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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-06
CONTAGIOUS
 BLOOD POISON

Contagious Blood Poison more thor oughly poisons the blood than any other disease. Every part of the body is af- fected when the virus becomes intrenched in the circulation; red eruptions break out on the skin, the mouth and throat ulcerate, glands in the neck and groins swell, the hair falls out, copper-colored splotches appear on the body, etc.
 Twas afflicted with blood poison, and the be1t doctors did mo no good, though took their treatment faithfully. In took almost every so-called blood rem- edy, but they did not seem to roach the disease, and had no effect whatever. I was dipheartened, for 1t seemed that I would never be cured. At the advice of n friend then took s. 8. s. and began to improve. continued the medicine, and 1t cured me completely.
 Hamlet, N. c. w. R. NEWMAN.
 So highly contagious is this disease that many life has been ruined by friendly hand shake or from using the toilet articles of one affected with the poison. To cure is hideous and hate full disease constitutional remedy is re- quired. s. s. s. goes down to the very root of the trouble and forces out every particle of the virus from the blood and cures the disease permanently. ,. s. s. is purely vegetable and drives out the
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-06
VI. R. NEWMAN.

trouble, roota and
 branch, and no signs of it are ever seen again. a
 Those who have been cured by s. s. s. can feel a c a1ired that
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-06

none of the poison is left in the blood to transmit to innocent offspring. The en- tire body is built up and the blood made pure, rich and healthy by this great rem edy. Book with instructions for home and any medical advice desired will be given free of charge.
 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,, Atlanta, Ga.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
FLYING TRAIN
GETS ORDERS
BY WIRELESS
Experiments rim on the
Alton Railroad Are
Successful.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CHICAGO, June S-Wireless kilograms
were sent to and from the Alton Limited
train to-day when it was running at the
rate of a mile a minute from here to ST.
LOUIS. So satisfactory was the test that
President FELTON, has decided that all
passenger trains on the Chicago and AL
ton Railroad shall be equipped to send
and receive wireless messages.
Tomorrow wireless messages will be
exchanged between Alton limited trains
northbound and southbound, while both
are running at full speed; while one is
running and the other standing still, and
when both trains are stopped. Wireless
messages also will be sent to both trains
from Chicago. Springfield and ST Louis
and from the trains to these three cities.
The main object of the Alton road in
equipping its passenger trains for re-
ceiving and sending wireless messages
is to still further decrease the risk of ac-
cident. Including this, the Alton will
have four distinct systems for insuring
the safety of trains.
The first system is the original train
order issued by the dispatcher for the
Of each train. The second is a
station or manual block system under
which the movement of trains is directed
by station agents acting under telegraph
orders or standing rules. The third sys-
tenn Is an electric or automatic signal
which maintains at least a safe distance
between two trains running on the same
track, unless the signals are disregarded-
by the engineer and crew.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
BOLD PROTEST
To THE CAR
All-Russian Zemstvo Con-
gress 0mits Customary
Expressions of Respect

ST. PETERSBURG, June 9 Q:50
a. m-).-The voice Of the delegates OF
the Zemstvos ard OF the municipalities,
demanding in no uncertain tone the i'm
mediate conv ocation of a national as
sembly TO pass upon the question of
peace or war. to heal internal strife
and to unite the people for the reju-
venatior of Russia, will be heard in the
address adopted by the All-Russian
zemstvo Congress at Moscow, which a
deputation headed by Count Hayden
and NJ. Shipoft is bringing to present
to the Emperor. The document bids fair
to become historical. The customary
phrases of respect at the opening and
the closing are omitted, and it is other
wise unceremonious, employing the di-
rect personal pronoun.
The address arraigns the bureaucracy
and reminds the Emperor that his
pledge to convoke a national assembly
is slow of fuldllment. 1t says the coun-
try is on the verge of civil war, and
even ventures to criticize royal meas
ure, contrasting the increase of the po-
lice power by the ukase issued last
Sunday with weakening of the ad-
ministratlVe process which the country
had been led TO expect.
The address urges the surnmoning of
a national assembly that the war NAV
become national or cease, and concludes
with a solemn reminder of the sover-
eisns duty to God and the fatherland
and prayer for action before it is too
late.
There is intense interest to learn
whether the Emperor will receive the
bearers of so bold a message, couched
IL terms such as have never before been
used between the Emperor and his sun
Jects. The address is buttressed with
stream Of petitions from individual
Zemstvos and municipalities
The Doumas of nearly all the prin-
cipal cities have addressed the throne.
people be summoned at once.
The address is a lengthy document.
from which the following are extracts:
Sire. Russia has been drawn into a dtsas
trous war by criminal abuses and the negIi-
eence Of your counselors
Our army IS powerless and our feet hos
been annihilated. but more ruenaci1g than this
extreme peril is the prospect of civil war
dangerous and ignorant Bureaucracy
Proceeding, the address declares that
the Emperor's reform intentions have
been distorted and miscarried, while
the police have been given unrestricted
power. The address says:
Martial law has been declared. and the path
to enable the truth TO reach you is barred to
Soel Sub5sser. sire, before 1T is too
late, for the welfare OF Russia Command
consoeation OF representatives OF the nation
elected hy equal franchise, and let these elected
representatives decide with you the vital ones
tion OF war or peace thus Transforming the
war into national one. Let then, as
taplish an agreement with. you for renovated
national organization. Sire. do moi d.
Icy. Great is your responsibility before God
before Russia. in this TERRIBLE hour Of national
rial.
The address will not be published in
h. rrv,<,r ror-c 1,s,f
be spread with the mysterious rapidity
characteristic of Russia.
Throughout the address the word
majesty" is not used and there is not
a single conventional expression of 10y
atty.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
swEDEs CHEER THEIR KING.
Crowds I'm Stoc;>boIsa Make Display of
Afecfian for Oscar.


