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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-04-13
TELEGRAMY Y.

Rzyrn, 13 kwietnia. - Ojciec
swiety spedzil noe przykra i
wczoraj tax byl zdenerwowany'
ze zawezwany do Watykanu dr..
Lapponi musial przepisac srodek
uspokajajacy. Powodem tel ME
dyspozycyi byiy zapewne one
gdajsze uroczystosci w kosciele
sw. Piotra, zbyt widocznie ola
Papieza meczace. Niektorzy du-
chowni w Watykanie sadza, ze
Ojciec swiety W ostatnich CA
sach mia} powody do rozdraznie-
MIA W zbyt czesto go dochodza-
cych wiesciach o brojeniu anar-
chistow. Zwyki on sam otwierac
listy do niego nadchodzace: znal-
dowalo sic miedzy mimi podobno
duzo anonimowych z pogrozkami.
zartowa1 on Mich nieraz w roz-
mowach kardynalami, ale bye
moze, ze wplyw niejaki wywarly
ME dlatego, jakoby obawiaa sic o
swe zycie, tylko dlatego, re mar
twi go tax potworny upadek mo-
ralnosci ludzi.
Zauwazono podobno juz one
gdaj przy odpramianiu nabozeh-
stwa przez Piusa x, ze byl bardzo
blady. P6zniej w ciagu dnia do
wiedziano sic, re powodu roz-
nych pogiosek policya szczegol-
niej by1a czynna W okolo i we
wnatrz Watykanu i aresztowala
kilka osob, ktore zbyt natretnie
domaga}y sic przystepu do wne-
trza koscio}a, a podejrzanie wy
gladaIy. Wiadonosc o tenn mogla
sic bardzo przyczynic do rozdraz-
nienia Papieza.
DR.. Lapponi zapewnia, ze o.
ciec swiety potrzebuje tyEko Kill
kodniowego spoczynku zupelne-
go, poczem bedzie zdrow zupe%-
ME.
Kardynal Satolli udaje sic do
Stanow Zjednoczonych "a zezwo-
leniem Papieza, ale ME W urzedo-
wynn charakterze, Jako prefekt
kongregacyi studyow odwiedzi
katolicki uniwersytet w Wa
szyngtonie wystawe w St.Louis.
Jestto rzecza niezwykla, by kar-
dynal majacy urzad na divorce
papiezkim, odbywa} podr6z bez
specyalnej jakowejS misyi.
Barcelona, IS kwietnia. = Kie-
dy premier Maura wczoraj wcho-
dzii do patacu rady generalnej po-
wracajac z nabozehstwa zalobne-
go odprawionego "a dusze zmar-
lei bysej krolowej Izabelli, jakis
1oletni m}ody czlowiek nadbiegl,
zawoiai: "Dzieh dobry! Mech zy-
je anarchia |" pchnal ministra
sztyletem w piers. Rani1 go tylko
lekko (zapewne koronkowe zabo-
ty oslabily pchniecie) pod szo-
stem zebrem, zosta} aresztowa-
ny. Byi to niejaki Joaquin Mi
quel Artoa, s1uzacy; w swej cell
probowaf sobie odebrae zycie, BIZ
jac glowa o muir. Przyzna} sic, re
jest anarchista. Rama Maury tax
jest lekka, re ME przeszkodzi mu
W zwyklych czynnoSciach. Krol
wyjezdza dzisiaj Barcelony.
Czefu, 13 lewietnia. - Kapitan
parowca Lockshan, ktory przy-
byi w1asnie Niu Czwang, dono-
81, ze dis Eve srode) rano mie-
dzy ,godz. 5 a 7 ssyszaa hulk wy
strza1om licznych i ezsstych cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-04-13
PRZEGLAD
POLITYKI MIEDzYNARODOWEJ,
Chicago, Is kwietnia.

