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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-23
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 STATE AGENTS. MONTGOMERY, ALA.
INVESTIGATED POLICE.
Councils Committee Held Executive SaaRinn

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 The select committee of the City Coun- Gil raised to'investigate the appointments on the Montgomery police force by Chief Gerald held a lengthy meeting behiRd closed doors in the Mayors office at the City Hall last night and Investigated the capabillty of the new men appointed on the force. =
 The report of the Committee will be submitted to a special meeting of the City Council Wednesday night
 The members of the Select Committse e are Aldermen Ryan, Kohn, Griffiths, Sul- livan and Jackson.
 It is understood that an effort was made to have a public session of the Committee but a majority of the Committee deemed 1t bestgto sit privately It is said Alder man Sullivan and Jackson voted for an open session.
 The nine new men who are to take the places of the nine deposed patrolmen had been summoned to appear before the Com mittee at o'clock and they gathered in the Council Chamber at that hour and waited until the Committee had examined Chief Gerald. The patrolmen were examined one at a time being questioned as to their moral character, payment of debts and place of residence. At 10 o'clock Chairman Ryan announced to those waiting outside the Mayors office that the Committee was ready to hear any citizen who might care to appear be- fore the Committee. There were no re- sponses and the Committee adjourned.
 The Aldermen declined to discuss the ac- tion of the Committee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-23
DON'T MISS THIS.

DON'T MISS THIS. 20 cents of the dollar for cash, and double amount of Trading Cheeks" this week.
 BULLOCK 6 FLEMING,
 Leading Shoe House.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-23
TURK LOOKS FOR WAR
CHEKIB BEY HOLDS BULGARIA
 RESPONSIBLE.
Sultan's 1Einiser to Washington Ayers That the Porte is Carry ing Out Its Promises
 of Reform.

Washington. Feb. 22.-Chekib Bey, the Turkish Minister at Washington, believes war in the Balkans Is impending. In a conversation with a correspondent of the Associated Press, the Minister today said:
 illness has prevented my transmitting heretofore an important communication which I have received from my govern ment several days ago about the report! ed trouble in the Roumanian provinces. l hope to see the Secretary of State some time this week and have a conference with him on this subject To correct the false impression which already. I fear, has gained ground in this country, about the attitude of my country toward the reforms in Roumania. shall give you the substance of the cablegram from my for eign offlce. It Is to this effect:
 "" The Porte most strenuously denounces as maliciously false the reports which have been given wide circulation in cer- tain European papers that trouble is brewing in Roumania because of the fail ure of the imperial government to carry out the promised reforms there. The facts in the case are that the imperial government is fulfilling to the letter It's pledges, the reforms are being vigorously inaugurated and there Is no trouble brew ing in that section as reported
 Of the Balkan situation Chekib Bey, who. has had considerable experience in that section said:
 Although my advices are meager, the news I get indicates that the Bulgarians are assuming an attitude and pursuing a course to which 1t will be impossible for the imperial government to submit much longer with patience. It is reported that they are arming the inhabitants, stirring up strife in Macedonia, and doing every thing possible to harass the imperial gov ernment. I hope this is not true. but fl the reports be true, hostilities in the Bal kans cannot be much longer averted."
 DO you think 1t probable that Turkey will address a note to the powers on this subjectT' the Minister was asked.
 ''I was interested" he replied "to see republished some days ago the note of last year in which Turkey clearly an. nounced her position and called attention of the powers to the unbearablc conduct of Bulgaria. While not new, the con. tents of the note were most timely, and what was said then on this point can be with truth reiterated.
 ''Let me repeat that hope the reports of the activity of the Bulgarians are ex. aggerated. but if they contain a measure of truth, the situation there is truly crit. Heal"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-23

Houston. Tex. Feb. sa-rho receivers
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-23
Personal T11entIon

