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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
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 Anniston. July so.--tspeoiall--0 P. Russell ( Co. brokers. will not pay q tinue business under the present license of 3s60. This was finally dstsrminsd' by the City Council last night. when that body. by . vote of 2 to ., passsd the ordinance making the license S160 per annum over the veto of Mayor Kiiby.
 The discussion Of the matter was quite lively, Councilman Biackmon making the fight for the ordinance and Councilman Cooper and Mayor Knby defending the Mayors veto. claiming that the ordinance was . violation or the city charter. Councilman Ward started tho bali rolling by making motion that the veto of the Mayor bs considered. ,1s E
 The Mayor ruled him out of order. and from this ruling Councilman Ward appealed to the Council. There being no provision in the city charter for such procedure, the rules governing the de- Alterations of the national Congress were adhered to. being explained to the body by Councilman Blackmon. City Attorney Merrill also stated that the Council could consisssntly take the matter up, no final action having been pIeVlOuBly thkoA VII Ass nS eYR0-@e of Councilman Ward was sustained by vote of 2 to 5. and by the same vote the ordinance was passed over the ys- to of the mayor.
 subsequently Councilman Blackmon introduced an ordinance, which vas passed, requiring all brokerage con- cerns to keep book of their transac-s ticns open for the inspections of per- son to be designated by the Mayor. At last nights meeting the Council raised the salaries of patrolmen h the Police Department from $50 to 9e0 per month. There is a provision in the State Constitution which says that sal- aries of city officers cannot be increas-i cd during term of ofSice. However, thA was overcome by all patrolmen rssign- ing and being re- e-eiected after the pass- are of the. ordinance.
 A negro who was later identified as Rock Kelly was picked up in an un- conscious condition yesterday morning by Southern passenger train No. 22 st . trestle about two miles this side of Eulaton; and brought to this city for treatment. How the negro was in-i 1ursd is not definitely known. but 1t is freight train some time early Friday morning or Thursday night The trains passing this place are usually running at the rate of thirty or forty miles an hour, and when the negro, fell he must have struck his face on the edke of the crosstie. as his face is mansled aimost beyond recognition.
 Ills skull was fractured by deep cut in the scalp of about four Inches In length and gash was cut on the left side of his face extending from the temple to the lips. which, with the nose, are almost completely eRaced. It is thought his leg is broken. and he is also probably injured internally. The physicians say there Is no chance for him to live It is learnsd nc came and 1t is presumed that he was making his way to Birmingham when the acoi- dent occurred.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
AUTHORITIES ARE wATCHFUL.
Mobile and All of Alabama VIII Be
 Fully Protected. ..
Advertiser Bureau, Mobile. July 30.

Advertiser Bureau,
 Mobile, July 30.
 Mobile authorities and the State and County Health officers are using the greatest diligence in the matter of pro- tecting Mobile and all labmaa from contagious and infectious diseases. It was learned this afternoon that the health officers will insist on the L. and N. Railroad Company establishing re- lay station south of Mobile at Orange Grove This station will be used for the transfer of mails from all trains out of New Orleans, and the trains will then be required, so The Advertiser representative is informed, to go through Mobile without stopping and at the regulation speed inside the cor porate limits.
 Along the M and O. Railroad from this city north to the Mississippi line the people are not showing evidence of uneasiness, having full confidence in the health officers, but along the entire line in Mississippi, the greatest uneasf- ness exists It was learned that today Macon, Miss, ordered a strict quaran- tine on every mile of the N. O. and N. F.. between Meridian and New Orleans and on the Gulf and Ship Island.
 The M J. and K c. officials here have been notified by the authorities of Hat tiesburg that they must not sell any tickets out of Mobile to that place for inc present Laurel. on the same road. also notified the officials that shot gun quarantine had been established and that no tickets from Mobile should be sold to that point. and that trains must go through the place at thirty miles per hour.
 When the southbound Mobile and Ohio passenger train arrived here, three white men on board were taken In charge by local quarantine officers and taken to the office of the Board of Health. The men left New Orleans three days since over the N. O. and N E., and boarded the M ana O. al Msrid,an They will be sent back to New orleans at o'clock tomorrow morning. ..-' .... ...-:. <.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
The AInnkan Railway.

