED WITH ROSES.
Edward VII Royalty complimented
 by Lisbon's Fair Sex.

Lisbon. April liking Edward had a novel experience today while visiting the museum of the Geographical society. The hall was filled with people. and the floor was strewn with flowers When the King, accompanied by King Carlos. en- tered the hall the ladies in the galleries showered rose leaves on the monarchs. King Edwards coat was thickly covered with leaves, at which he laughed heartily.
 Replying to an address of welcome King Edward remarked on the unprece- dented attentions showered on him. and said they would never fade from his memory
 Not Asked to Pay Vatican Visit.
 Rome, April 4.-It seems that the fact about King Edward coming to Rome and the possibility of his meeting the Pope are that the King has not been asked to visit the Pope. and therefore all the means suggested for the meeting are problematic.
 The vatican thinks that owing to the number of Catholics in the British en- plre, especially In Ireland and Canada, the king will not come to Rome without trying to see the Pope, as otherwise it would appear to be an intentional of fense.
 Anticipating the Kings visit there is now an element from the ceremonial e5- tablishment at the time of King Will Hams first visit, by allowing the king to start freu the British embassy where he will he met by Mgr, Stanor, the canon of St, John Lateran and the highest Eng fish preiate here, who will accompany him to the vativan, However, it is preba- bie that tine king will not go to the vatican if he comes to Reme for one day only, as seems likely according te the latest information an the subject.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05
A gentleman's smoke-Meliowleaf

No looks well in his best clothes who sh,w ws by his manner that he remembers that he has them on.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05

souri Senator. She Is as handsome and
 as much of social favorite as her sister
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05
Exposition or Dainty ciabt Dress Goods.

We.have placed on the three center counters. right hand side, one of the most exquisite and stylish lines of ght-weight Dress Goods ever shown in this city. and we are going to have regular exposition this week of these pretty goods. Here are fine and dainty stuffs in cot ton, cotton and silk, and mercsrized cotton-all the newest fabrics, weaves, patterns, colorings
 and effects, in Montrose Tissues, Tissue de Soie, Satin Striped voile, Grenadine Stripe Mousseline. Lisse, Kaye, Linen and Silk Grenadne,, and other new and filmy fabrics thai have made their first appearance this season-an exposition worth seeing we are sure. Prices ? x We'll, they are low; surprisingly low-18to o5c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05
Special Attractions fcr CbiS
cCvely neW Silks.

This week we will show beautiful line of the newest and best things in Silk for Shirt Waist Suits and other purposes. We can save you money on Silks.
 For Shirt Waist Suits we will show some attractive new arrivals in the pretty checked and striped effects in white, blue, green, tan, reseda, black and garnet grounds per yard. 65 to o8c
 White India Silks, A Inch, with pretty flo- ral. scroll and dot designs worth 7sc yard, at 5oc
 Taffeta Silk, 20 inch. guaranteed all pure silk, very good and serviceable quality, afull line of solid colors, also in the new shaded effects, worth 6Sc, special for Monday 3oc
 We are also showing full line of Black Silks in all the staple as we'll as in the new weaves at very reasonable prices.
 Black Taffeta. the stand by that is always in evidence is here, too, in abundance at these very low prices:
 ISin, Black Tafeta, all Silk, worth 90. at 3oc.
 Io in. Black Taffeta, all Silk, worth 65, at 47c.
 20 in. Black Taffeta, warranted not to spt worth 7sc, at s8c.
 "A in. Black Taffeta, guaranteed, extra heavy, worth $I.oo, at 87c.
 27 in. Black Taffeta, guaranteed, extra heavy, worth $I.25, at o8c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05
mems Spring Underwear.

This will be a good week to buy light weight Underwear, Night Shirts. Smart Socks, White Vests and many other seasonable Gents Fur nshings. from our splendid new stock. We op- en the season with some money saving special sales, details of which are given below.
 How is this for starter1 Babriggan Shirts and Drawers, white. brown, and in colors, reg ular soc goods, splendid values, sizes 32 to A inch, Monday and Tuesday only per garment 43c
 White Lisle Shirts and Drawers, all sizes, reg ular dollar values, per garment 85c
 Babriggan Shirts, good ones, we'll made, each at ~ztt. -..... 25c
 as dozen Fancy and Black Socks, splendid quality. a Monday opportunity for you at 20 per cent Discount from low, regular prices.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05

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