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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27
TREASURY BALANCES

TREASURY BALANCES. Washington Dec. 26.-Today's treasury balances exclusive of the gold reserve shows available cash balance s140.321.174: gold coin and bullion $s5.317,365.
 NEW YORK DRY GOODS. New York. Dec. 26.--The dry goods mar ket today had few elemtns of activity, but a large degree of strength. Trading was light.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27
BODIES OF VICTIMS.

T Indicates trace of precipitation.
 FRANK p. CHAFFEE. Section Director. Weather Bureau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27
HanRinR Refore TrIal.

Mobile Register
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27

NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
 New York. Dec. s6.-Following were the quotations on the New York Cotton Ex- ~to nh
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-24

skeptiskt anlagda professorer vid
Morningside college satte en- dag
iorliden vecka flickans formsga
pa prof och stodo efter slutade
experimental undrande och spof-
jande och ur stand att afgifva en-
forklaring, da inga som helst be-
dragerier kunde hafva begatts vid
experimentens utforande. Resn.-
tatet utvisade att hon ar | besitt
ming af en- underbar formaga, EFT
sjette sinre. som hos endast EFT
ringa fatal al oss dodiiga kom nit
till utveckling.
FIR omkring fem veckor sedan
broto sig som bekant sex Hangar
ut ur oIntyhaktet och forsyunno
man viste 81 hvart. y en- en- dag
forliden veckv arresterades Har-
risburg. S D., iva man, som be-
i~unnos vara iva at de forsvunna
Tfrihetsbroderna, Frank Powers
och Frank Murphy. hvilka sedan
togos hit. De innehade vid LAX
tandet en- f~ullstandig uppsats at
inbrottsverktyg, och Diet tros att
de hade amnat bryta sig in ! ban
ken / Harrisburg. )Ehuru ung till
aren ar Powers en- mycket listig
och forslagen brottsling, som re-
redan giort strafftjenst atskilliga
statsfangelser, och Murphy har
! afven oakadt sin ungdom han
ar Io ar gammal -redan hunt
largt pa brottets bana.
En- ny base ball park haller nv
som bast pa att goras i ordning
pa "dumpen' mere vid hoden.
Platsen ar redan inhagnad med
EFT hogt plank, och EFT grand
staI.d' halter pa att uppforas,
h~varefter planering kommer att
verkstallas.
ON nj VII ha en- god kopp katie
eller CODA grocerier sd ga till
Breun. 4o7 Pearl Street.
Hdy gamle var, kassaskapsfab
rikoren G.. Andreen fran Omaha,
gjorde oss i tisdags EFT besok.
Mr.. Andren val har TOR att uppta.
ga bestallningar pa sina patente-
rade brandluckor och och fire
escapes och har afvenledes tillsatt
en- representant harstades for det-
ia andamal. Byggnadsverksam
heten kommer ! var och seminar
att blifva raft lihig efter den stora
branden, och erfarenheten har
visat att man vid en- Store elds
vada behofver battre skydd for lif
och egendom an den nu erbjudes,
hvadan vi hoppas att saval brand
forsakrings5olag som fastighets-
egare taga slit fornuft till ianga
och till skydd for sina hus begag
ma Mr. Andrews uppfnningar,
hvilka under aratal visat sig battre
an andra.
Kop edra byggnadsmaterialie-
hos Spalding, 8 & Court.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-24
Sioux City.
.Svsnska MonifoysnS kontor
halles oppet fran XII. 2 till 9 hvarie
oval.
MOktT0REkS 1tLEFUHRuRMER 627