-
Cesarz Wilhelm bawi{ w Nea-
polu przyja} tam ma swym yach-
Gle "Hohenzollern" krola WHO'S
hego Wiktora Emanuela. Obaj
monarchowie wygkosili przy Snia-
daniu mowy, W ktorych zwr0cili
naciskiem uwage ma trwaloSc 81
3e tr6jprzymierza i znaczenie tego
soiuszu nietylko dla trzech
KRAKOW interesowanych, lecz tax
ze dIa pokoju powszechnego.
Nowych mysli i poglad0w ME
zawieraIy toasty neapolitanskie.
To samo wypowiadano ze strony
tax niemieckiej jak w3oskiei juz
kiIkakrotnie, i "a kazdyn razem,
jak W tym wypadku, cesarz ME
miecki przemawial W tonic dale
ko dobitniejszym silniej podkre-
SIal znaczenie sojuszu, niz jego
sprzymierzeniec wlOsh.
Wage szczeg0lna nadaje temu
spotkaniu sic monarch0w ! mo-
won wygloszonym przez Mich
chwila, W ktorej nastapiio spot
kanie. Me nalezy mniema6, re
Podr6z kuracyjna cesarza Wilhel-
ma po morzu Sr0dziemnem, uza-
sadnia jego chorobe gard1a, jest
tyIko pretekstem do zaiatwienia
spraw politycznych. Cesarz ME
miecki dowiodl juz czesto, re ma
SmialoSc stworzenia sobie sposo-
bnoSci do osobistego porozum1e-
wanna sic Z innyni monarchami,
gdy uznaje to "a potrzebne, W
tym wypadku ME bylby szukal O.
sion sztucznych, aby upozorowac
spotkanie sic krolem Wiktorem
Emanuelem.
Jest on rzeczywiscie cho-
". Ale choroba ME przeszkadza
mu pamietac o sprawach, ktore
W chwili obecnej zajmuja wszy-
stkie umysly i W wiekszym hub
mniejszym stopniu interesuja
wszystLie panstwa. Wojna rosyj-
sko japonska moze oddzialac sill
ME na stosunki europejskie, do
Prowadzic do powaznych zatar-
cow miedzynarodowych, a rowno-
cze5nie jest wypadkiem, ktorego
wyzyskania W swoim interesie
rozmaite pahstwa moga zapra-
gnaG, z drugiej strony pozostaje
totqd niezaiatwiona i grozaca "a
ms,em sprawa macedOhska, z
Ma I2czy sic perspektywa zasa-
dniczego uregulowania stosun-
E5w baIkahskich ! zmiang Status
CuO", ustanowionego ma kongre-
sic berlinskim.
Mkt ME zdola przewidzie6 ma
stepstw wojny wschodnio azya-
trck;ej rozwoju stosunk6w na
Balkanach, ale chwila jest bardzo
wazna ! moze dojS6 do wypad-
i5w, kt6re odbija sic poteznie ma
og5luych stosunkach politycz-
aych swiata. Kazdy wiec w tych
clezkich / niepewnych czasach O.
g,2da sic "a sprzymierzehcami, u
siIuje utwierdzic stale zwiazki
Po-'tyczne nawlazac nowe, aoy
r5ezpieczyc sic na przysz}osc i
zapewniG sobie moznosc zdoby-
cia korzysci, : jezeli do tego
znajdzie sic sposobnos6. Widzi-
my to W dazeniu Angli i Francyi
% wyr6wnania dawnych przeci-
~iehstw nawiqzania stosunk6w
se7decznych. TaIdm samym obja-
wen jest zapowiedziany objazd
cesarza Wlhelma po dworach
Pahstw, poIozonych mad morzem
Sr6dziemnem : od Hiszpanii az
DO Turcyi, zwiaszcza spothanie
Sic cesarza z krolem wfoskim.
Chodzi tam przedewszystkiem o
wzmocnienie slabnacego coraz
wiscej sojuszu przez wskazanie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-04-13

shan byl ostatnim okretem ku-
pieckim, ktory wyjechai Z Niu
Czwang.