STOCKHOLM, June s.-Inhahitants of
Stockholm to the number Of several thousand
assembled in front OF RosendaI Castle this
evening and made a demonstration OF their
loyalty and afect.en for King Oscar. His
Majesty. accompanies by Queen Sophia Grow n
lTlncs GustRNe and other members Inc
royal iaHlIy. appeared on balcony o. tns
castle aud greeted with the national an
theln. which was sung by the enormous
croNd G. accompanied by brass bands-
The King listened 10 a short address, to
which be replied ~ a voice loud and clear bat
shaken wfth emotion His Majesty assured
his subjects OF his deep gratitude for their
said:
Long live our ancient, glorious and loyal
country, so good and SO dear. Long live
Sweden.
speech. The King then called for cheers for
our beloved grandson, Prince Gustayus Adol-
phus twlo is 10 marry Princess Margaret OF
ConHaughD. which were heartily given
The national anthem was repeated and
march past followed which lasted until late
oscar a. they passed under the balcony
The Nys Dagiigt Allheinda says:
III is pleasing to see the manly and dfgni-
fed manner in which the King heads the ma
people have in their old Daternal monarch
The people and the King clearly know th"t-
object but efoTts to obtain this object must
be made by experience Eminent politicians
the opportunity Of celebrating with members
OF the Government before the opening of the
Diet This is necessary. as the present Cabi-
net wearing as it does distinctly the stamp
Of a provisional institution, finds its prestige
depreciating at a moment when prestige rs
most wanted"
The return Of the Crown Prince also will
contribute 10 the clearing OF the situation
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
MELBA AND CARUSO
SING BEFORE KING
Attends Gala Per-
formance Of Opera at
COyent Garden.

LONDON, June s.-King Alfonso of
Spain, who displays the tireless energy
of youth, has passed another busy day Of
sightseeing, crowned wi - gala perform
ance of opera. In his honor. Covent Gar
den was transformed into a bower of red
and yellow roses, the stage being thus
completely framed In the Spanish coIors
When the royal party arrived at o'clock
King Alfonso. leading queen Alexandra
and King Edward leading Princess Louise
Of Fife, the beautifully decorated royal
box was crowded with members of the
royal family. while in other boxes were
ambassador Reid, Ministers, statesmen
and naval and military officers All stood
while the Spanish and English anthems
were played Then came selections from
Romeo and Juliet la Vie de Bo-i
heme" and ''The Huguenots,'' sung by
Nine. Melba, M. Caruso; the Americans.
Miss Elizabeth Parkinson and Mr.. White
hall, and other leading artists.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09

can say, though. is that I am not pay
ing for 1t, if that will satisfy you
Nothing will satisfy thern," inter
posed Ex-Governor Budd, and Byington
and the attorney for the defense had
another row.
AS parting shot, 1T was drawn from
Maestretu that he was in the conven-
tfen that gave Byington the Union La
bor nomination. See the result com
mented Budd.
William H. Hazel was called by the
prosecution 20 deny the statement that
he had said that MaestrettPs reputation
was good Fred W. Meyer testified that
the defendant was a man of good re-
pute.
Ex-Governor Budd will make the last
appeal to save Maestretti this morning
Byipgton will close for the prosecu-
ton and the accused Commissioners
fate will be in the hands OF the jury.
The prisoner spent another night in
thA'County Jail after dining heartily at
restaurant. The jury was locked up
at the Palace Hotel.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
SWEDEN ACCEPTS SITUATION.
VIII Make No Effort 10 Thwart the
Plans ef Norway.