Seattle, Wash. July 3o.-Work on the Alaskan Central Railway will ka car- ried on all winter as the climate of the coast belt is not severe. Including the engineers and all classes of men there are about 1900 men now employed in building the Alaska Gen. tral Railway. The road is graded for a distance of thirty miles. and camps are established thirty-six miles from Seward into the interior.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
Tn. orthodox Rahhi..

Springfield. Mass. July So-The con- vention of the United Orthodox Rabbis was formally opened today. secret business session was held this evening. Chief Rabbi Leventhal of Philadelphia presiding. Following the business ses- sion the opening meeting took place. the audience packing Beth Israel Sym asosue to the doors. A letter was read from Rev. Dr. Lesser of Cincinnati. president of the society, who Is i'll and ,,oahJa tn be present,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
BURSTING OF RESERVOIRS.
Heavy Rains Cause Death and Damage
 In Connecticut.

Bridgeport, Conn, July 3o.-Loss of life and immense damage to property followed the bursting of reservoirs north of this city as the result of the unprecedented fall of rain early today. The precipitation in the series of show CTS which struck across Connecticut last night and this morning reported q total of several inches.
 The dam at Wards Mill at Easton went out at o'clock this morning. The house occupied by John Lesco. his wife and several children was picked up by the flood and carried a mile. All were rescued.
 A house occupied by Michael Moran was hurled against the Berkshire bridge and smashed and 1t Is believed that Moran was drowned in North Bridgeport.
 The Barn Avenue Bridge was wreck ed just when an ice wagon was cross ing. In the wagon were William Row yeski and John Starkin. Kowseski was drowned. but Starkin was able to swim ashore.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
Reward for Montxomerx.

Birmingham. Ala. July 30.-Quaran- tine Inspector B. Frank Toe has been informed by State authorities that a reward of $100 has been offered for the capture of Guy c. Montgomery, a man from New Orleans. who recently made his escape into Alabama. Montgomery was under surveillance on a train through Tuscaloosa, Ala. and got out of the car when the inspection officer went to get a drink of water. He was later caught and taken to Montgomery, where he again got away from the of- hcers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
Two Drowned.

Manasquan. N. J.. July so-w&ile Frank Brown of Jamaica. Long Island, was swimming in Manasquan Inlet to- day with his daughter and Miss Todd of Plainfield. N. J., the two giris ne- "a me exhausted. Boatmen rescued Miss Todd. but MT. Brown and his daughter were swept away by the current and drowned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
yiaaiIa,s netaiiatso..

Matches, Miss, July s0.-Vidalfa, La. a small town across the Mississippi Riv- CT from this city, has Quarantined against Natchex as a retaliatory meas ure, for the local enforcement of the quarantine established by the State Board of Health against Louisiana.
 vidalia desired that Matches preserve an open door and when the local au- thorities answered that this was against tho State Boards regulations. the Louisiana town closed It's doors against NatcheA. The vidalia postmas- ter sends to NatcheE twice day for the mail saek,rhut will not allow the railway mail clerk running out of this city to carry registered mail. The local detention station has been equipped with twenty tents, to accommodate six ty persons. and an emergency hospital tent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
Cheats of Jap Navy.

Nagasaki. July 30.-Representative Foss. chairman of the House Commit tee on Naval Affairs. accompanied by Lieutenant Frank Marble, naval at- tache to the American Legation at To- kio, left today for sasebo. where they will inspect the navy yard as guests of the Japanese Navy Department MT. Foss will join Secretary of War Taft at Nagasaki
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
Took His Own Life.

San Diego. Cal, July 3O.-J. W.. Mount. 6s years old. who came to this city from Kentucky some years ago. committed suicide here today. In the morning he excused himself to his wife from attending church with her and she went alone.
 On her return Mrs. Mount found her husband dead in chair. He had shot himself in the abdomen. Prior to Kill ing himself he had arranged his papers and his affairs in such shape as to make sure that his wife would have what property he had left.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
n,. xtrike PrnhahIe.