lOruaSS utBdiDue governor
Cummins advokaten J. l.. Kenne.
dy att eftertrada nyligen aflidne
distriktsdomaren G w. Wake
field. Mr. Kennedy. som ar az ar
gammal, har vistats har sedan han
val 10 ar.
Nytt lager at Mans och Goss
klader till lSga priser hos
Larson-Swan Dry Goods Co.
PoAskonstapefa James Littleton
fck mandags asked pa graft
paper Tor uppforande ovardigt
en- polisman Han har fera
;ginger torut blifvit varHsd, men
synes ej hafva brytt sig ON var
ningen. och ds han en- qvall TOR
kort It'd sedan lade sin nasa ] blot
i en- doktor Daiiys stgorande, da
han holl pa att undersoka en- am
bulanspatient, blef syndamattet
ragadt och han afskedades.
Basta platsen att kopa grocerier
och kett ar hos Larson & An
sderson.
En- meyer infann sig itisdags !
Johnson & Aronson buiik och stall
en- tygpacke. Eft at bitJadena
markte tillgreppet och satte efter
negern, och EFT par polisman
kommo .tillstades och deltogo i
jagten, som slutade Iorst vid
stockyarden, der negern greps en-
g~odsvagn. som var iylld med
kreatursfoder. Svartingen grafde
ned sig der och gomde sig sd val.
att han hittades endast med sva-
righet. l gar domdes han till 80
dygns fangelse.
Ladies Shirt Waist Suits" at
'brunt och blatt silke saljas denna
Eecka for $II.oo hos
Larson-Swan Dry Goods Co.
M0tena ! kyrkan pa 5 och Iowa
SITS. fo~rtsattas.
S5ndags (. m. XII. 40 IS. e. m.
kl. ~. Torsdagssvallar kl.
7.45.
Skandinaver hjertligt valkomna
c. Z. Magnuson.
vi hatva en- gang forut medde
lat att harvarande svenska bap-
tistforsamling kallat pastor c. w.
Sundmark Rockford. Ill, att
eftertrada pastor c. ]. Almquist,
hvilken erhallit och antsg,t kal.
lelse till Chicago. l fredags forl
vecka anlande underraftelSe hit
att pastor Sundmark vagrat anita
ga ksllelsen, hvarfor forsamlingen
/ tisdags beslot att j hans stale
kalla pastor Ragnar A. Arlander
/ Valley, Nebr. Forsamlingen
hoppas att han skall antaga kali
lelsen.
Mi kan spara pengar genom att
kopa Skor hos Fridlund & johnson
gas = a street.
"Cravenette Goats" j senaste
monster, afvensi Covert Jackes
och Silk Coats. godt arval hos
Larson-Swan DryGoods Co.
TIA saloonegare bleivo ! son.
days ~arresterade. derf0r att de
hollo sina platser opDna for "bu.
Siness". Men de vero nog 81 de
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-24

enda, som syndade mot sondags-
stangningslagen, och lera andra
kunde utan tvifvel hafva upple
tats. Egendomligt nog hade
hvarken mayor eller ~polischef den
ringaste aiming ON att flertalet
schooner hallits oppna under son
dagarne och uttryckte sin stora
fofvaning deroiver. da forhallan-
Diet for kort It'd sedan papekades
for dem.
Mr. Auenst Westman har j
dagarne ingatt som delegare i
glas- och pors!inhandlare6rm
Sioux City Cookery Co., som har
sin lokal i 3I8-32o Third street
Firman bestar nu at forutom Mr.
Westman herrar VIM Swanson
och S Z. Solberg, at hvilka den
FORE varit anstafld hos glas-och
porslinshandlaren Prugh i 20 ar
och den senare i 10 ar. Mr. West
man har under de senaste aren
varit iorestandare for glas- och
porslinsafdelningen hos Pelletier
Dry Goods Co., hvadan han ar
fullstandigt hemma ! aharen, och
var fore denna It'd forestandare for
herrekiperings afdelningen hos
Stamina irma eller tillsammans ito
ar hos Pelletiers. Han hade afven
under en- It'd at 7 ar anstallning
hos Pelletiers foretradare, Mr..
Culver, och ar salunda gammal i
gale. Den nya irman bestar ALT
sd at man, SON arc val fortrogna
med detalierna i sin branch, och
ALT synes tyda pa att den kom-
mer att lyckas bra.
Den sadan nSgra ar tillbaka
harstades bekante prof. Julius
Hanson vistas nu / jamestown,
N. Y derifra / underrattelse an
landt att han nyligen erhallit en-
son och arfvinge.
c. c, 'Thelanders Compoun
Cough Syrup botar hosta och ondt
i brostet
Nya moderna Skor till laga
priser hos Fridlund & Johnson
o28 q street.
7'atgt j ensdagsmorgse intraf-
fade / H. Kneebones hem. 1900
Hamilton street, en- explosion,
som kostaie iva meniskolif. Vid
tillfallet i fraga hade Kneebone
stigit upp for att tanda pa gaso
linkaminen ! koket. En- explosion
intr affsde genast. derigenom att
gasolinen under natten lackt fran
stoven, och inholjde rumpet |
lager. Kneebone forsokte kasta
ut den. men brande sig s3, att
han maste siappa den och sjelf
springa ut. Han ropade genast
pa sin hustru, hvilken tillika med
manner och EFT nagra dagar gam.
malt barn innehade EFT rum pa
nedra vaningen att genast skynda
ut och radda sig, hvilket hon
afven gjorde utan att hafva adragit
sig nagra skador. Pa ORA vanin-
gen, som inneholl endaet EFT
rum sof Kneebones svarmor, Mrs
Harland Newton fran Shelton,
Neb., hvilken tillika med en- Q ar
gammal son kommit pa besok
nagra dagar forut. Uppgangen
till delta rum var fran koket och
salunda stangd at lsgorna. Knee
bone s.og med en- gaspipa sender
fonstret pa rummets ostra anda
och ropade at svarmodern att
med gossen hoppa ut genom
.fonstret, So skulle han taga emot
dem. Ingen siege fanns till hands
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-24
Gifter i fodan.