STOCKHOLM. June s-According to the
latest news from all parts of the. country. the
Norwegian coup d etat has been received with
oalnaness bordering on Indifference in Sweden.
Beyond demonstrations Of loyalty to the
throne. there Is no sign here that anything
unusual has occurred. All kinds of business
Is continued usual and there is not a sin
gle worker less in the workshops The crisis
Is hardly discussed among the working classes,
and where the subject is broached at all there
is no suggestion Of an appeal 70 arms. The
general view IS that Norway and the Norwe-
sisns viii be the only sufferers.
King Oscars attitude meets with complete
approval, and. although hopes are expressed
that the powers will delay recognizing the
new Kingdom and although the interval be-
fore Parliament meets here msy give an op-
porIunity for some compromise to be ar
ranged, Il IS generally believed that the sepa-
ration VIII be peacefully c0nsummated. Then
the only points Of interest viii be as to what
form OF government Norway will adopt and as
@ the question Of defense against Russia for
which an offensive and defensive alliance be-
tween Norway and Sweden is considered es-
sentiaL II Is understood negotiations be-
tween the two countries Will be instituted as
soon as possible, especially common eco
nomic question:
Some politicians appear to be apprehensive
voiving insecurity for Sweden and the neces-
sity OF great expenditure for the fertilization
OF the western frontier.
The national anthem is called for az all
places OF amusement. Addresses and tele-
grams Of sympathy with the King from all
parts Of Sweden are constantly arriving at the
"a lace.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
MARINE CORPS
OFFICES SOLD.
Aspirants for Second Lieu
tenancies Supplied With
the Examination Questions
NEW GRAFT UNCOVERED
Evidence of Fraud Placed
in the Hands of Official
at Head of Naval Board
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CALL BUREAU, POST BUILDING,
WASHINGTON, June s.-Discovery has
been made CT the sale of some of the
papers in the recent examination of thirty
civilian candidates for commissions as
second lieutenants in the United States
Marine Corps.
/. The examination was held last week
before board consisting of Majors Eli
S. Cole, John A. Lejeune and Albert S.
McLemore. with Lieutenant Douglas C.
McDorgall as recorder. The questions
were printed in the Government Printing
Office. because of the great extent of the
subjects covered.
When the eXaminatio nwas nearly COM
pleted Major Cole received an anonymous
communication inclosing a list of ques-
tons on geography upon which the can
didates were to have been examined the
following day. The paper was not
verbatim copy. but 1t covered all points
concerning which the candidates We're to
be questioned. The letter also stated that
some of the candidates had been supplied
with certain of the questions in gram
mar, arithmetic and geometry, in which
they had previously been examined and in
which they had made exceptionally high
marks.
A rigid investigation to ascertain the
leak is under way, but no clew has yet
been found. A certain candidate who
failed to pass the physical examination,
which precedes the mental examination,
is. suspected of having purchased the
papers an9 sold them to other candidates.
but of this there is no proof at hand.
Officers of the Marine Corps have heard
reports that the unsuccessful candidate
declared that he had paid 500 for the ex-
animation papers and that he offered
them for sale with the statement that it
was necessary to get back what they cost
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09