London, July 30.--A strike of 60.000 Lancashire cotton operatives Is threat ened because of the masters refusal of an advance In wages. A ballot was taken by the operatives last week. but the result of this ballot will not be made known until tomorrow night The indications are. however. that a ma iortty will strike.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
New York's Suspects.

New York, July 30.--Health Officer Doty visited the quarantine isiands Tn the lower bay today and shortly after ward three passengers of the steamer Seguranca, namely. Miss Hockler, Hem ry Boyd and Miss Wempe. who were with the members of the crew of the steamer Eldorado, which arrived yes terday from New Orleans, were held for observation. The four passengers of the Seguranca detained at Hoffmans s Island are quite comfortable and if all soes well will be released probably to- morrow. The ten men of the crew Of the Seguranca are pleasantly situated at Swinburne Island In the two new wards recently erected on the islano. Of this number only two are severely i'll. They are Thomas McGill. one of the Segurancas stewards. and Vincento Novo a fireman. McGill Is resting com rtably and is somewhat better. Novo. however, Is quite i'll. Dr. Doty said he could not definitely state whether these men are suff ering from yellow fever or not. Ths meteorological examination will not be completed until tomorrow morning.
 It was announced tonight that of the ten members of the crew of the Segu- ranca under detention, eight were suf- fering with malarial fever. and that while there Is still doubt as to the fire men and steward. they were probably suffering from the same form of fever.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
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: rokic. July 1o.--(3 II m.) &ha feo- lowing dispAtch haa been Fscolvsd 9xo0 the Japanen4 army "
 Our indspsndent c4yalry whieh sn- tered EykoR ton Gakhalin, forfy-1lvs miles northeAst of Port Due) July T withdrew on nndfng the city unfgvs able to its occupation. Our armys tending to crueh the enemy's f0Fre ks fors they fetfsated on the eninenceD west of Rykoff. commenced to advaneo at . .. m, July 17. Japanese with inc portant body of cavalry advanced " forced marches. taking and dislodg1q9 the enemy holding the north extregUy of Rykon, and rushed into the ptnyeA Confused street fighting ensued bQt teo town was captured at s;s0 oclcck in the morning. s Y Y
 The enemy's main strength, oppe9o6 to riEht column, nsd in disorder soukn~ ward. .sking the sshort route leading - Pareeono.
 'on July 70 detachment which Wns sent south in pursuit of the enemy mqt the eneny's Infantry. some Sn0 sttQu4, at point six milee south of HU1so3 and kiiled mors thsn 1oo. snd caa}Nse1
 Ths snstnys strsHsth oppossd U 1ux right column was of some 5000 infant. ry and four guns and four machine guns, and that opposed to our left coll umn some 1000 infantry and four guns. The enemy's loss in trophies is under investigation"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
Tightening Regulations.

Meridian. Miss, July 3o.-The city boards met this morning and on reso- lutions of the local Board of Health frightened the quarantine line material ly against infected points, and added more stringent precautions locally. No travellers will be permitted to enter the city without a health certificate, and no freight car from any infected point will be permitted to be opened, unless screened and fumisated
 A curfew ordinance has been passed, recurring all places of business, except drug stores, hotels and restaurants to be closed at o'clock. and all persons on the streets after s p. m. who cannot give a satisfactory reason for being out will be subject to arrest.
 All meetings of whatever kind are prohibited and four additional mounted policemen were provided to see to the enforcement of these ordinances.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
p,.tou Harrrove Dying.

Nashville, Tenn, July 30.-Bishop R K HarErove of the Methodist Epis- conaI Church. South. Is reported in a dying condition at his home here. In- Srmities of old age caused the Bishop to resign the Presidency of the Van derbilt University Board of Trustees this spring
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
Trolley Car Collision.

Charlotte, N. C.. July 30.-J. R. Rod gers of Charlotte. a motorman. was fa- tally injured and about twenty passen- gers slightly cut and bruised in head m collision between two trolley cars m the Beach Line between Whining ton and Wrightsville shortly before roidnight tonight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
FireUorlks at Kobe.