Zdaje sic, re istotnie odbywa
sic bitwa morska wysp Mao
tao, pomiedzy Teng Czau Por-
tenn Artura. Ale szczegolow brak.
U wejscia do Portu Artura zgro-
madzonych jest DUO japohskich
okretow, wczoraj widziano TAX
zs okrety rosyjskie po "a Portem
.Artura.
seul, 13 kwietnia. Z p6inoc-
nej Korei donosza zr0dha japoh-
skie, re Rosyanie SLIME ufortyfi-
kowali Chin Tien Czeng, miasto
-warowne po stronie mandzurskiej
.rzeki Yalu, okolo 10 mil ma polnoc
cd Antung, i re okolo 10000 wsze-
1akiego wojska rosyjskiego bronit
bedzie przeprawy przez rzeke.
Petersburg, IS kwietnia.- Gen.
Kuropatkin doni6sl, ze w nocy 8
kwietnia gen. Krasnalihski pre-
prawil sic oddzialem strzelc6w
ma wyspe Samaliud ma rzece va
lu. w trzech lodziach wiaSnie
przeprawialo sic 50 Japohczykow
cd strony wschodniej ma wyspe.
Rosyanie dozwolili i'm wylado-
wac, potem dali ognia pozabi-
jail, zakluli bagnetami, lub poto-
pill wszystkich Japohczykow, sa-
mi ME ponios}szy zadnych
STRAIT (?) w nocy 9 kwietnia CITE
rech Rosyan przeprawialo sic
przez rzeke Yalu do Yongampo i
udato sic do wioski rosyjskiej,
gdzie spostrzegli szwadron ja-
pohskiej kawaleryi. Pozostali tam
w ukryciu IL godzin, ale zdradze-
nj przez Koreahczyk6w, widzieli
sic zmuszonymi puScit sic mpiaw
przez rzeke, bo 1odz ich ugrzezla
W piasku. Jeden zoInierz stracil
zycie. Japohczycy Scigali ich w
s6dzi, ale pojawila sic }odz rosyj-
ska, z ktorej wystrzelano poto-
piono wszystkich scigajacych %
Wsadywostok, 13 kwietnia. =
W4adywostok i okolice nawiedzi-
la sroga burza; duzo slupow tele-
graficznych jest poobalanych do
NOW poburzonych, Ale komunika-
cya telegraficzna juz naprawiono.
Wielkanoc obchodzono tn weso-
To-. zamiast jaj rozdawano sobie
wzajemnie czerepy bomb, ktore
w czasie bombardowania wpadly
do miasta. Muzyka wojskow.a
przygrywa co wieczora odbywa-
ia sic tez regularne przedstawie-
mia teatralne.
Berlin, 13 kwietnia. : Niepo-
wodzenia kolonialnej polityki ME
mieckiej wywoSuja tu ogolne roz-
goryczenie. Wys}anie trzech Cd
dzial6w do poiudniowo zacho-
dniei kolonii afrykahskiej dla
wzmocnienia tamtejszego wojska,
luz pochlonelo 10 milionow ma
rex. A possano tylko 1850 zosnie-
rzy, podczas gdy powszechnie
wiadomo, ze bez por6wnania vie
cej wojska trzeba bedzie wys1ac'
by odzyskac przewage niezbe-
dna.
Waszyngton, 13 kwietnia.
-Istnieje zamiar zaproszenia
pahstw zagranicznych re strony
rzadu Stan6w Zjedn. ma wystawe
Lewis & Clark" ktora sic odbe-
die W przyszlym roku w Port
land, Oregon. Odbywaja sic W tel
sprawie liczne konferencye Po-
miedzy prezydentem a roznymi
senatorani.
