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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20
Chandler & Powell,
FOR SALE.
Real Estate and Insurance Agents.

FOR SALE.
 pretty 7-room cottage in the east ern suburbs of the city. Comparative ly new and an elegant home. Lot 126x140. large barns and stables. price .'''s- 'SS,oVV. $3,500 will buy two five room houses and one four room house with lots 50x100 each. This is a good invest ment. For further information call and see us.
 FOR RENT.
 2-story. s-room house. Clayton
 St. (new) .. $45 % 5-room house, Houston St. (new) 20. % broom house, Hilliard St, (new) 20. % broom house. Alabama St. ...... 20. % 5-room house, S. Hull St. ....... 19. % S-room house, Whitman St. 27. % 8-room house corner Hull and
 Columbus Streets .......... 33. 35 T-room house, S. McDonough St.. 80. % Groom house, s. McDonough St.. 22. 50 Groom house, Pleasant Ave. .... 30. % 4-room house Pelham St. ....... Is. % Broom house. Pelham St. ...... 12. 50
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Men and women agents every where to sell magnifying photo frames best seller and money maker on earth. Address Crystal Glass Novelty Co. Monticello.
 Miss. 2S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20

FOR SALE-On Amanda Street, two story dwelling, seven rooms, good condition, modern Improvements; lot 5Ox150; a good 8 per cent investment, or an up-to-date home.
 FOR SALE-on Sayre Street, close to the sayre Street School, two story, seven rooms. This house should com mend itself to any one wanting a con- venient home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20

| We have four lots very desirably located that we offer st $3,2e0 for the bunch. It is our judgment that by improving these of sSo we vii sHp be cen sss otsas o .boW ss this property to bona ffde buyers. We want te buy 100 acres ot pretty good loss..S ana s nSs too as hss nas' fairly sTs fS9 se pt oe cent Dtf:s s:. tSsn Ax their real value. On Hoicombe St. we have for sale one of the best built houses on tho street. It is new, well arranged, has cabinet mantels, cosy reception hall airy bed rooms, modern bath; the lot Is deep and altogether t Is this this place for aS.5oO cash, or half cash and and balance at per cent interest. rented to 'IS good. prompt-payins white tene s- ants for S2s . month.
 - If you want c moderate priced. in walk ing distance of the post office. we have one e & sS s s you Sa 0a aAs easy Sssss. on S S time
 Near the old Plant System shops we DrSeticaiiy n new " negro @ Houses % on ii. n rSis M ants. 'Fhs man who owns it wants money and you can pick up c bargain in this s S: You s S.sr :n ss n tS yGS " Pss and if you haven't all the money we will lend you little less than half of it on long time s2,sbo will buy the whole thing We have a piece of undeveloped down can show a good thing in to a man who can invest about Sls.0oo and has some Judg- ment.  We have s2o acres of hammock land on the gravel road about iS miles from Mont gomsry that you can buy for sll an acre.
 ..,.s Nine miles from Montgomery We have $50 acres of level sandy land that we are authorized to sell at SIS an acre. Down in the old reliable 9th ward, near the railroad, we have for sale a mighty ing pretty cheap It's right up against i St'S Dig near future there's going to be a specuiae sion in this property. and In the meantime you will get fair interest on your money We have 90 acres just beyond the south ern suburbs that we are authorized to sell We believe that at the price there's S25 an acre In the property. We want to buy two or three small places for customers who haven't all the cash places that won't run over sl,soO to Sl.7SO 
 F. M KoHN & SON,
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20

WEAK MEN-Improved vacuum developer permanently cures sexual weakness vari- cocele, stricture enlarges shrunken organs; sealed particulars. Charles Mfg. Co.,. Charles Bldg. Denver. Colo su-3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20
PERSONAL.