Mahanda inser Nj ej att manga glitter
fo~rarsakande smarta funnits i eder f6da,
men en- vacker dag far Nj mahanda Ell
anfall at dyspepsia, som skall ofvertyga
eder. DR. King'sNew Life Pills. garan-
teras att bota ALA sjukdomar. som upp-
staff genom forgiftning af osmalt fGda-
eller pengarna ~aterbetales, 2sc Luz
gren 0. Andreens apotek. Sioux City. Ia.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-24

Svarmodern visade sig en- gang
%fonstret men vande genast ON
mat rummet. Kneebone. SON
sedan Ell sag henne mera. rusads
genon Diet brinnande koket och
uppfor trappuppgangen for att
komma de noostallda till help.
Da han Diet af rok uppfyllda rum.
met Ell 6ck nagot svar pa sina rop,
antog han att de hoppat ut genom
fonstret och skyndade ut for att
radda sig sjelf. Huset stod vid
denna It'd i lagor och nedbrann i
gfund. | kallaren hittades sedan
Mrs Newton och hennes sons
ohyggligt forbranda lik. Da hon
pa sin migs rop visade sig vid
tonstret men vande ON igen var
Diet antagligen for att radds Cos
sen, och under delta bemodande
qvafdes hon at roken. Mrs~New
ton, som var 43 ar gammal, efter-
lemnar forutom dottern har,
make och 8 barn / Nebraska som
de narmast sorjande.
Stormfonster och Stormdorrar
hos SPalding. 3 & Court.
Bestallningar at tafvelramar ut
foras bast och till billigaste pris
hos Anderson & Abel.
F6roej sd lange sedan uttalade
en- at county commissioners som
sin asigt att boardarne i county
hakte. hade Diet alldeles for bra
och vile att VISA inskrankningar
skulle goras sasom indragandet
at tobaksransonen och den mycket
5egarliga "medicinen" vid Diet
ofta forekommande magknipen.
Andra voro dock al AMMAN mening
o. ingenting gjordes for att astad
komma en- andring. Woodbury.
countys grandjury inspekterade
foriiden vecka bastilien och re-
kommenderar i sin rapport att
boardarne horde sattas till nagot
S orts arbete for att nSgon man
CORA skal TOR Diet underhall coun-
!. tyt bestar dem, hvarigencm
| countyhaktet skulle upphoia att
vara lockande plats for lathundar
och brcttslingar att tillbringa
vintern i.
Stormfonster och dorrar hos
Spaldsng, & Court.
I hsaagsnaH gick askan har
for forsta gangen i ar atfoljd al
EFT obetydligt regnfall. Efter den
ovanligt kalla vintern. som BORA
de mellan jul och nyar o. rackte
oafbrutet under en- It'd at veckor
for att da plotsligt sla ON till to
och mildt yader. har def knannast
varit nagon frost att tsla ON. och
mars manad har varit helt olika
de f~oregaende marsmanader man
varit van vid. Vid den har tiden
pa aret bruka vanligtvis vardag
Jemningsstormarne med omvex
lande sno och regn, solsken och
kulet vader forekomma, men pa
Diet hela taget har mars manad i
ar atminstone hittills visat sig
ovanligt vacker. Grasmattorna
BORA gronska, robin, var am4ri-
kanska trast, har kommit,- tradens
knoppar svalla af lifslust, och ALT
tyder pa en- tidig var.
VI hafva en- gang forut omtalat
att en- skolilicka harstades, miss
Arna Miller, u~pptackss vara j be-
sittning at EFT sjette slime, ellsr
hvad man MI skall kalla Diet, lik-
nande Diet. som innehafves at den
beryktade Anna Eva Fay. Nagra
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-24

m !. En- medelalders
farm eller i en- stad. L~oneansprak pa en-
farm: Is dollars j manaden och tvatt.
Kan skota ALT farmarbete utom att mjol-
ka. ReHekterande hara torde skrifva till
J.. X. Ekblad, Wakehelds, Nebraska.
Box 30. eller till Svenska Monitoren.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-24

