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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-02
The Denver Again Fails.

Boston. March A.-The protected cruis- CT Denver was given a second Govern mcnt speed trial test over the Cane Ann course today and again failed to reach her contract requirements of r knots an
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-02
Spring Lambs For Easter.

We have Peck's Southdowns and FIeming's Coteswell, the finest raised. Come take a look at them. and we will surely get your order.
 Meehan & Morris.
 Phone 2oO. \
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-02

For the convenience of our patrons. the business office of The Advertiser will be kept open on Sundays until noon and from to ' p. m. Persons having adver- tisements for insertion in the Monday issue will kindly bear this in mind and endeavor to get their copy in during office hours
 Adv. The Advertiser Go.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-02
Country Pork Sausage and Straw berries. Phone 324. Stuckey's.
THE LUMBERToN BRANCH.
L & N. Files Notice of Intention to
 Extend It.

Notice of the intention of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company to ex- tend it's Lumberton branch was filed yes terday in the office of the Secretary of State.
 The line will be extended from its pres ent terminus in Talladega County to a point in the north half of Section 27 Township 22 Range r east, Coosa Coun- ty The proposed extension will be four teen miles in length.
 The notice was accompanied by copy of the resolution adopted by the Board oi Directors at a meeting held in New York City March T. At this meeting Presi dent NJ H. Smith was empowered to ac' quire the necessary right of way. The notice filed by the company is signed by President Smith.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-02
River and Harbor Bill.

Washington, March 31.-The House Committee on Rivers and Harbors today completed its draft of an appropriation bill carrying approximately S3,0OO0OO to continue existing contracts for river and harbor work.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-02
UNKNowN MAN KILLED.
Struck by Train of the N, c. & St
 L. Railroad.

Scottsboro, April l.-tSpecial )-Tha Nashville. Chattanooga and St I,oui. passenger train struck and instantly kill ga an unknown white man near Sligo. Nothing could he found upon him to iden- tity him He was asleep on the track and the supposition IS that he was drunK.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-02

Oliver Rickels, a prominent citizen nf Marshall County died at his home near sidney aged 26 years, He was memher or the Democratic Executive Committes an1 was quite prominent in the county s dren. U Se ch'l-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-02

j. M Troupe, who was Tax Assessor or Marshall County for eight years, and a man highly esteemed. died at his home IeSr inst here on Sand Mountain Tuesday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-02

Mrs. Beard, mother of Tax Assessor bseard' died a. her home in Martling, in MarShall County the first of the week. She leaves large family.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-02

Banne Ga nd ireenve Ala having population Of
  from Macon and xyone miles from Atlanta while Montgomery 13 considered fair index of prevailing 
 of
 
  Alabama will 0 wlun in  In fill
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-02

Ihere are 76,a2 postmasters in this country and their united salaries amount
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-02
TO OuR PATRONS.

ed, by which mean practical nursery men.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-02
to dveiserM ach2 coMER's INTERPRETATIONS ExPosED-soME FACTS
 ABOUT ALABAMA DOLLARS. of Eighty ns Alabama


 
   months of December @ and February These
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-02

HOLT REPAIRS CLOTHES. 1O9 S. Court. Telephone 432.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-02
MT. Askew Dead.

MT. Askew Dead.
 The many friends in Montgomery of Mir. Robert Askew were much grieved yesterday to receive the news of his
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-25

the existence of forces beyond the plane of the There
mistaken belief
there who the regarding
the hypothesis the psychis speculation ni This
mistake
ton Of facts To deny scientific
should regarded
the kindergarten material science the advanced of
psychic science.
For psychic known that thought
~ force Until recently this fact has been accepted by
Recent
the recognition Of this theory The
thoughts and points
two-edged sword Thoughts OF Kindness good thoughts
about who
field peng
Perhaps Shakespeare knew of psychology
have realized when he wrote the quality
Certainly twice blessed
the sender nvulnerabe destroying
and ALI unchartableness"
H. then thought be admitted force reasonably infer
subject the Subject
Ore oil these that
positive negative either creates or DESTROYS because action
kind is inevitable. 1t 5 the law OF life
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-25
OBYFRVEcy THF