Quray, Colo, 10 kwietnia. =
Zwiazkowy sedzia obwodowy
Stevens wyrazi1 sic: "Nalezy roz-
strzygnat kwestya bardzo powaz-
ma, a mianowicie pytanie, czyli
strajkujacy gornicy, czy guberna-
tor stanu Colorado milicya wy
wo1ali rewolucya w stanie Colo
rado". Sedzia kazal aresztowac
genera1a Shermana M. Bell kap,
p.,11,a1a,, Wells oskarzonych o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-04-13
Zamach anarehisty ma premiera hiszpahskiego
Niepewne wiesci teatru wojn
REWoLUCYR w COLORADO.
eRozNY PozAR PRERYJ w NEBRAscE.
ma nowe cele, kt6re odszaniaja sic
w chwili obecnej.


ma zrozumie6 re skorzystaayby
chetnie ze sposobnosci, aby u
twierdzic sic W Chinach; W}ochy
daza konsekwentnie do zdobycia
- jezeli ME zmieni, to przynaj-
mniej decydujacych wplywow ma
wybrzezu albahskiem, tesknia ia
Ike Cd kiiku lat do "wydzierza-
vienna jednej zatok ma wybrze-
zach chinskich. Wspolne wresz-
Gle jest obu pahstwom pragnienie,
aby obronic swoje interesy ham
dlowe w zagrozonym przez Fran
eye su}tanacie marokanskim. Oba
wiec moga w tych wszystkich
sprawach wspoidzia{ac ze soba i
popierac sic energicznie nawza-
jem dla zapewnienia sobie obopol-
nych korzysci, Spotkanie sic ce-
sarza Wilhelma z mlodym kro-
lem hiszpahskim moze nadac Je-
szcze wiekszego znaczenia poro-
zumieniu sic w sprawie marokah-
skiej, a wizyta W Konstantynopo-
lu oddziaIac ma uEozenie sic sto-
sunkow balkanskich. Me nalezy
przypuszczaG, re tam w Neapolu
uIozono jake wielkie plany, "a
warto jakiekoIwiek obowiazujace
umowy. Ma to jeszcze zawczesnie
i wszystko to jest niepotrzebne.
Wystarcza zupelnie wymiana
zdan proiektow og6lnikowe
porozumienie sic, aby oba pan
stwa byly przygotowane ma wy
padki, ktore moga nastapic.
w sejmie pruskim toczyiy sic
obrady mad budzetem ministe-
ryum oswiaty, w rozprawach
tych, jak zawsze Cd lat juz wielu,
gorowafa sprawa szkolnictwa w
prowincyach polskich. Wielka
liczba pos36w wstapi}a ma trybu-
ne, aby zwrocic poncwnie uwage
ia wadliwoSc uzywanego obecnie
systemu szkolnego, ma brutalnosc,
z jaka wystepuja wobec dzieci
nauczyciele, przejeci duchem ger
manizatorskim lub zniecierpliwie-
nj skutkiem niemozliwoSci poro-
zumenia sic z dzieGmi polskimi w
jezyku wylacznie niemieckim, =
ma niewiasciwoSt udzielania ma
wet nauki religii W Prusach Ia
chodnich, na Gornym Szlazku,
gdzieniegdzie W Poznahskiem,
w jezyku niezrozumiaiym dla
dzieci.
Z posl6w polskich najenergicz-
niej i najzreczniej wykazywal ME
dorzecznosc germanizacyjnego
systemu nauczania ks. pra}at Sty-
chel, poslowie centrowi popie-
raja W tym wypadku Polakow
szczerze .goraco. Pc wp}ywo-
wynn przywodcy stronnictwa
Porschu, zabrali w tel sprawie
glos centrowcy Schwarze, Stanke
Dittrich, wskazywali na konie-
cznose udzielania nauki religii w
jezyku ojczystym, stwerdzali, re
wiadze ustanawiaja, wbrew zasa-
die rownouprawnienia, przy
szkolach polskich coraz wiecej ma
uczycieli niemieckich protestant
kich, ze Polak6w wogole ME do
puszczaja do s1uzby, a powierza-
ia nadzor mad szko}ami katolicki-
mi inspektorom professionalism. Do
tych zarzutow wolnomyslny
Ernst drzucil jeszcze jeden, re
inspektorowie w prowincyach
polskich obchodza sic bardzo zle
nauczycielami, szykanuja ich i
wywieraja ma Mich niedozwolony
nacisk w sprawach wyborczych.