Stormfonster och Stormdorrar
hos Spalding. bradhandlaren.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-24
| 5000

tons 10 900 tons Deplacement)
ar storlekcn pa scandinavian
American. LINENS snabbgSende,
dabbelpropeller angare United
States. "Hellig Olav" 0. Oscar
III. Med dessa stora fartyg kan
resan fran Scandinavian till New
York goras utan ombyte. hviiket
ju ar en- god SAX, i synnerhet for
samiljer och qvinnor, som resa
ensamma. Likaledes Dor man
komma ihag, att Scandinavian
Americanlinen uteslutande befor-
drar skandinaviska passageiare.
Inga ryssar och polackar motta-
gas. ScandinavianAmerican LINEN
ar den enda LIME, hvars fartyg ga
.emellan Scandinavian och New
York utan att anlopa frammande
hamnar pa wagon Kom ihag delta,
ON Nj skall sanda efter fader .eller
meder, syster eller broder, hustru
och barn, och kop bilietterna hos
linens narmast boende agent
eller hos
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-14
ON THE RACK,
George Robbins of the Armour Com
pany Before Committee.

Washingio on. Feb. 13-George p. Rob-
bins, president of the Armour Car Lines.
was questioned at length. today. by the
committee of the House committee on
Interstate and foreign commerce regard
ing tine details of the business of tina.
company.
Mir. Stevens. chairman of the commit
tee brought out that the Armour Car
Lines Co. ir separate organization from
the Armour Packing Co, although both
are owned by practically the same people
Mr. Robbins refused to state what wa
earned on the capital of the company, ex-
nishing the information in confidence to
the committee. Mr.. Stevens emphasized
the necessity of having the information.
MIR. Wanger tPa) said that should it be
furnished he wanted it understood that
the confidence imposed would not deter
him after receiving 1t. should he deem IL
advisable, from making an effort to Sc
cure the information in another way fer
publication. Mr.. Robbins said the Armour
Car Lines Co. was capitalized at SIS Co.,
000 that il had IA 60 cars representing
this capitalization S14O00,O00. He said that
the capital was at a low basis and the
debt Of the company large. Each year
over $UC0O0 was being put into new
equipment and this represented all the
earnings and an increasing debt The
company employed SO. 900 persons The
charge to the roads for these cars il
three-quarters OF a cent per mile The
daily average OF miles a car will make
Mr.. Robbins refused to state for publica-
lion. He said that should it appear that
the company was earning more than or
: pe- cent. on its capitalization it miph-
be used by the enemies of the company
and at the same time the uncertainties OF
The business would make that showing
less than it would be in a banking bust
ness.
Eight thousand of these cars are fruit
cars. the balance being refrigerator ears
Tor the carrying of meats butter and eggs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-14
THE WORST WINTER
In Years Experienced in Charlotte
town-lncidents of the Past.

Charottetown. P. f. l.. Feb 13.-The
severity of one of the worst winters in the
memory Of the oldest inhabitant was re-
laNed. today. when thaw set in after n
succession of snow storms. with Temporal
ture below zero. that paralyzed trade
block roads. delayed mails, postponed
meetings. and interrupted commercial in
tcrcorrse with the main land 1t is now
three weeks since the. winter steamers
crossed the straits, and the Cape Roule
used by the iceboats has been blocked
for week. All available engines and
snow plows. together with as many snow
shovciers as was possible to work with
advantage. have been fighting drifts only
to find the railway lines cleared one day
and blocked as bad as ever the next Men
exhausted, frost bitten and their faces
stung by drifting snow. have refused to
work. and operations were suspended UNI
til the storm abated. In one case a train
only made half a mile in two days The
island has been completely isolated. and
an enormous quantity of freight is wait
ing to be moved. Fifty passengers are at
Cape Traverse awaiting favorable op-
portunity to cross in the icehoats the
crews of which would not venture out for
tear OF being ovcrtaken by a storm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-14
VISIT WELLESLEY,
Religious Education Association Have
Sightseeing Tour.

