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journey, and 30 were several friend,
You see, she explained. "Mr
Cowan couldn't get away and it came
down to a point of my going to Trini.
dad. We had been engaged for four
years and we didn't want to wait anv
longer. But at first everything
seemed to go wrong.
When Mr.. Cowan sent for me first
| was too Ill to go. The second time
| couldn't make the Maraval. Then
he sent for me to come on the 9Th of
August. but that made it too long.
So at last we arranged for this trim
of the Maraval and Capt. Hunter is
going to give me away
Well, all our plans were made for
this voyage" continued Miss Whyte.
when suddenly Mr. Cowan discovered
that we would have to wait for two
weeks until the banns could be pub
lished. Here | was, all ready to sail,
without any chaperon except the
stewardess, and ] must wait two
weeks before | could be married.
I'VE expect to reach Granada on
Monday and we plan to be married
while the ship is far out at sea at
eight o'clock that evening. Now. you
know. the sea belongs to everybody
and marriage laws--stupid things!-
don't concern Father Neptune. So
when we land at Trinidad on the next
morning-it is 1870 miles from Granada
we shall be legally married and the
horrid old banns can't bother us"
1t all came out as they planned.
Three cheers and tiger for Cupid
this time.
Blindly Led by Cupid.
What's trip to Mexico where love
Is concerned? How could the Count
ess de Rilly, charming young widow,
or George A. Schroeder, handsome
young mining engineer, guess that 1t
was Cupid who was leading them to
the mouth of the Ventura mine in
Mexico?
Mr.. Schroeder is engineer for the
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RoundIna up PolaIanes.

Manila.-General Lee, commander Of
the American forces on the Island Of
Leyite, has telegraphed to General
Wood that he has 500 regular troops,
besides number of scouts and con
stabulary, ready to begin a movement
to round up" the rebellious Pula-
james. The municipal presidents charge
that the recent outbreak was caused
by the action of Governor De Veyra
in disarming the municipal police OF
many towns. thus leaving the homes
of the people practically unguarded.
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Inns Selected From All Walks of Life and in
Many Chimes American Mining Engineer
and Grecian Countess Among Others Shot
By His Unerring Arrows John Bull Shown
How Love Laughs at Law.

Il york.-Within the space OF a
hF days, Cupid has played more
/, than the most romantic school
,ould ever conjure up In her
M dreams
has brought together an Amer
4 mining engineer and a Grecian
[.,,s at the mouth of a Mexican
He has married Off a rich
!, fellow to the nurse who pulled
Eauugh appendicitis. He has pre-
N midnight wedding at which
khIug young naval officer and a
n chorus girl we're the principals.
w hired a special train so that
vs York Millionaire's son could
dIyorcee in another state.
N last Of all, but not least, he has
hired a wedding on the high seas,
kie the international three-mile
4 20 that an impatient young cou-
yUldnt have to wait two weeks
! lie banns to be published, thus
tehsnded setting aside the stern
npacable majesty Of the British
knon law,
J has been left for Miss Alice
kte and NJ. Hall Cowan to show
J, Bull how love laughs at law.
n Just couldn't wait two weeks
M so they we're married accord
Va the rites of the Church of Eng
y far out at sea. That saved the
weeks banns and made happy
Ioung persons very much In love,
Hhe World.
De two young people come from
lsor, Ont, The young man
nd the question four years ago
FEt bis whispered yes" sweetest
tln the world. But they couldn't
narried then, for the fact that the
Pc man hadn't been graduated
+ the University of Michigan and
~ established himself in bust
Sent for Promised Wife.
vas graduated in 1904. Soon aft
II got position with Hiram Walk
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CONSTITUTION FOR TRANsvAAl.
Liberal Treatment OF Conquered
Beers by British.