Kobe, July 30.-Secretary Taft and his party arrived here at p. m. from Kioto. They were the recipients of an encouraging welcome from the gov ernment and city officials and assem- bled thousands. Amid a display of day fireworks. the party proceeded to the water front, where a short recep- ton was held. Secretary Taft and Miss Roosevelt were given a number of presents.
 The steamer Manchuria will sail at 10 o'clock tonight for Nagasaki. Cap tain R. Fl. Noble, Third United States Infantry. aide to Governor Wright of the Philippine Islands. met the Secreta- ry of War and his party here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
u,,h, Root ou Jauut.

Montreal. July So.-Elihu Root. his two sons and Colonel Sanger, arrived here tonight. They leave in the morn ing for sydney. c. B.. MT. Root and his nartv are enroute to New Foundland ana Labrador on a hunting trip.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
WEATHER FORECAST. washington, July 0o.-Eair MonAay,

see and Hamilton County will close doors against the fever districts, no quarantine regulations for the entire State having been promulgated. Strict vigilance will be maintained by quar- antine oficials who are giving the ap- brooches from the South to this division of the State attention.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
u.o,h Rack ip Londou.

London, July 30.-Gensral Booth of the Salvation army returned to England today from his trip to Australia. He Is in excellent health. General Booth to- morrow will start on a 2.ooo-mile motor tour.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
christie,. Auto Record.

Cape May, N. J., July 30.-Being ofa- cially timed today by Sam Butler. Sec retary of the Automobile Ciup or amer ica Walter Christie, in his i20 herse- power auto. reduced the America kilot metre record by making the time 2s seconds hat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
Another Rennington Victim.

Washington, July 3o.-Another death among the men injured by the explo- sion on the gunboat Bennington was re- ported today. bringing the total list to sixty three men.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
sundax Fun to Continue.

Portland, ore. July 30.-It Is stated denniteIy that the exposition manage ment will not make any further legal fight against the Trail" amusement who had secured an in function In the Circuit Court restrain- ing the exposition from interfering with them keeping open on Sunday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
No State Quarantine.

Memphis, Tenn, July 30.-The report given out yesterday following the meet ing of State, city and county boards of health regarding the quarantine regu- lations against New Orleans and other feyer-infected districts. proves to be partly erroneous. The official state rnent is to the effect that West Tennes-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
xy,,, Not Re Dissolved.

London, July 31.-The Daily Tels- 1ranh makes the authoritative an- nouncement that parliament will not he dissolved this year unless the gov ernment Is again defeated before pro- roRation
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
Rsport to washiaston.

Washington. July 30.-A dispatch re. ceived by Surgeon General Wyman or the public hospital service from pr. J. H. White, in charge of the service work at New Orleans, today tells of the steps taken by Surgeon Richardson. who IS supervising the work in the iniected district for the city Board or Health.
 It reports that on Thursday and Fri day there were 1918 houses inspected, nineteen cases of sickness were fnves- tigated and 2.00o or more tanks ana cisterns oiled. But two other places outside Louisiana, the ofncials say. have officially reported case of fever. notable contrast to former outbreaks. when 1t spread with greater rapidity.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
TAFT PARTY IN ORIENT.
Americans Continue to Receive Demon
 stratiye welcomes.

Kioto, July 30.-Secretary of War Taft and his party spent Sunday morn- ing quietly. Some of the members of the party attended church, while oth- CTS visited the temples.
 When the party left at 13e o'clock this afternoon on a special train for Kobe there was another remarkable demonstration. At the station great crowd awaited them and Miss Roose- welt and began cheering when they ar rived The ovation continued until they started. The band played the Ma tional song and "Auld Lang Syne." as the train pulled away from the station.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
A siGnincnnt Admissisn.

St. Petersburg, July s1.-The Novoe Vremya published this morning re- port from Kersue that there Is great discontent among the reservists in Manchuria at the distress inflicted on their families because of the negligence of the authorities, who have failed to provide proper support for them. This outspoken admission from a Russian source is looked upon as significant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
,reek Cabinet Chances.