Minister oswiaty, Studt dy-
rektor ministeryalny, Schwartz
kopff zalatwili sic jednemi "a
rzutami bardzo szybko, oswald
czajac, re So nieuzasadnione, in
ne zbyI odwoaaniem sic ma ME
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Etowah County and pronounces 1t con-
stitutional. This law has been the
cause of q great deal of disturbance
and law suits among a certain class
and a test case was carried up and now
the Supreme Court says 1t is constitu-
tional. over half of the county has
stock law.
The large steamer. Wagnon, which
phys the Coosa between Rome and
Gadsden has been forced to tie up on
her last trip because of the low water.
She made the trip down all right but
when she started to go back the river
was too low and she is now tied up. at
this place. while the -ConnasauEa, a
much smaller boat, is making the trips.
The Coosa is lower now than ever
known before.
THE Odd Fellows and Masonic Lodges
of Smokeneck, some eight miles below
the city had public installation OF
officers Saturday and an immense
crowd was present, enjoyed the day
and had big spread dinner. num-
Der of speeches were made by promi-
nent men and the day passed on quiet
ly.
Miss Mathilde Bilbro, daughter OF
Judge J. A. Bilbro of this city has
been awarded a very large cash prize
for the best poem written and submit
ted by the readers of Woman's Work,
literary magazine, published in ATTAIN
ia. Ga. The prize was awarded Miss
Bilbro over a large number of contest
anst who were among the very best.
The title of the winner was The Mag
ic Key" Miss Bilbro is a talented mu-
stefan and has composed large num-
Der of musical pieces of much worth.
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To Complete Work of Investigating
Destruction of MIL Plant.
The jury organized by Sheriff w. r.
Waller to investigate tho cause of the
fire which destroyed the big plant of
the Alabama Rift Flooring Company
in West Montgomery a week ago, will
have it's final meeting at 4 o'clock this
afternoon.
The law under which the jury was
raised provides that 1t must complete
its work within ono week, and to-day
Is the limit of it's sitting.
The jury consists of l.. Lasseter, w.
J. Gardner and William Knox. with
Sheriff Waller and Insurance Commits
sioner #. r. McDavid, as ex-officio
members.
number of witnesses have already
been examined by the jury and G. w
Shackelford, night foreman of the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad switch en-
CINE, has been summoned as a witness
to appear this afternoon. After Mr.
Shackeiford is examined II is expected
that the jury will make up its verdict
which will be seaed ana forwarded to
the Insurance Commissioner, who will
make 1t public unless the arrest of
some one is recommended
The jury has established beyond
doubt that the plant was set afire by
white man, whose identity thus far
is unknown.
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NOT CAUSED BY GERMS.


No Dyspepsia MicrObe. One Disease
That Has No Bacillus.
1t really seems refreshing in these
days of germs and microbes TO know
that there is one disease at least where
germicide does not have to be usd
to cur 1t.
Dyspepsia is a plain, ordinary. COM
mon, miserable disease that has all
kinds of causes except a germ. To
cure 1t, the infamed and irritated or
gans should be relieved for a time of
part of their work. Mi-o-na, the one
guaranteed cure for dyspepsia, meets
these conditions and also gives strength
and tone to the whole system.
A few days treatment will show the
great good Mi-o-na can do and it's use
for reasonable length of time will re
suit in complete cure. No one should
hesitate trying this remedy. 1t is as
certain to be successful I'm curing dys-
pepsia and stomach roubles as any
thing can be. two weeks treatment
costs but so cents.
Mi-o-na is sold by E. G. Fowler on
the fairest plan Imaginable. with an abb
solute guarantee to refund the money
in case it does not cure. He will sell
you Mi-o-na on trial with the positive
understanding that If 1t does not give
satisfaction the money Is to be returned
without question. A guarantee like
this cannot fail to inspire confidence.