emblenas cf the union from the war flag
Of Norway.
The new Norwegian nas viii be hoisted
throughout the country al 10 o'clock To-
morrow morning. The Council Of Defense
has ordered the aags over all the fort
resses and Warships of Norway TO be sa-
lute0 with twenty-one guns
The substitution Of the new for the old
Tag CT Chrisuania viii tsks place at
Akershus fort in the presence Of the gar
rison Of the capital
II Is announced that Minister Dude at
Copenhagen. who is a Norwegian has de-
c56ed 10 resign. and Il is assumed that
. Grip. Minister at Washington: Won Dit
ten. Minister at Rome, and Baron Won
Wedel-JarlspCrE. Minister a Madrid. who,
also are Norwegians, viii tender their
res igna tons
Paulsen. Premier Micheisen-s secretary,
has returned from Stockholm where he
went 10 hand TO King oscar the letter
announcing the decision Of the Nerve
gian Government He says that the King
opened the letter and read the first few
lines He than appeared TO be deeply
moved and asked his secretary 10 read IL
aloud At the conclusion Of the reading
his Majesty vented his feelings in unre-
strained terms but soon became calmer
and spoke auliably 10 the Norwegian gen
tlemen present, inSuring them Of his in
creasing snection for Norway and the
Norwegian people
The Afterposten's Stockholm CORE
spondent says that last week the Swedish
Foreign once instructed the Ministers at
foreign courts TO inquire as to the ati-
tude OF the governments to which they
were accredited would assume in the
event Of the secession of Norway
The Storthing this afternoon en-
powered the President Of the House TO
forward to King Oscar the address
adopted Yesterday and the accompany
ing memorandum
Two Norwegian gentlemen who were
appointed TO attend Prince Gustavus
Adoiphus. eldest son OF the Crown
Prince, at his marriage to Princess
Margaret Victoria Of Conneught. will,
pending instructions. remain here in
stead Of accompanying the Prince to
London.
The prayer book Of the Norwegian
church has been modified in accordance
with the change in the political sit
Uation, the prayers for the royal family
being omitted
The ecclesiastical authorities have is 1
sued a notice calling on the clergy at
the first celebration Of divine service I
after the deposition Of the King to
offer an appropriate prayer for the 4
fatherland
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. June s.-Arrny or
ders. The board at the Preside OF San Fran
cisco named for the mental and physical ex-
animation Of candidates from civil life Dor ap-
pointment as second neutenants in the army
has been dissolved
First Lieutenant Roger Brooke Jr.. assistant
surgeon having reported his arrival at San
Francisco. will proceed to Fort Bayard, New
Mexico and report to the commanding officer
OF the United States army general hospital at
that place for duty.
Private Henry c. Burch OF the hospital corps
an the depot for recruits and casuals at Fort
McDowelI will be discharged from the army
bv the commanding of1cerSof that post
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
NANsES NAY BE PRESIDENT.
No Member Of King Oscars Family
Likely to Take. the Crown.

PARIS. June s.-The crisis between Norway
and Sweden is widely discussed by officials
and diplomats here. The Swedish Legation
points out that the Storthing acted before
consulting the people Dr. Nansen's is
mentioned being strong with the republican
element OF Norway. in case King Oscar de-
clines TO permit prince Of the royal family
ciais maintain that no member of the royal
family can accept owing to their loyalty to
King
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING TAKES
PLACE At A UNION MEETING
Police Arrest Sixty Men Found In the
Room and Hold Them Pending
an InvextigatfOn.

PHILADELPHIA. June Sixty members
OF the local branch of the Structural Iron
Workers and Bridge Builders Union are
locked up in a station house here tonight
pending the solving Of a mystery surrounding
the probably fatal shooting of one OF the men,
bers of the organization. The victims name
is Edward Joyce. of Washington, d. c. He
is in a dangerous condition, but refuses to
tell the name of the man who shot him.
There was meeting of the union tonight,
which Joyce attended How the shooting oc-
CURED and who did 1t has not yet been
definitely determined. AS none Of the menu
bers Of the union would disclose the name of
the man who fired the shot at Joyce the police
decided to lock UP all the men found in the
meeting room and hold them until they learn
who did the shooting.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
VALUABLE NUGGETS STOLEN
FROM NORTHERN MUSEUM
Bold Thief Displays Rare Taste and
Takes Only the ChOicest
eucefvroeua.

VANCOUVER, e. c., June 8.--Local scien-
tihc circles are much agitared over robbery
committed in the museum OF the Art Histori-
cal and Scientific Association, where is a
valuable collection of nuggets, old coins and
uncut stones While the collection was rihed
somc OF the largest nuggets were left the con-
value, from a collectors point Of view. such
ancient coins. The thief was in the museum
over night and made his selection leisurely-
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
DAN CUPID TAKES
A TOWN BY STORM
sixteen Persons I'm wisconsin Village
to Be Married I'm n Single
Day.