Colonel W. D.. Mann. editor and owner of Town Topics. New York. spent yester- day in Montgomery and left last night for Mobile. Colonel Mann is well and kindly known fin Alabama. For a num- ber of years after the war he resided in Mobile, where he owned and conducted The Mobile Register. He has a friendly regard for this section and expresses and prosperity on every hand. He Is a Democrat, an ardent advocate of Mir. Cleveland, which he says will result in the carrying of the doubtful States which Is necessary for success Colonel Mann will spend today and tomorrow in Mobile and go thence to Century, Fla. to attend meeting of the Alger Lumber Company. Then he will go to Palm Beach. Fla.
 Gladden. Harrison, Day Sergeant of Police is confined to his home by chicken pox. It was reported that Mir. Harrison had small pox. This report. however, was denied by the physician in attendance. His illness is not serious and he is expec- ted to be out again shortly.
 Mir. William D. Smith of Autagua Coun- ty was in the city yesterday. He is d candidate for Superintendent of Education of his county and is very confident of his election.
 Mir H. T. Persons, of Anniston, Super intendent of Education of Calhoun CoulI- ty, spent yesterday in Montgomery and returned to hls home on an evening train.
 Mr. N. R. English of Lownesboro is spending several days in Montgomery.
 MT. R. s. W. Browne of Birmingham is in tbe city.
 Mir. E. H. Dryer of Talladega is in Montgomery.
 Hon. H. J. Gnlam of wetumpka Is in Montgomery.
 Mir. Thomas B. Knight of Greensboro Is in town.
 MT. Claude Gillis of Elba is in Mont gomery.
 Mir. John Wilkinson of Elba is in Mont gomery.
 Mir. D. A. Parker of sylacauga is fir town.
 MT. J. H. Eddy of Birmingham is 1T town.
 MT. F. E. carrel of Birmingham is fir | town.
 Dr. H. c. Clements of Benton is fl town.
 Mir. J. H. Ham, Jr., of Elba is in thu city.
 MT B. B. Merritt of James Is in tn city.
 Mir. F. P. Rainer of Elba is In the city
 MT. w. G. Kay of Birmingham Is here
 Mir. Mark Miller of Foley is in the city
 MT. ". T. Wear of Opelika Is in town
 Mir. z. Levy of Selma Is in the city,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-23
Meeting of Citizens h. dustrial Association. rrssidsnt Parry Declares Eight-Hour Day, Anti-Injunction and Ma
 tional Arbitration Dan-
 gerous Innovations.

Tndianapolis. Ind, Feb. 22.-The first annual convention of the Citizens lndus- trial Association of America began toaay 4r the auditorium of the Claypool. over z5o delega1es are here. The larger dele Rntions came from Boston. Omaha, Kan &An City. Minneapolis, St. Lotus, Cmcago, and Cleveland. One hundred and nfty cities and aOo associations are expected to Ge represented
 The address of President D. M. Parry or xnAianapolis was the first feature Of the NroKram. He said in part:
 After his introductory remarks wei rofninx the convention to Indianapolis, and congratulating the employers upon fae success thus far acheived in the or HAnizAtion movement, MT. Parry said.
 ssYou have come together, not for nNlflsh ends, but for the purpose Of fur thsring the best interests for the na- t5Dn. The association which you are forming has for it's object the mainte- rance of those free industrial conditions Mlaich have made this nation great m eNe past and which are necessary for It's sng last year socialistic unions and labor krIiRts have become serious menance fo industrial welfare and to the perpetui fy of American institutions. We ex- pressly deny that we are opposed to tho x1rht of labor to organize, but we are firm in our determination that individual and property rights shall be repected by every organization, be 1t compoSeu or worRmen or other citixens4 We are op- nosen to the clos ed shop. sympathetic HEs1kes and restriction of output. We stand for the enforcement of law in iI1- anstrial controversies; not only for it's enf0Tcement to-day, but tomorrow and for an time. We are firm in the belief 4hat Individual incentive and enterprise should be untrammeled and encouraged 10 the utmost The interests of all clasS- n&, Including those of labor, can not avoid being injured by attempts upon 4he part of either government or civil nraanixations looking to the arbitrary xnEtiiation of industry. Therefore, eight hour, anti-injunction, and national arbi- 4ration bills are to be utterly condemned aa being dangerous innovations in gov- HPnment and certain to affect disastrous 1e the national welfare.
 ssIk ts to be regretted that it has be- come necessary to form organizations for khe purpose of protecting the basic prin- rfples of the American government. The growing power of organizations seeking fo overturn these principles has been such khnt the independent workman and tn- aividual employer have frequently been unable to secure justice from Socal au- anorlstes or fair treatment from the press
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-23

of the Kirby Lumber Company today re- turned to the Federal Court a statement concern. placing both of them at $1l.1OS.- CA, It is stated that the inventory was not made on personal inspection. In the lia- bilities. g, ,2Ss, ,2s2 is placed under the head ing. Investment Values" showing that 1t Is not a liability.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-23
SPAIN ASKS FOR MONEY.