FREE-Does your watch keep correct time9 If 1t doesn't bring 1t to us and we will regulate 1t free of charge. Montgomery Loan Co.,, N. Court St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20

We want te buy 100 acres of pretty good sandy land. We have . customer who Is ready to buy provided the place is fairly
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20

LEARN telegraphy and R. R. accounting:
 $50 to $500 a month salary assured our largest in America and endorsed by all railroads; write for catalog. Morse @chool of Photography, Cincinnati O., Buffalo N. F., Atlanta, Ga. La Crosse, Wis, Tex arkana, Texas. San Francisco. Cal If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20

< We have four lots very desirably located
 that we offer st $3.2eo for the bunch. It is our judgment that by improving these lots with $500 houses you can clear net profit of Sl.6oo. We will be glad to show
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20

Down in the old reliable 5th ward. near the railroad. we have for sale a mighty Ing pretty cheap. It's right up against big railroad property and some time in the near future there's going to be a specua- tion in this property. and In the meantime you will get fair interest on your money
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20

FOR sALE-seven room residence between Court and Perryj paved sidewalks: rents for $500; price S2.s0O Pierce Hardeman.
 22 s. Perry St. II
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20

WANTED-Shoe salesman capable of talk ing charge of women's department; must have pleasant address and good habits. Ham. the Shoe Man, 8
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20
IRON SAFES.

I BUY. sell or exchange new and second md fire and burglar proof safes of all nds. c. J. Thrasher. Basement Moses Bldg.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20
FOR RENr-REsrpENCEs.

FOR RENT-six room cottage. S2s Clayton room. good back yard and neighborhood. near two car lines. Apply 321 Clayton St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20

WANTED-At once. general office man who is also telegraph operator; state wages
 references and when you could come. App ply to The Marburv Lumber Co, Marbury
 Ala 3t-3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20

We want 10 buy two or three small places for customers who haven't all the cash places that won't run over Sl,so0 to Sl,7SO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20

| lWANTED-Experienced planer, thatcher and l boring machine men work in wood | mill: good wages. steady work; labor
 troubles. Western Steel Car & Foundry Co, l Anniston. Ala. 3t-S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20

WAFTED-Energetic man to organize soal crew; S100 weekly easily made. Parke Chemical Co, Chicago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20

We have 90 acres just beyond the south ern suburbs that we are authorized to sell We believe that at the price there's 325 an acre in the property.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20
FOR RENr-RooA1s.

FOR RENT-Entire second floor, six rooms
 brick house. all modern conveniences. Ap- ply 210 Jefferson St. 15
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20

l Men-To distribute samples, etc. s3 daily; | steady. no canvassing, Oliver. 10s Seth | St. Chicago
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20

FOR RENT-Four room house, with recep- ton hall. lights and bath; 204 Holcombe
 St. Apply J sternfeld, City. su-l4
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
DEATH LURKING
At HIS BEDSIDE

George S. Wright, one of CALIFORNIA;
pioneer steamship men and who is well
known along the entire Pacific Coast, is
dying at the Occidental Hotel. Physi-
clans who have been almost constantly
at his bedside for several days, have
abandoned hope of his recovery and yes
terday expressed the belief that he would
not survive the week. The invalid's trou-
bles are of an organic nature, of which
he has been suffering number of
months. and which caused him to take to
his bed several weeks ago.
CAPTAIN Wright, as he is familiarly
known and his brothers came to Callfor-
MIA In the early f1fties. The brothers soon
engaged in shipping and later established
a small ferry service between San Fran
cisco and the Alameda side of the bay.
Eventually they purchased a number of
large sailing and steam vessels and be-
came Identified with the freighting and
passenger traffic business between this
port and the sound and Alaska.
George Wright few years ago retired
from the shipping business and engaged
in mining in this State, where he now
owns a valuable property near Knights
Ferry. He is 72 years of age and until a
wear ago he enjoyed the best Of health.
His wife and his son. John T. Wright,
the well-known Central American COM
mission agent, are attending him 1t was
stated last night that the patient was
very weak and the members of his fam
lily had prepared themselves for the end.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
Germany SENDS
NOTE TO POWERS
Proposes That international
Conference Be Held on
the Question of Morocco
PRESENTS CREDENTIALS
British Minister LOwther
Assures Sultan OF Friend
ship Of His Government

