The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-22

WASHINGTON Jan. H.-A cablegram received
 ct the State Department today from Consul-
 General Jenkins at San Salvador announces
 that Spauldink. the American who was, as
 he asserted, Illegally arrested by the local
 authorities, has been released. The State
 Department had cabld to Ministr Mrry to
 see tht the man had justice.
 NEW YORK. Jan. 21.--"Young Corbett'' has
 accepted as final the interdiction put upon h c
 proposed boxing bout with Terry McGov-
 ern before the Scituate Athletic Club by
 Governor Garvin of Rhode Island. Corbett
 says his taste of New England anti-pr ze
 fight laws last Summer in Connecticut was
 quite sufficient.
 ALBANY. N. r., Jan. Ex-Governor Odeil. Re-
 publican, and Attorney General cunnen.
 Democrat in joikt conference today dec ded
 that every effort should be made to get an
 immediate decistan from the Court of An-
 peals upon the adverse ruling of the third
 appellate division in the franchise tax matter. SALEM Ore, Jan. 21-The two houses of the
 Leg stature met in joint session at noon to
 ballot for United States Senator. The bal
 lot resulter as fellows: c. W. Fulton. S1;
 L. T. Gier, IS; H. L. Pittock, 5: Nj. c.
 George, 4; c. S. Wood Dem.), r. Remainder
 scattered; necessary to an election, 46 AsHEyILLE, N C., Jan 21-Former Presi-
 dent Grover Cleveland and party had excel
 lent luck du ing their hunting trip near
 Mottsaeld Dufint the last few dayes ten
 deer and a auarI ty of smaller game have
 been killed Mir. leevland shot big buck
 at the first stand
 SAN ANTONIO. Rn 2l.-The 17th field bat terv left Fort Sah Houston this afternoon at
 l0:3O o'clock en route to the Philippines. This is the first organization to move out ol the Department of Texas under the provi- sions of the-Jrder recently issued by the War Departmtnt
 OLYMPIA, wasI.. Jan. 2l-The two houses of tn Legislattre assembled in joint session
 today and bal bted for Unietd States Senator with the foBwing result: .Ankenny, 50:
 Preston 42; turner Dem). 22 Wilson. F; Allen, 5; Crfw. 1; Graves, 1. Necessary to a choice, 6sai
 aIHRALTARI Jan. H.-The North German Lloyd steaJship Lahn left here this evening at ' o'clocIfor New York. She had on board Il cabin ind 657 stee age passengers. Inc Lahn grounded on a sand bank last Sunday morning tn Tumara five miles east of Gi- bTaltar
 pRTNcETbN. N. J., Jan, 2i.-The Rev. Joseph B. wilbn died tonight at the residence of his sd, Woodrow Wilson, President of Prncebn Univelsitl. Dr. Wilosn was sl | yearSVu and was TOT Su years clcTk UT -ne soutifn Presbyterian Assembly. ! MEXDo, JAN. 1.-The nineteenth annual l Metbdist conference at Pachuca has ad- | touIed after a successful and interest ng | sesJon. Bishop Earl Cranston of Portland. | oi. presided.
 | yEjICE, Jan. 21,-The municipality of Nanice 1 IS voted a further credit of S70 900 to be tvoted to the restoration of historic bu ld- | kgs total of 900 will be spent to | his end.
 Il jOAE, Jan 21-Father Louis Stckney of Bal \ ttmose, member of the American College M in Rome, has been appointed secretary to ' the apostolic delegation in Canada. BERLIN, Jan. a.-American agents in the
 RuTer district asking the terms for 100,
 OOO tons of coal for shipment to the United
 States.
 BUDAPEST, Jan. 2l.-The sugar convention
 bull passed its th.rd reading today in the
 lower house of the Hungarian Diet.