Said to Be Necessary for Pressrva-
 tion of Neutrality.
 Madrid, Feb. 22.-The government sub mitted a bill to the Chamber of Deputies today asking for extraordinary credits of $1,764,9OO for war material and S1S0. .OOO for coast defence. Premier Maura ex- plained that the measures contemplated were due solely to Spain's obligations to maintain her neutrality.
 At the conclusion of the sitting, a re- publican demonstration outside the cham Der made 1t necessary for the police 70 disperse the crowd. Some persona we're injured and many were arresteG
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-23
PHONE 1os.

ions of the reciprocity treaty between France and the United States, which fail- cd of ratification in the United States Senate. The bill provides that the tariff schedules for each country agreed on in this treaty shall be made effective through the proclamation of respective Presidents of the two republics.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-23
FOR THE KIDNEYS.

Bright's Disease, Diabetes and Dropsy are admittedly and notoriously incurable either by the old allopathic, homeopathic or eclectic methods, or by the new osteo- pathic, vacuum. or electric treatment. vet they readily yield to Radams Microbe Killer, the natural bacillicide remedy. simply because 1t neutralizes and de- stroys the consuming and infaming ani- nal germs to which they are due
 It kills them off and makes them part of the inanimate refuse of the system.
 B. Richardson, s5 Wrenham Street, Ja- maica Plain, Mass. writes: Seven or eight years ago 1 suffered with what the physicians decided was Bright's disease of the Kidneys. My condition was 80 bad that was obliged to spend much time in bed, and tried various remedies without much benefit. At last my condition be- came so bad that the physicians thought l might not live three months It was al that time that my attention was called to the Microbe Killer and I decided would take 1t until was killed or cured. Seven jugs did the business, never felt better in my life. and am now insured in one of the best life insurance companies in America.
 The Wm. Radam 1Kicrobs Killer Co.,,
 ln Prince St., New York, or
 E. c. FOWLER, 10 Dexter Ave
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-23
Williarna Intrndnnea BllI.

Washington. Feb. 22.-Representativo Williams of Mississippi introduced a bill to enforce by executive act the provis-
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-12-12
MANY TARIFF BILLS.
Some Propose Commission 10 inves-
fiosfe Vhoie SUBJECT.

Washington. DEC. s.-Seve-zl till.
relating co tie tariff hare beeo iur-r-
d1ced II she ho1=e- Tie Till q Rep
r-seursriTe Spa.dirs Of North Daze.a,
provides f., rarf eoUuiss.61. Tae
p-eauble u Ehe bill recic5s tha. 10
o-dinsry sessloa q congress can full.
Investigate the =1b!ect and determine
what changes vii test prnote she
general Eelfare- Nine Commissioners
are q Investigate and report 10 coa-
z-ess recon ue-da.iou. q. 70 r4ceseav
changes u the tariff. Representative
Foriney, Of Michigan, also offered q
tariff commission till.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-12-12
FIRST APPROPRIATION BILL
Temper Of the House Evidently fos
PetrShcfl naenf.

Ez.L11ro- D-. .c-The toc--
YESTERDAY PASSED -C= legislative ,-i-
z.-Ce- - :, c=1e f-uG the COMMITTEES
al sG.r1-s6 -1t.- Moci2F IL
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posed q. r1--e 20: - 5=oa-e u az
tn
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r=-r=1ch1=-s a=.i FIJI sway, and al
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: = ao1=e passed ESQ l1ror 80 al.
.31-o II December : Ecnl January
tax E-= 1:1s. C-r!s.-z: no.iiz,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-12-12
HuHtS' BODY SHIPPED.
Remains Of tx.faYor Have Left fair.
banks for SSAffis-

Seattle D-c -0-A Po---I1EelG-
cancer :yec.sl t-o1 Da-soo SAYS .ce
BODY u former Nsyo- ECls % fais
ci'y Ezs .aipped trpo Fairoa-k. 10
Seattle Th1r=ds! night TIE eozics
4re being taken o1I over tte ,ce Q!
dog team
Fr.eni= q rhe mayor he-e have 1zi=
elaborate preparation: to- fa= :cc=rzl
AMI t1- : ce-esr to- his family.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-12-12
H. ST. JOHN DIX papDOstD.
Governor Decides 10 Extend tIecu.
tive Clemency.

dye pla. Dec --4lo7srror Nc
BT1d= has i.sz7d FIJI partol ~ Z
s. John DIX. zho h.. cee1 II TIE ueu-
iteni.siy az Esllz ~slls for snoz. IL
noDths- After srTsrzI trlaI. NJ. Dir
~as convicted o. having ezbezz-ed the
funds u the bank Of which II vas
p-7sldeng-fhs State Bank ot Thsscou
and seotsocsd 20 Ten yearz IL ,ae
p@oltsnrzy.
Tie clsnsnc? Ct the goveruor has
nssn extended after = personal inTess.-
Cation
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-12-12
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