attached hadn't imperialism devil he did
not know what the girl when she asked him. Gee What's imperial
when hundred thou St
Thomas with hm1 By the Reuben what the imperial
ism?"
Mrs asked the concluding change to
almost childish simplicity which convinced that strange
she uniformed problem gladly
elucidated the policies involved the of nu
and informed would
subject greatly provoked
to find that the date conced social she
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-25

sg
Z WIS Hzs1zEo zrO-nzy ~ y
EAR UNCLE sILAs your inquiry concerning
with Aunt Sarah and Cousin Josephine You remind that
have mentioned them letter relating the incidents
- coaching Country undertaking deli
considered feelings all
recalling my which
ceeded coaching compelled
that incident explaining why have infrequnty enriched
illusions and Cousin Josephine
Soon misleading mpeed
nderer senmentt became evident that Aunt
had been made of the incident Something which for lack
declaration 1t be that Mrs Lacaures
hm nearly overturned behind the poeres when
abruptly told that
maids Gaues OF slightly used gloves parasOls and
other utilities of feminine attire by repeating the particulars OF any scene
sentimental rOgh of which they have independent though
surreptitous knowledge.
Aunt Sarah knew and protested to be deeply ncensed de-
had made ridiculous by having nephew OF hers
follow the example of fool boy New York. who Appeals has
the OF proposing Mrs Jack Lacquerre.
intellectual training remarked Aunt Sarah
painful Il felt safe the belief that would
be trapped by Mrs Jacks hinty beauty sangy witt
Dear Aunt Sarah resDondedyour eproof be deserved but
upon premises; repulsed Mrs
hold toward her relationship marked by amiabty
confidence sentiment Mrs
refusal of snguay decisive but she generously suggested the
continuance OF our Tor the purpose as she quantity phed
me-" This explanation from aIyng Aunt Shs ruff
fed seemed but perpexng feminine flights
you"
describing manifestations of humo
may saving salvation the
like
you prig. Frances
Dear Aunt cried confusion, Mrs Lcquerre little likely
to
Modified and she continued
ami
hearing your silly
Mrs Jack but if it has all passed
tendre for little harm done
She about with beak hers tilted
good enough
like the She has refused half good offers
had
a
Josephine-has oddities
who will make lovely wife for Even the biggest fool v
ing could along with Josephine child
the with her. Reuben and then feel
headache I'd you.
with But
Josephine will along together nicely"
There. Uncle Sia fair
Aunt Sarah not vain spite of what
for vanity hope of natural ganty, therefore
limiting sudden
which would make her nephew
lacked illusions Aunt Sarah
such periodical and formal calls my duty prescribes
daughter quite unlike Aunt
Sarah She has have faithfully said
characteristic of her. that like
But the subject
compliment There nothing preference;
she said This political poth
with Frances She's proposition gal
hope the Lord will the wind lamb
look shocked Reuben All she'll
wont have to support her I'm
what poor jack t me- and fifty thou
Mrs Jack Lacque should you ought So Fran
income That's about all I in
he's lived mother
oud do OF but I'm not booming you
She refused hundred thousand because the man
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-25
THE PSYCHOLOGY OF THOUGHT

o those who followed the psychological side Of
scientific research the idea that thought may have the
power to actually kill may appear presumption
ranted by facts
Science may be said be represented by two classes
Of investigators Students namely the physicist and the
psycs The former denies the existence of that which
is vie bic latter
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-25

EAR UNCLE SILAS: I inquiry concerning rea
with Aunt Sarah and Cousin Josephine You remind tina
my relating incidents
Fair play., 1904-01-09
SENATE AND HOUSE RESUME
Will Be Confronted With Almost a
Bare Calendar After Vacation.
the Canal Treaty VIII Bc Acted
On During the Ncck.