LONDON. June S-Germany has sent
an identical note to ali the powers sig
natory Of the Madrid convention propos-
iag an international conference on the
question Of Morocco. 1t is understood
that none OF the powers has yet replied.
TANGIER, Morocco, June s.-Gerald A
Lowther. British Minister 10 Morocco.
presented his credentials TO the Sultan
to-day. The ceremony was attended by
the customary picturesque Moroccan q is
play. Lowther IN his speech assured the
Sultan OF the sincerity OF King Edward
and OF the British Government In the de-
sire for the welfare OF Morocco and their
earnest wishes for the maintenance Of
the power and authority Of the Sherifan
ruler"
The latter reciprocated the wishes for
q continuance Of the traditional friend
ship between the two countries. Through
out the interview the Sultan was impas-
sive. almost Indifferent The political
situation remains befogged and will not
be cleared up until Lowther has q private
audience with the Sultan.
Il Is reported that private offers have
been made 70 the Sultan OF loan Of
SIS 00o. 600 and II is alleged that the offer
Is supported by American capitalists, but
a suitable guarantee remains the diff
Guilty. since the customs are pledged to
France for the next fifteen years
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
LINER STOPS
WHILE SURGEON
SAVES A LIFE
Operation Performed on
an Invalid Aboard
Steamship.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEW YORK, June S.-What is said
to have been the first surgical opera
ton ever performed on a regular liner
during a transatlantic trip occurred
last Thursday when the White Star
liner Majestic was ESQ miles this side
of the Irish coast. AS result the life
OF Arthur Campbell. steward, was
saved.
The operation was accomplished
while the ship was plunging in a hard
head sea. Captain B. T. Hayes slowed
down the machinery to almost a dead
stop during the one and a half hours
required for the operation.
The hospital is located far aft, where
the toss of the ship is always greatest.
Dr. A B. Francis, the ships surgeon,
was unable, on account of the limited
space, to have an assistant with him.
The operation was performed at mid
night Campbell's condition made a
postponement impossible DR.. Francis
said to-day that the man would have
died within a few hours had he not
gone under the knife.
Now he is good for fifty years. is
the only comment the ships surgeon
made.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
NEW WORKERS ENJOY
A COOL JUNE DAY
Touch of San Francisco
Weather EXcites the
Metropolis.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEW YORK, June S.-This was the
coldest June 8, with one exception, ex-
perienced in New York since the
Weather Bureau began taking observa-
tions. nearly a half century ago. The
temperature at 9 o'clock to-day was
81 degrees. 1t has never been colder
on June s.
Normally the temperature should be
at least ten degrees higher. Last year
on June the thermometer registered
81 In 1903 it was Ga: in 1902 it was
81, and in 1901 it was 81.
The temperature yesterday was So.
which was cold for June 7. The cold
est June Z on record was in 1894, when
the mercury crawled down to 4s.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
FOURTE[N LIVES
LOST IN WRECK
Submarine Boat ''A-8" Sinks
in Eighteen Fathoms of
Water While Practicing
ACCIDENT UNEXPLAINED
Men Who Were Near the
Coming Tower When Dis
aster Occurred Are Saved