London.--.In a speech of great mod
GRAFTON. carefully designed TO propi-
tiate his opponents Winston Spencer
Churchill, parliamentary secretary for
the colonial office, In the house OF
commons, explained the governments
plans to confer constitution on the
Transvaal.
Dwelling on the urgency OF the
question, he described the Transvaal
as the nerve center of South Africa
and said the new country reproduced
in miniature all the dark and tangled
problems OF the old established Euro
pean states. The governments guild
ing principle had been to treat the
Boer and Briton alike and to make no
distinction in granting the boon OF
British citizenship both to the men
who fought Loyalty for Great Britain
and to those who resisted the British
arms with desperate courage. While
the government had been careful to
secure for the British every advantage
they could Justly claim, South Africa's
future depended on 9th races learn
ing to look to the mother country as a
friend. The government had decided
for the principle Of manhood suffrage
against any property qualification.
Therefore. every adult male 81 years
| old who had been a resident six
months In South Africa, except mem
bers OF the British garrison. would be
entitled to vote under the secret bal
lot system.
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SITUATION GROWS WORSE.
Emperor May Order Rule of Military
Dictator Soon.

St Petersburg On the heels of the
other bad news comes the startling
statement that the emperor has iiatly
refused to accept the conditions to
which Premier Stolypin agreed In his
negotiations with Count Heyden, Alex.
ander Guchkoff, Prince Nicholas Lvoff,
Paul Vinogradoff and Senator Kon'
for the reorganization of the cabinet
There is an increasing apprehension
that the emperor purposes to take the
final step OF turning the country over
to the military dictatorship OF Grand
Duke Nicholas. The streets of st
Petersburg again are filled with pa.
trolls.
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Carl A. Jaeger, the patient, was back
in bed, slowly coming out of the in
fluence of the anaesthetic. At his
side sat the trained nurse, Miss Van
horn, with a look of concern upon her
fair face, for the case was very grave.
Would the young mans temperature
slowly fall and recovery set in? Or
would his heart give out under the
tremendous strain of the ether and
the shock. and he pass away as a
tale that is told?
The young man stirred and moaned'
The nurse famed his forehead, bead
ed with cold drops of sweat He
moaned again. She watched him as
closely as a cat watches a mouse.
He slowly came back to conscious
ness.
I'm thirsty" he moaned.
The nurse gave him spoonful of
hot water. A full drink of the cold
water he craved might have meant
death Just then. When he asked for
food he got a sip of milk, nothing
more.
The days went by and the young
man slowly improved Finally the
surgeon made his last visit
young man, said he, YOU owe
vour life to your nurse, not to me-
That was year ago. Cupid, the
cunning rogue, got in his work at
3pce Young Mr. Jaeger didn't want
10 give up the acquaintance of Miss
Vanboru when he was discharged,
cured He asked permission to call
and got it. 1t doesn't take the wisdom
of a solomon to guess the rest
They were married the other day at
tba PRESBYTERIAN Manse Hackensack
bv Rev c. Rudolph Kuebler Dr
novid ST John, head of the Hacken'
sack hospitals corps Of physicians
and the Young mans father Gustav
+, Jaeger. a rich New York manu-
racturer. we're the only witnesses.
Miss Margaret Vanhorn came from
,abwab and young Mr.. Jaeger has
home in haywood. n. ]. They are
nou away on wedding trip TO Han
Cupid even presides when the sur
icons use their knives
Cupid on Special Train
Lava Of the sovereign state of Col
orado? Fiddlesticks! Chaloner d
Scblev. son of millionaire Grant b
ScEiev of the Wall street firm OF
HIoore g. schley, bankers and brokers
No 80 Broadway, wanted to marry
hsndsome Mrs. Edith Turner Daniels
inst divorced from Mai G. -Wliiian
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Rear Admiral Train Dead.