Washington. Jan. 4--After a recess
Of more than two weeks, the senate
will resume business to-day without
any definite programme Indeed, it
may be stated that the senate has
no programme for the entire session,
beyond the passage of appropriation
bills, the consideratiog of the Pam
ANA canal treaty M determination
Of Senator Smoots case and the dis
position of some other comparatively
unimportant matters
The committee is expected to report
the canal treaty by the middle Of the
week, and it is the intention of the
friends of the administration 10 press
consideration Of the treaty by the sem
ate as rapidly as possible, with the
idea Of getting the speeches out of
the way and having the treaty disposed
of as early as practicable in the ses-
sion. With the treaty once reported,
they will make an effort TO Confne
the discussion to the executive ses-
sions in the hope that by so doing they
will shorten the consideration of the
question
The committee on military affairs
probably will report the nomination Of
Gen Leonard Wood to be made major
general to the first executive session
of the senate. The meeting Of the
committee has been called for to-day,
with the understanding that the vote
Fair play., 1904-01-09
PRINCESS MATHILDE DEAD.
Bonmpartc Passes Away nnh
Cnuscs sorrow in France.

Paris, Jan 4-The Princes Nathilde,
only daughter of Prince jerome Bona
parte. died at seven o'clock Saturday
evening.
Shortly before the princess expired
eX-Empross Eugene and Princess Clo-
tnilde visited the bedside
The death Of Princess Marhilde has
caused sorrow throughout France, not
only because She was one Of the last
of the NapoIeons, but because sne was
always known as the good princess
Since the fall Of the empire Princess
Nathide has maintained salon in
Paris, which was frequenJcl by cclebri-
ties Of the art, literary aad military
world, and by diplomatisls and foreign
princes.
Fair play., 1904-01-09
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.
Eiopiug Girl Arrested.

Hiss Essie Fleener, aged II, was ar
rested at Maitland, Holt county, by
Constable James Vance She had
eloped wit James Steelmier, aged 35.
Both left r homes in Sheridan,
Worth lnty. surreptitiously, and
and were bound for Oregon. the county
seat of Holt county, where they in
tended to get license and marry. Miss
Fleener's father, who was opposed to
her marrying Steelmier, followed, but
the couple evaded him. lie telegraphed
to various points, end the arrest of the
girl followed at Maitland Miss Fleener
still wears short dresses.
Fair play., 1904-01-09
\ Threatening Letter.

A. r. Perkins, superin tendent of the
Kansas City, ST. Joseph Il Council
Bluffs railroad, feN,eived a letter. at St
Joseph demanding payment Of S5,OOH,
in default of which the writer declared
he would take the life of Mr. Perkins.
The letter was signed, "Odell Carter,
commander of the league of death
and was mailed from Watson, Mo. The
railway officials are endeavoring to
prosecute a gang at Watson for threat
en,ng to wreck a train with dynamite.
Fair play., 1904-01-09
FIRE DRILL IN KANSAS CITY.
General Thcutcr ordinance viii lie
Introduced in Council, and
SNrcGuarda Taken,

Kansas City Mo, Jan As a re-
suit Of the alarm aroused by he Chi
cago lhoater fire, orders We're issued
Saturday by the board of education
to dril the entire school population Of
Kansas City in fire exercises.
These drills are to be uauguratcd
and taught rapidly, and when learned
will he practiced regularly. Such a
scheme was inaugurated after the cy-
clone in 1855 in which one Of the
schools had % children killed, but after
ten years practice, was discontinued.
To-nighrs council meeting is to see a
general theater Ere ordinance intro
duced
Fair play., 1904-01-09

London, Jan, 4,--'Phe Anglo-Italian
arbitration treaty which is on practi-
cally the same lines as he Anglo
French treaty, Is expected to be signed
this week, The agreement has already
been drawn up by Foreign Secretary
Lansdowne and Sig, Pan1a, the Italian
ambassador TO Great Britain
Fair play., 1904-01-09

William Justus lost an am in a corn
shredder while at work on w. J. Sut-
tons facm near Troy, JuStus wa feed
ing the machine when his hand was
caught and his arm ground into
strings The arm was amputated at
the shoulder, and lie may recover.
Fair play., 1904-01-09

Progress in educational work has
Jagged far behind that in other lines
of human effort, declared Prof. G. b
Logan, of Kansas City, president of the
State Teachers association, in his an.
nual address in St Joseph He alsc
averred that teachers do not study as
they should.
Fair play., 1904-01-09
Father McLoughI,n Puried.