Athens. July 30.--M. 'Boudouris, Min ister of Marine. has been appointed Minister of War, and N. Delanniss has been given the portfolio of Minister of Marine.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
Yrt.rxier With Witte.

London, July 31.-The Daily Tele- 1rsnh's correspondent on board the Kaiser wilhelm der Crosse. on which M witte, the Russian plenipotentiary. ia A passenger. sends an interview which he has had with M. Witte in which the latter said that if Russia and Japan had agreed upon common basis before appointing peace plenipo- tentiaries 1t would have been much bet fer As 1t Is M Witte said he regard cd himself as an imperial courier sent to ascertain the terms of Japan. He was prepared to make peace. though. he added, as his powers were very com n1ete and he would discuss the plans based on Japan's actual military and naval successes in a spirit of give and take But I cannot and will not" continued M. witte. entertain terms hased upon military statistics in the Suture. I am conversant with the hu- man institutions of my imperial mas fer and will do anything compatible with Russia's honor and dignity to es- tahlish peace of which I have been an unswerving advocate. My first task, however, in the new world will be to search for a basis for fruitful discus sion"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
More world Quarantines.

Vicksburg. Miss. July 30.-Following the example of Natchez. Greenville, Miss, and Lake Providence and East Carroll Parish, La, have declared a strict quarantine against the world. The Greenville and Lake Providence embargos were put on this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
No Shameful Peace.

st Petersburg, July 30.-The Elm peror has issued the following note in reply to appeal from the clergy of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
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ENcAGEllHNTs REP0RInD

rokio. July so.-(lsoon -)--Ths fsla lowing has bssa received from tSo headquarters of the Imperial arny;
 sour forps on the island of sakAalln adyancsd on the 47th and hot1y ehpeo the enemy from early in the mcenano| osr vanguard coupled Dslbsnshss tiN 'sams Afternoon. 5.
 While our cavalry sntsred NyE41 another detachment was sent aeatu the ensmy st Nomhs ana Ivpvskcss a1 lodging the snenay's fotoe. holAia9 "a 1dernicovsky and vicinity. ana ilnle(l- atsly conmencsd psrsuit.
 Tho enemy holdint the Iattsr syoe1 consistsd of infantry wttAs sevsral Gnp The tsmperaturs r q dssress Jshss hsit."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31

Mobile had to quarantine against points on the Louisville and Nashville in Mississippi and Louisiana. At this hour no reply has been received. It Is an undisputed fact that Baldwin of fers the greatest avenue of escape of any county in the State. ~:. 4... ..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
C,,uer.I stoesseI RelieyeS

St. Petersburg. July s0.-Gensrat Stoessel has been relieved of command of the 3rd Siberian army corps.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
seuttn.e~t for Quarantine.

Columbus. Ga. July 3o.-tSpeciaL)- There is growing sentiment that Co., lumbus quarantine against New Or leans The local prsss discussed the matter in a conservative manner today and urged the city authorities to make every preparation to establish . quar- antine the moment 1t should be deemed necessary.
 There has never been a case of yell low fever in Columbus. but at the same time 1t is believed that the city cannot take too many precautions. A visor- ous and thorough sanitation crusade is now in progress throughout Columbus.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
Graft at Chattanooga.

Birmingham. Ala. July s0.-A special to The Age-Herald from Chattanooga. Tenn, says: Because of suspicious of graft, about twenty-five young men who were employed by the local health board as quarantine officers, have been discharged. and nineteen members of the local police force have taken their places. The quarantine has been in force sixty hours and in that time 1t was found that the force first put to work were totally incompetent to han. dle the crowds which were on the trains"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
At pirYri.,.,hIsni,,.

Birmingham. July 3e.-(Special)- The quarantine regulations are being kept up just as strict as ever.
 Nothing took place during the day on the trains out of the ordinary. There is an increased travel out of New Or leans now. indicating that those who can are leaving that city in larger numbers than before.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-31
or.nsurs not ,o oonclsd. :. sA.m.tul

f'Ths Russian people can rely on mo. Mover will conclude . shamSful peaca or one unworthy of great Nussia-