Wellesley, Mass. Feb. 13-Manv del
cSates 10 the annual convention Of the
Religious Education Association in SEES
sion at RoStUn, this week. came here,
today, 20 visit Wellesley College. A de-
NotionHl service WAS held at the col
lege chapel this forenoon. conducted
by President Charles Cuthbert Hall of
Union Theological Seminary. New
York.
President Hall was introduced at the
special service by President Hazard of
the college. He stated that he consid-
cred it an act of gracious hospitality
to he received ut Wellesley College at
the ginning of a notable convention
devoted to the consideration of the
aims Of religious education. He ex-
pressed the opinion that at no better
place in the continent We're the aims
of religious education set forth than
ut Wellesley College.
President Hall declared that college
life was becoming less monastic and
more in touch with the internal life
Of the country. The moral and reli-
Gious momentum which the college
communicates is TO be regarded as one
Of the most important influences in the
success of the religious education
movement
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-14
A SHOOTING ARRAY
In Court Results In Mortal Wounds to
Mother and Death to DAUGHTER.

Jacksonville. Fla. Feb. 13.-Mrs.
jose ph III. Freeman lies mortally
wounded. her daughter. Miss May
Brown. is dead, and City Detective w.
Il. CahOon is seriously wounded as a
result of a shooting ARRAY i'm the court
room of Justice I. L. Farris, today,
Mrs Freeman had orc ught action
against Owen f. LaoGholdtz charging
nm with running her daughter.
According To witnesses of the TRACE
dv' Mrs Freeman attracted Laod-
n"ldtzs attention by calling his name.
ma then fired at hin. His reply was
prompt and deadly. He fired five times
ana every shot took effect. Mrs. Free
man was shot four times i'm the breas1.
ana her daughter. who had fired once.
was shot in the mouth, and instantly
killed.
Cahoon, who was attempting to dis
arm l-aodholdtz, was shot in the back.
evidently by one of the women Iaod-
h0ldtz was arrested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-14
ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME,
President Received With Vociferous
Cheers at Jersey City.

New York, Feb. 13.-President Roose-
welt received an enthusiastic welcome
at Jersey city ON the arrival of his
special train from Washington this af-
tcrnoon. A crowd that had waited ir
the ferry house half an hour. Joined in
cheering with another that had gather
cd in the Pennsylvania train shed
while the President ami his party were
escorted through the station to his fer
~ boat. which carried him to West
21rd street
The trip from Washington was mark
ed by no Incidents If interest. only one
stop was made, at Philadelphia. and
the President remained quietly in his
car through tut the trip. AT 33d street
2. large crowd was waiting and loudly
chccrcd the President as he left the fer
~ house, and entered his carriage and
was driven to the Republican Club in
WSt ihth street.
The President arrived at the club at
t O'Clock and was escorted to the large
reception room on the second floor
where he took his stand in front Of 4
canopy of American flags. The recep-
ton lasted two hours. during which
time nearly 800 persons greeted the
President.
At the close of the reception. the
President drove, accompanied by thu
came escort, to ;hc home of his sister
Mrs. Douglass johnson in Madison
avenue.
Here. after n brief rest the President
dressed for dinner and was driven to
the Waldorf. where he arrived at 40.
and became tn guest of the Republic
can Club at lis Lincoln dinner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-14
29th BENCH SHOW
Of Westm nster Kennel Club Opens
AuspciousIy In N. Y.

New York. Feb 13.-With what
promises to he the premier exhibition
in the history of The club. the 18th an
nual bench show of the Westminster
Kennel club opened today at Madison
SQUARE Garden ana will continue until
Thursday night.
Everything was in perfect order and
readiness for the canine congress and
hundreds of old faycritcs We're on hand
from the very first. One Of the features
of the show will he the Keen rivalry be
twt en- the domestic and imported en-
tries Up to the hour of opening over
200 dogs had been entered.
Owing to the unusual number of
champion dogs entered, the work of the
judges will be extremely interesting
and close. All the classes to be judged
have been we'll filed. Bulldogs and
their cousins by one remove, bull ter
riers. Boston terriers and French bull
Cogs are a great feature this year. The
first named breed being represented by
149 entries and the other breeds in the
order named having 1SS, 1SS and los en-
tries.
]. P. Morgan makes a big showing
this year among the collies, for the first
time in several years. He is represent
cd in the classes for American bred
dogs and in the open classes by dogs of
reputation AMI those which have their
honors yet to win. In the lot is Crag-
son Blue Prince.
Mr.. and Mrs Reginald G. Vanderbilt
are making their first appearance in
this city as exhibitors. in this show.
Their entries consist of a team OF
French bulldogs.
The order of Judging for today was
Great Danes, Russian sheep dogs. col