APPLETON. Wis. June s-F1ve per cent
OF the population of Little Chute. village
of $50 people located four miles north OF
Appleton. will fall victims to the wiles of
Cupid next Tuesday when sixteen young per-
will be married.
Among the Hollanders who are In the
majority in the village, the day already has
been dubbed the day when everybody mar
rfes." and the merchants and villagers gen
orally will cease business and join in the big
celebration. Every dance hall IN the village
will be erected to accommodate the merry
makers.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
FLOOD IN MICHIGAN CAUSES
A HEAVY Loss To FARMERS
Grand River Is beginning to Fall Rap
idly and IL Is Believed the
Worst Is Over.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich June s.--Reports
from the flooded basin of the Grand River.
north of this city. indicate that the worst IS
over. The river Is beginning to fall RAPIDLY.
At Ionia 1t has fallen two feet in twenty four
hours, and at other points a corresponding faIlil
10 noticed. All the rivers flowing into the
Grand are subsiding The loss to farm prouerfv
may reach 81. 000. COO
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
Boy AccIdentalIy kiIIed.

FRESNO June S.--Rey Savage. the Swear
old son Of r. M. Savage. well known rancher
of Sanger was killed this afternoon at 5 O'Clock
by the accidental discharge of a shotgun he
playing with. A large hole was torn
through the boys breast
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
MAYFIELD HOTEI.-KEEPER
VIOLATES THE LIQUOR Law
Pleads Guilty and Is Fined $500 or
Ninety Days in County
.ynjl.

SAN JOSE June S-Peter Grimley. pro-
prietor of the Grimley Hotel at Mayfeld. was
to-day sentenced TO pay fine of $500 or serve
ninety days in the county jaial for violating
the ordinance prohibiting the selling OF liquor
in. that town. The sentence imposed is the
maximum provided Grimley was arrested OF
May % on complaint of Joseph p. Ponce. On
June s he pleaded guilty.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
Body Of Hero Is Found.

ASTORIA. Or, June s.--The body of Robert
Groom, who was drowned on Memorial dav
while trying TO save the life of Miss Ann sa.,
berg, was found to-day ON North beach
Wash. Miss Seaborgs body was found onno
site the city few days ago
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
First Gold From Dawson.

SEATTLE. June s--Gold dust valued at
$1,000 arrived here this morning from Daw-
son on the steamship Dolphin. 1t was shipped
from the Bank of British North America and
consigned 90 the United stares Assay Office tn
Seattle. This Is the first gold shipment out OF
the country this year.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09

all the election officers would testify to
it. I knew that they would have to tes-
tify to the fact that he only voted once,
whether they wanted to or not
Then why did you go to Merrill's
house?" asked Byington.
Il just went along with Wyman."
DID NOT HEAR wYMAN.
i'How far were you from Wyman
when he was talking to Mrs. Merrill?"
about eight feet"
Maestretti was asked by Byington
why he gave the alias of Peterson to q.
reporter who questioned him on the day
he was arranging for Wymans bail.
The witness replied that he thought he
was being jested with. and the reply
was made in that spirit.
did you engage Countryman's SER
vices for Wyman?" asked Byington.
II can't say that did. may have
suggested him, but I don't remember"
How did 1t happen that Countryman
was taken for the case?''
II can't answer that. One thing I
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
SEVERING ALL TIES
WITH THE SWEDES
Norwegians Change Their War
Flag and Their Prayer-Book.
Generals Take Oath of Allegiance
to the New Government.

diplomat said, was the logical one OF seeing
her neighbors weak and not strong. In his
opinica. however, the only result OF the sep
ara1icn OF Norway and sweden would be the
erection of Norway into sn independent state
with an alliance instead of a political union
With Sweden.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
Ovatiop TO Grown Prince.

MALMo, Sweden, June S.-Crown
Prince Gustave received a tremendous
ovation from a crowd of 10, 900 persons
on his arrival here. 1eEEs9 -
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
RUSSIA DIsTNTEREsTED.

Not Concerned by Norway's PrOcIama-
tfOn az Independence.
ST. PETERSBURG, June SIN converse
ton with a Russian diplomat regarding Nor
way and Sweden, a correspondent was in i.
formed that all the talk OF Russia's striving
for lce-free port In Byngen Fiord was
popular myth. which. however. was believed
abroad. port in such latitude. he pointed
out. would be Of no more use than the present
port OF Eksterins. 100 miles farther east, in
Finland
Ruszis's only interest in the controversy. the
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
Napa Residence Robbed.

NAPA, June s.-The residence OF Mrs T.
Burch was entered by burglars to-day The
burglars secured $125 and a gold watch valued
at $50 -
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
MAESTRBT'FI DENOUNCED.

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