The funeral of Father NJ. J. Nc.
Loughlin was held at Hannibal, being
the largest in the history of the city.
The solemn high requiem mass was
celebrated by Father O'Connor, at the
conclusion of which Rbv. Father
Kielty, of St Louis, preached the fu-
neral sermon.
Fair play., 1904-01-09
Fatal Fau From IA Bridge.

Thomas Moore, laborer was fo and
dead under a Frisco bridge, near
Gray's Point, with a bad wound in the
back of his head The cOroncTs jury
decided that he met his death by fall
ing from the bridge. Moore was sc
years old and unmarried.
Fair play., 1904-01-09
Niccrnn NIcNIcm,s snecinI EIng.

St Petersburg, Ian 3.--An imperial
decree just issued grants Niceroy
Aloxielf special flag, consisting of the
blue cross of St Andrew on a white
ground with black eagle in the cen-
ter, The viccroy is also accorded "A sa-
lutte Of 10 guns
Fair play., 1904-01-09

Many prominent Missouri educators
attended the forty-second annual ses-
sion of the Missouri State Teachers as.
sociation at St. Joseph,
Fair play., 1904-01-09

State Auditor Albert .. Allen has is
sued $780, 600 normal school refundina
bonds for the city of Cane Glrardeau
The oil bonds bore interest at the rate
of per cent the rate on the refund
ing bonds is per cent
Fair play., 1904-01-09
A Iiig Organ.

One of the most interesting features
of the Worlds fair will be monstrous
pipe organ, with 1i5 stops and pipes
Eve feet in diameter.
Fair play., 1904-01-09
They VIII All he There.

France, Germany, Mexico, England
China, Japan and Brazil will eacn
spend over $5,OO0,O00 on elaborate ex-
hibits at the Worlds fair,
Fair play., 1904-01-09
kiIIed by n Trnin.

William Stufferman, aged Go, was
found dead on the railroad track at
Vandala The body was rorribly mu-
tilated. the head being severed from
the body.
Fair play., 1904-01-09
Dowic Departs Trou zion.

Chicago, Jan 3,-John Alexander
Dowie, accompanied by four of the
leaders in Zion City started ON his
trip around the world Friday Every
resident ~ Zion City turned out TO see
Uowie off
Fair play., 1904-01-09

Gov. Dockery has grarted sick
pardon TO Charles Hooker. cOlored, who
was sent to the penltentiary from
Howard county, in 1902, 10 serve five
years for burglary and larceny Hook
er was in the last stages of consump-
tion
Fair play., 1904-01-09

Nine business buildings and Two
dwellings were destroyed by fire al
Senath. The loss is estimated at $35,
600, with insurance of $50 O00.
Fair play., 1904-01-09
protrrtinE Non-I niOp Wen.

The Citizens Industrial association
OF st. Louis offered reward of 500
for the arrest ana conviction of Pny
one guilty of violence in interfering
with non-union men.
Fair play., 1904-01-09
woman Burned 70 a Crisp.

Mrs. Ella McKendrick was burned tc
death at Edna. Her skirt caught fire
from an open fireplace. anu before as
sistance could reach her, she was liter
ally burned to a crisp,
Fair play., 1904-01-09
youp,bsul skater Drowned.

While skating on Monett's pond, in
South Joplin, Frank Ragon, aged 10
broke through the ice and was
drowned Several other boys narrowly
escaped.
Fair play., 1904-01-09
Body Inferred at sando,nI,

Sandoyal, i'll, Jan, 4,-The body OF
Miss Lilly Powers, one of the lroquois
fire victims, was Inferred here Satur-
day This is the former home he;
parents,
Fair play., 1904-01-09

The old liberty bell will be located
In the rotunda of the Pennsylvania
building on -he grounds of Louisiana
Purchase exposition.
Fair play., 1904-01-09
Missomri storeI.eener Anpointed.