The purchaser runs no risk whatever.
jy rs. aug 1-5.
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n. w. b. MERRITT DEAD.
Aged Citizen Stricken With ParaIyris
and Died Suddenly,

ana Died suddenly.
MT. Reuben w. B. Merritt, one OF
the Oldest citizens of Montgomery, went
to church and Sunday School yesterday
morning. apparently a we'll man. Al
l o'clock he suffered a stroke of par
alysis at his home. 721 Clayton Street
and at 8 o'clock he passed away.
the funeral services will be held at
$3.50 O'Clock this afternoon at CLAYTON
street Baptist Church, and the inter-
ment at lakewood.
Mr.. Merritt was born July 20, 1888, In
Rome, Ga, leaving him only four days
from II years of age. He came to
Montgomery nineteen years ago. His
first marriage was in 1859 at Rome. to
Miss Georgia Allen Doss, who died in
the same city in 1867. In the latter
part of 1868 he married Miss Marie
Elizabeth Bennett of Forsythe, Ga.
who passed away April so, 1901, in this
city. leaving four children, Cleveland.
Paul, Miss Fannie and Miss Maud w.
o. Merritt of Atlanta. James w. Mer-
rift of Weatherford, Texas, and Mrs
Belcher of Atlanta. are brothers and
sister of the deceased.
Mr.. Merritt was a leading member of
the Clayton Street Baptist Church, and
a teacher IN the Sunday School. He
took great interest in the work of the
church and attended regularly He
taught his class yesterday morning and
remained for church. He reached
home about l o'clock and almost i'm
mediately suffered stroke of paraly-
sis. dying as noted. three hours later.
He had been life insurance agent
for fifteen years.
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Death of Mr.. Hughes.

News has been received in Mont
gomery of the death at Dothan several
days ago of Mr.. w. A. Hughes a ven
cradle citizen who formerly lived in
Montgomery and had many friends and
a number of relatives here.
Mr.. Hughes was a native of South
Carolina and was 80 years old He
came 10 Alabama a great many years
ago.
He was a staunch Christian. a mem
Der of the Methodist church. and 1t was
his proud boast that in the closing
years of his life he had read the Bible
through each year.
Strong minded and of upright char
acter and unvarying integrity Mr..
Hughes drew to him all men with
whom he had dealings and made them
his friends.
Mr.. Hughes was Confederate vet
eran and Southern traditions were
close to his heart.
He is survived by QUE son, Mr. ]. A.
Hughes of Prattville and five daugh-
tiers. They are Mrs. Lewis Nickel.
Mrs. c. b. Coins and Mrs. M D. Sweat
of Montgomery. and Mrs D. K Weir
of Prattville. and Mrs. r. H. Hudson of
Millbrook.
Mr.. Hughes was buried in the GEM
etery at Tayloes near Dothan.
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was duly appointed to the position. The
following day she appeared at the in
stitution to assume her duties.
Race Causes Discharge.
1t is declared that Superintendent
Sloan was plainly annoyed when he
discovered that she was a negress. He
told her to come back. She did so re-
peatedlys hut could gain no satisfac-
ton. Finally July 10. she was put
to work and worked for FIVE days. Then
superintendent Sloan sent for her. He
had letter of resignation written out,
which he requested her to sign, 1t is
declared. She refused and she was
told that her services would no longer
be required When she asked for an
explanation she was told, she claims,
that "a certain religious society" OBJ
Jected to her presence in the institu-
ton. That was the only Information
she could get. According to the wo-
man. Superintendent Sloan told her
that he would pay her the money
which was due her for the five DAYS
which she had worked out of his own
pocket. She refused to accept IL, how
ever.