PLYMOUTH, England. June Sub
marine boat AS was lost off the break
water here this morning. She had on
board eighteen officers and men, in
Guiding her regular crew and men who
were in training. Fourteen of the num-
Der were drowned The others were
picked UP. The disaster occurred while
the AS was proceeding to sea for prac-
tice, accompanied by another submarine
boat and a torpedo-boat Three ex-
plosions were seen from the shore to
occur on board the AS, which sud-
denly disappeared. Tugs and divers i'm
mediately proceeded to the rescue. The
submarine boat lies in eighteen fathoms
of water.
The first intimation Of the disaster
came from the boat herself signaling
that she was submerged and could not
come to the surface.
Diving parties Immediately proceeded
to the scene. Those who were saved
were standing in the vicinity of the
coming tower at the time of the dis
aster and were picked up by a passing
trawler. They were Lieutenant Candy,
commander of the boat; Sub Lieutenant
Murdoch, a petty officer and seaman.
The lost boat was Of about 300 tons dis
placement and was launched in 1904.
A heavy explosion occurred over the
position where the submarine boat sank
and there is no hope of saving any of
the men who were carried down with
her.
The explosion at first reported was
believed to have been caused by the
escape af gasoline. similar to those of
the AS. One of the survivors who was
saved says he is unable to explain the
cause of the accident to the AS. He
added that she suddenly dipped while
the matches were opened and the boat
Immediately filled and sank. He added:
Lieutenant Candy came to my assist
ance when / was almost exhausted and
kept me afioat until we were picked up
by the trawler.
This is the third submarine boat-de-
stroyer lost within a little more than
a year, the others being the Al, run
down by liner in the Solent, by which
eleven officers and men were entombed
in the bottom of the sea, and the AS,
which sank off Queenstown after an
explosion. which killed six of her crew.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
CaIifornian. In New York.

NEW YORK, June s.-The following Califor-
mans are in New York: From San Francisco
Mrs. Eckers, E. Eckers and wife. at the Plaza
I. j. Egan, at the Navarro; o. Herman, at the
St Andrews; Miss A. Kann. at the Plaza: Dr.
s. Davies. at the Grand: Mrs L. Elkins E
&. Elkins and wife and A. Kahn, at the Bres-
lin; H. w. Everson, at the Broadway Central /.
A. Konigsberg J. NJ. Lyon. at the Herald
Square; W. b. Brooks the Estereli; p l..
Cosey at the Murray Hill: Mrs. M. Garthorn,
at the Grand Union; Miss L. King at the
Netherland; w. j. Lindow, at the Astor; p r.
Lynch. at the Murray Hill, and A. Watson and
wife at the Grand Union.
From San Pedro-Mrs. Clay and Mrs J. w
Walton. at the Herald Square.
From Los Angeles-E. w. True, at the Ken
sington. c. cloetta and wife and Miss L, Cio-
eta, al the Belvedere; G. T. Dunbar and wife.
at the Everett: Mrs Kipp, the Belviderc:
H. Richardson, at the Astor; Miss M. z. Spen-
Ger. at the Holland; Mrs. Walker, at the Belvi-
dare
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
CLEARS THE WAY FOR PEACE.
Czar's Inquiry as to Japan's Terms Is
Hailed I'm France.

PARIS. June SIT is definitely known that
the Russian Foreign Minister. Count LaIns-
dorh, seconded by Witte. president Of the
committee Of Ministers, has initiated overtures
through the Russian representatives abroad to
learn Jzpan's disposition and terms Of peace
These overtures It is said here, were begun
three days ago and were the basis OF the
decidedly more hopeful view which the officials
began to have. At the time II
then and still f. recognized that Lamsdorff
and Witte represent the peace element and
81 Is not yet clear how far the movement is
shared by the Emperor. However. Count
Lamsdorffs position gives the overtures the
force OF coming from responsible quarters.
whereas the previous movements lacked Of
fetal orisin-
This clears the way for conversations be-
tween officials and diplomats here and at Other
capitals which are now actively going on
These necessarily are circuitous, owing to
Russia's inability to approach Japan directly
Nelidon the Russian ETnbas=ador here. has
already conversed with the French authorities,
who are fully aware OF the desire OF Lams-
dorf and Witte
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
HOPES TO REPORT A VICTORY.
Russian General BatJanoR Talks En-
couragingIy TO His Troops.