Price lIaggard has been appointed
storekeeper and gauger in the First
Missouri internal revenue district
Fair play., 1904-01-09

GOV. Dockery refused to grant
communication to Murderer Gregory, of
New Madrid county, who is to be
hanged thert this month
Fair play., 1904-01-09
Judge Jamison's Leg Broken

In attempting to step off his porch,
at Clarksyille, Judge A. I Jamlson,
aged 7S, fell and broke his leg, His
condition 10 serious,
Fair play., 1904-01-09
4 Fatal ItunaNn.,

Israel Long. a farmer, 70 years old.
was killed in a runaway al Rutler lie
was thrown from his wagon,
Fair play., 1904-01-09

action of CONGRESS-.
Report Of Commnndcr Hubbard.
The president amphaucully denic| lnat
this government had any hand ~ me
IustgutiuE of this revolution Iit hh,"
AS ain the world did, that such was I'M
fuIurut mud the navy department TOOK
necessary measures Go protect American
interests but nothing iurihef, re 80
officers of American warshlps, ana ihtlr
various reports upon the s.tuaboh' ~
charges Colombia with virtually WdkiuI
war upon the United states at 'nioh, ana
nuotes the report Of Commander Hub
bard of the Nashville. dated November
g. rp sustain this charge. I'm this report
Commander hubbard says, m part
pending complete report "- me tu.-
currouccs uf the last three days Ia Colon,
Colombia, ! most respectfully hNllS ~
departments attention To- those oI ihe
date uf Wednesday, November 4 which
amounted To practically the making On
war against the United states by the
troops iu colon. Al one o'clock y. m. on
thtt date was summoned ON shore by
prtconccrtcd signal and on landing htL
the United States consul. vice consul ana
ar the Panama railroad TIA ,gsul in.
formed me that he had received notice
from tine officer commanding the 'n.pni-
h.au troops, cot Torres through ne
urofect of colon TO the effect that II the
I colombian officers, Gems. Tobdl and
Amaya, who had been seized I'm Paoalna
on the evening of the 2l 0f November by
/ the independents and held as PRISONERS,
we're NOT released by TWO CLOCK p. Nl.
he. Torres, would open fire on IN" town
of colon and KIN every United states
citizen iu the place. and my advice and
action were requested. ! advised that gII
the united states citizens should take
refuge In the shed OF the Panama Rail-
road company. stone building su~'Cpir
ibIo uf being Iwt into gond state Tor d"-
such body of men. with extra arms tor
. aTmIug the C.tlZru~. as the CompItmeNN
Fair play., 1904-01-09
anu TNuI TNVy CNUO-I 10 STUT TT'TI
Position 80 United states.


""' ''''' '"'' '''oS' ~ ''''
Position - United states.
Nh'u TINS goNtrumthi submitted 10
colombia the HAY t'rlon treaty 'L5et
things were, therefore, already s.iIt1.
one was that the canal sIuuli De
built The time Tor a"ta!. IA" Nma ipI
permitting the attempt 20 De W"at bS
private enterprise, the tune Tor permitting
any goverumgnt OF anil-sac.o. spirit ana
OF Imperfect 4tNttupiuD nj TO bar lh" WORK
was past The nl'tu states h"d NsAGIhcU
i'm connection with the cam. certain re-
spou0ib,tues not only Go it's own rroL',
hut to the civilized word WHICH iWp.T "a
lively demanded that there SHOULD no
Longer be delay n beginning ll" "gfh,
'Sctord-Whhr Il was SNi'tI 'l"l lLC
canal should no huill without HuN'' sS'IJ
or Improper delay. II was 3D." ..s- Gear
.y shown To hr our puIp"S" '" deal no.
merely I'M spirit or justice hut On "a SltFIt
OF generosity WIN the people 'uFnuEh
whose land We might buLI o.. rue JAY
l''rran treaty. ii ~ erred Hl a.. l"Dl lh
IN" direction of an oN'T-EDu'ios''} TO-
wares IN" ,p'.nhian government in our
anxiety To be ia.T We bad gone To- A.. very
verge In }iclalng TO "a weak nation = "t-
mauds what thdt nation was lr.p.'sS.y
unable to enforce irtW us against our
Will The only CRITICISMS made upon me
administrator lol the terms '' '.. lay
ilerran treaty were Tor haN.hE granted 100
murh To Cg'gW".a, hot i"I IaI.uIr O. -IAal
Fair play., 1904-01-09