The young woman left the institution
and Immediately engaged the services
of attorneys. Yesterday her lawyer
appeared before the civil SERVED board
anu askeu LOT an explanation. He was
told that the board knew nothing
about the discharge of the girl, but
that a thorough investigation would
be made. They requested that no ac-
ton in the matter be taken until next
Monday. when they will be ready to
give answer in the matter.
Attorney AssaiIA Action.
1T is the most high handed piece Of
work / have ever heard Of" said At
torney Johnston last evening Mere
ly because she is a negress she is de-
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Personal Mention

Col. Sam win John OF Birmingham
spent last night in Montgomery, en-
route to Union Springs, where ne goes
to look after some legal business to-
didacy last week for the position OF
Circuit Judge of Jefferson County,
which is the Tenth Judicial circuit
The failure of the Jefferson County
test of the courts has left the provis-
ions of the Lusk judicial redistricting
bill applicable in that territory. which
provides for an additional Judge in the
ere ated position Colonel John has an
nounced.
Rev. Father Dennis Savage, pastor of
81. Peters Catholic Church. returned
Rev. Father o'Reiliy. the beloved priest
who was injured at the brigade en-
campment at Ensley.
Mr.. Leon McCord. Private Secretary
of the Alabama Supreme Court, VIII
leave in a few days for North Ala.
weeks. after which he will make trip
through the West.
Rev. G.. w. Patterson. d. D., Mrs.
today for st. Louis. Chicago and other
points. They will be absent from
Montgomery about six weeks.
Governor Cunningham spent yester-
day at his home in Ensley. He will re-
turn to the Capitol this morning.
Mr.. J. X. Mcdonald. n prominent
citizen of Eufaula, IS in Montgomery.
Mr. r. G.. Jones of Birmingham Is
registered at the New MADISON.
Mr.. NJ. A. Touart, Jr., of Pensacola,
Is in the city.
Mr.. A. NJ. Scott Of Headland, Is here.
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CHARLIE SCHWARTZ HERE.
Baseball Player Called Home by Illness
of Wife.

Charlie Schwartz, unquestionably the
premier second baseman of the South
ern League. arrived in Montgomery on
the $50 o'clock train from New Orleans
last night
Yesterday morning he received tel
egram that Mrs. Schwartz was seri-
ously i'll, and. catching a northbound
Louisville and Nashville train he came
at once to Montgomery, but was much
relieved on his arrival here last night
to find her condition improved.
As was stated in The Advertiser yes
terday morning the three games sched-
uled here this week will be played in
New Orleans, and unless more of the
Montgomery games are transferred
Schwartz will remain in Montgomery
until the team returns Thursday.
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prived of this place. Her parents are
very poor people and worked hard to
get her an education. According to the
reports of the civil service board, she
is the most eligible candidate on the
list of applicants. We will. of course,
walt until Monday to receive the an
swer of the board. II 1t is not favora-
Bile to our client, then we will go into
court with mandamus proceedings to
compel Superintendent Sloan to accept
her as matron. She was duly appointed
ana Is entitled to the place, whether
white or black"
At the bridewell it was stated that
superintendent Sloan was out of the
city and that his assistant, who is the
acting superintendent. was not at
home.
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NEWS OF ETOwAH.
Negroes I'm n Serious ARRAY I'm Gads-
den.

Negroes I'm a Serious ARRAY i'm Gads-
den.
Gadsden, Ala, July 24.-(Special)--
There was a very bad cutting ARRAY
among the negroes last night about
eleven o'clock, in which Henry Wood
ward was cut across the back near the
shoulder and around through the mus
Gle of his left arm and he Is in a dan
gerous condition. Code Adams was al
so cut but not dangerous. The negroes
claim they do not know who did the
cutting and why II was done. Adams
was placed under bond. but Woodward
is too dangerous 70 move.
The Trades Cot Gil of Gadsden is
making great pro Arations for a big
celebration in Gadsden on Labor Day.
Committees have been appointed and
a great many free attractions are be-
ing booked for that day and prepare
tions are being made to entertain a
large crowd.
A recent decision of the State SUI
preme Court upholds the stock law Of