GUNSHU PASS. ManchurIa, June SAC
cording 70 reports received by General Line
witch from naval officers who have arrived at
Vladivostok. the losses OF Admiral Rojestven-
sky's feet were from 1000 to 900 officers
and men killed or drowned. and about 5000
prisoners.
General Batjanon, commander OF the third
Kanchurisn army. addressing the troops yes
terday the occasion OF the Empress birth
day, told them he hoped soon to be about to
telegraph the news Of Russian victory TO her
Majesty. Later, in conversation with press
correspondent the general declared that the
defeat Of the feet was a sad and hard blow,
but II would not affect the morale OF the
troops. who. with the dogsedness of the Rus
as the Emperor gave the word.
''If the sea Is lost" he added. Russia can
stiil be victorious on land. Peace, unless
Japan is reasonable is impossible.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
DISCUSSES INTERNATIONAL
INSTITUTE OF AGRICULTURE
David Lubin Says II VIII Eventually
Brush the Hand of the Manipu-
lator Aside,

Ro7E, June s.-Dsv!d Lubln OF Sacramento.
Cal. who proposed 10 King Victor Emmanuel
the taking OF steps 20 bring about the estsb-
lishmeut of an International institute OF zgz1-
culture. speaking about the institute to-day,
said IL would tend 20 give stability 70 the po-
liticsl, social enc economical condition Of the
people and Ultimately would aid IN the main
tensnce Of al equitable exchange n the value
of agricultural products throughout the world
While the institute, he added, does not intend
70 remove the niddleEnsn, Il intends 70 brush
the hand of the manipulation aside by freeing
agriculture from chance and placing IL on E
Srra basis
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09

PRINCE VICTIM
OF APOPLEXY

BERLIN, June s-Prince Leopold Won
Hohenzollern, a cousin of Emperor Will
liam, who came here to- attend the we'd
ding of Crown Prince Frederick William
and Duchess Cecilia, died suddenly to-
night of apoplexy at the age of 20 years.
The Prince will be remembered in his
tory as a candidate of the Spanish Cortes
for the throne of Spain and as having
been unwittingly the cause of the Franco
Prussian war. He lived at Sigmarien, in
the original principality of Hohenzollern.
He was married to the Infanta Antonia
of Portugal.
Emperor William called at the house of
hereditary Prince William, where Prince
Leopold died. and expressed his con-
dolence.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
WOMEN OF GILRoY WANT THEIR
TOWN GREATLY IMPROVED
Hold Enthusiastic Meeting and Form
an Auxiliary to the Promo
ffou CIrb.

GILROY June s--The women OF Gilroy
met to-day to organize an auxiliary TO the
Gilroy Promotion Club. Mayor Dunlap ad-
dressed the meeting and was followed by
other prominent members Of the club Sixty
women signed the roll and elected the fol-
lowing permanent officers: Mrs. c. A. Hoxett
president; Miss Rea, Miss Ingham. Miss Emily
Watson vice presidents: Miss Nettie White
hurst secretary; Mrs Catherine Ryan. treas
urer; executive committee. Miss Ingham. Mrs.
James Princevalle Miss Janet Whitehurst
Mrs. George Dunlap and Miss Casey.
The women are enthusiastic and intend to
pull together in building UP and beautifying
the city. A public library and park will re-
ceive their early consideration
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
CHARGES AGAINST INDIAN
POLICE ARE DISMISSED
Secretary Hitchcock Instructs Inspector
10 Proceed With the Collection
of the Tribal Taxes.

dismissed the charges against the Indian po-
Ice arrested by the city authorities, charged
with assault IN closing the stores Of mer-
chants who refused 10 pay the tribal tax
There viii be no further arrests.
inspector Wright received teleE-sphc IN
Etruc-lons from Secretary Hitchcock to-day &c
proceed with The collection OF the taxes
This afternoon Wright gave out the state
uenr that there would be no further action
taken until tomorrow afternoon when all bust
ness houses where the tax is not paid Will De
ciosed. He has he entire Indian police force
here 70 back up his orders There seems TO be
e general understanding that the merchants
VIII pay the tax.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
SPREADING OF THE RAILS
CAUSES WRECK OF A TRAIN
Several Passengers Are Seriously In
jured, Among Them Woman
Ep Roufe to Oakland.