opinion clear ana imr"rait. I'asohS WV
dcpartur" from IL was JuHlihtu anu ~
required in The present instance h,as
reasons embrace. uI~i. our treaty lIEh.H,
second. our national interests ana sat,iN'
and, thlru me interests oi foAttllNe 'tN'A~
cation
u,as,u for uatiacptiuu
""'' wv
lie reviews these reasons az c1usld rahlo
length and iustihsg the speedy re- tcoguttion
on either and all Of them lie refers TO
urrctdcut4 10 show that treaties concluded
with one nation ar, binding upon the sue
rcssors Of thar nation thus the treaty OF
lVlG with New Granada was transferred
Hrst io Colombia and row to Panama. Ct
"a, .-,,,,,,,s ,'..er,, bs ea.s.
"Tris recognition was. in the second
eidera tions of our national interests and
safety In all the range Of our iniCrna-
tloraI relations I do NOT hesitate 10 al
Arm that there rs nothing OF greater or
moro pressing Importance Than the con-
afrurf ION Of an iuteroctaulc canal. Long
Acknowledged TO be essential to our COM
r4rcial dtyp.oumeut. it has become as
H.. result of the recent extension OF our
tcrritorig3 dominion more man ever o.
s4nfial 10 aur national srlf-dsfense. ..
In a.. Hghf of our present situation, the
.sfabIi.brnept of easy and speedy COM
r1tlri,affon by sea between the Atlantic
and the PacIfc present.. Itself not simply
as something TO be- desired hut as an OBJ
loot to he pnsiflyeIv ana promptly at
iainef Reasons Of convenience have been
Fair play., 1904-01-09
NUMBER 35..

ohicers. given above, no one conneote1
with This government had any previous
0f the revolution except snch
AS was accessible to any person OF otot-
nary Intelligence who read the ncWspH-
pers and kept NJ a current acqualntahSs
with public affairs -
After thus treating extensively ths
events leading up TO aud during the teVo-
luton thc president refers 10 the r,coenl,
tiou Of tho new government by ne Unileo
States and In this connection he says
"By the unanimous action or Us poo
pic without the firing Of q shot- WIN
uuauimity hardly before recorded ~ any
similar case--the people Of Panama Qf~
clarpd themselves az independent rfpnD-
lie Their recognition by this gove rnfpsnt
was based upon "a state Of facts IN no
way dependent for its justification UPON
our action In ordinary eases. have uo-
denied nor do ] wish TO deny, either me
validity or the propriotH OF the general
fulc that new state should not pe rec"
oEuizsd as independent tll it has shown
its ability to maiutoin its indtpendt nee.
This tuic Is derived from the principle OF
routr trrvrutiou, and as = coroIiarF otthat
principle mas generally been obs'Ft0i ~
me United states But like the principle
from which 10 is G,du,cd. tho rule ls suo-
ject TO- exceptions; and there are in my
opinion clear ana imperative reasons why
a departure from 10 was JUSTIFIED and even
required iu Oh. present instance lnras
reasons embrace FIRST our treaty rlEfi -
second our national interests and safety;
and, third, the Interests Of collective c'Nll~
zatiOu..
Fair play., 1904-01-09
Every Trcater ordered closed.

viii j, Davis and HarryPowers pro-
prietors of the lroquois theater, and
under arrest charged with manslaugh-
ter They have been released on $l0,-
000 bonds, ana their hearing is set for
January u.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-12-06

PHONE McVAY
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