FLINT Mich June s.-Fast through train
or, the Grand Trunk Railroad. bound for Chi
cago from the East was wrecked near Daviscn.
ten miles east of here, to-day by spreading
rails.
No one was killed, but several passengers
were injured among them George c. Bufnn,
Grand Rapids. Mich. very seriously; Mrs
James ii. Sherman, Topeka Kan; Michael
McMullin. ex-policeman, Boston, dangerously
Mrs F. A. Henig Fort Sheridan, Ill. skull
fractured: Mrs j. l.. Christie. West Newton,
Mass. en- route to Oakland, Cal, left arm
fractured and otherwise injured about the
The most seriously injured are in hospital
here.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
WOMEN AND CHILDREN CROWD
COURTROOM AT MURDER TRIAL
Curious Throngs Anxious TO Hear Tes-
timOny Against Woman Accused
of killing Her Husband.

LIBERTY, No. June s.-Wonen. many OF
them accompanied by children. to-day crowd
&C the courtroom where Mrs. Aggie Myers is
being tried for the murder OF her husband.
Judge Alexander admouished the women to
future
Frank Hoffman. already under sentence Of
death fcr his psr1 n the murder. was brought
from Kansas City to-day 20 testify for the
State. Mrs Myers was composed and uneno-
tfouel
Detective Kinney told % finding bloody IN
ger marks upon the oippsr handle
They were distinct finger marks said
Kinney, and they were made by q small
hand, too"
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
Electrician. Elect onicers.

DENVER, June S.-The twsnty-fourth an
nual convention Of the National Electric Light
Association to-day elected the following Off
GERS: President, William II. Blood Jr.. Seat
tie: first vice president. Arthur W. Williams.
New York: second vice president E. Dudley
Fsrrand Newark. ". j. secretary and treas
urer W. L. Eglin, Philadelphia Executive
committee to serve three years-C- L. Edgar,
Boston, John Martin. San Francisco; Frank
w Frueauff, Denver.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
veteran Hurt by a Fan.

SALINAS. June s.--Joseph Dunbar. aged 65,
a veteran CT the Civil War and past post
Republic. OF Oakland was fatally injured Ia ST
night. A ladder slipped from under him at the
Salinas Laundry and he feIl about five feet.
Dunbar is well known in San Francisco and
Alameda counties.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
High speed Attained by Train.

PITTSBURG, June s.-The 46S miles be-
tween Pittsburg and Chicago over the Penn
sylyania lines was covered in 40 minutes to-
day by a special train. counterpart Of the
.sPennsylvania Special the new eighteen-hour
train between Chicago and New York.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
sLAvs FLEE IN CONFUSION.
Small Force Encounters Japanese and
rs Driven Back.

TOXIC. June s.-Imperial army headquarters
made the following announcement to-day:
at II 30 O'Clock on the morning of June
body Of Russians some $50 strong ad-
vanced from the direction OF Sumiaotsk. about
a mile and a quarter east of Yinyipienmen,
but were met and repulsed by US on an emil
nence lying north OF that place. The enemy
fed in onfusion toward Nienyiling. seven miles
northeast of Yinyipienmen. One soldier and
two ssddled horses were captured"
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
TWO INDICTMENTS FOLLOW
LAND FRAUD INVESTIGATION
Minnesota Grand Jury Returns True
Bills Against Men Who Conspired
To Cheat the Government

ST. PAUL Einn-, June s--The Federal
grand 5z-y to-day reported true bills against
william = Horz1eu of st. Paul and Royal
2. stearnB OF Pierre. s. Oak. accused Of con-
epsracy 10 de1rzud the United States out Of
about 1900 acres cf homestead lands n North
Dakota through fraudulent homestead entries