Chefo.-Rear Admiral Charley J..
Train, commanderi-n-chief of the
United States Asiatic fleet, died on
Friday. As commandments of the
Asiatic station the important duty of
maintaining strict neutrality in Philip
pine waters during the Russian-Jap-
anese war devolyed upon Admiral
Train He was 81 years old and would
have retired from active service in
May of next year. During his service
OF almost 4 score OF years at sea he
served on many stations.
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IDAHO REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Borah Nominated for Senator and
Governor Goodina Renominated.

Governor Gooding Renominated.
Pocatello, Idaho.-At the session of
the state Republican convention here
on Wednesday, the following ticket
was placed in the field:
For U. S. Senator-W. e. Borah,
Ada county.
For Goyernor-Frank r. Gooding,
Lincoln county: renominated.
For Lieutenant Governor--E. A.
Burrill Bear Lake county.
For Secretary of State-Robert
Lansdon, Washington county.
For Attorney General-JJohn J. Gu
been. Bannock county tenominated.
For Treasurer-C. A. Hastings. Nez
Perez county.
For Auditor-Robert S. Bragaw,
Kootenai county; renominated.
For Inspector of Mines-Robert d..
Bell of Custer county.
For Superintendent OF Public In
structon--Miss S. Bell Chamberlain
OF Cassia county.
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Bad Fire at Milan.

Milan, Italy.--Fire which broke out
here Friday morning in the iuterna-
tional exposition did s2.4OO,OOO damage,
The sections devoted to the decora-
tive arts of Italy and Hungary were
totally destroyed, as also was the pa
vilion IN which were installed the ex-
hibits of Italian and Hungarian archi-
lecture. The origin OF the fire is at
tributed to an electric short circuit.
The Authorities reject the theory that
The confagration was OF incendiary
origin.
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Western Passenger Association Favors
IRRIGATION Congress.

Boise. Ida.-A telegram was re-
ceived Wednesday by Chairman NJ.
B. Gwynn Of the executive committee
OF the National Irrigation congress
from Minneapolis, where the Western
Passenger association IL in session
stating that organization had rranted
rate OF one fare plus so cents 10 the
meeting OF the congress in Boise sen
.emher 3 to &. This rate is expected
20 assure even larger crowd OF del
egates and visitors than has beep
looked for.
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RUSHED TO UPPER FLOOR.
People Of Hamburg. Penn, Narrowly
Escape Death In Flood.

Reading, PA terrific cloudbnrst
struck the borough of Hamburg, this
county, late Friday. A tenfoot Hood
swept through the main portion of tho
town, leaving in its wake ruin and de
vastation. There are washouts in the
streets to the depth of ten feet. Allan
]. Romig, who was working in tin
smith shop, was drowned. The shop
was swept away. More than fifty
dwellings were damaged. Many per
sons escaped drowning by rushing to
the upper floors of their residences
The total loss will amount to more
than $4,000.
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KILLED BIeAMous WIFE.
William Marcus Executed for Awful
Crime at Charleston, s. C.

Charleston, 8. Civilian Marcus
The first white man to be executed in
Charleston county since the civil war
was hanged Friday for the murder of
his blgamous wife on Sullivan's island
last April The victim was stabbed
forty times with an ice pick. It was
not learned until within the last few
days that Marcus had a wife and five
children living in Cincinnati.
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SUlS oil interests in Port of
,sn 'lnldad. He went away and
y. de sent for Miss Whyte.
4. 100 Ill to take the journey,
( I'M Inpatient Undergraduate had
ny. Miss Whyte tell her own
|rs~as' as She told It reclining in
Il ,s,s chair on the deck of the
b'odp,; Just before she sailed from
"a, sAlyh dock recently. Her
caas au father were there to bid
/ 'eed on her strange wedding
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ventura corporation, Of London ana
also for the rich Stratton lnuepenu'
ence mine in Colorado. His corpora,
tion sent him to the mine in Mexico Mexico
inst as the handsome young countess n,,
wont there ON a business trip. They
met in that far-off land under sunny
skies, and the romance OF the p ,1,,
perhaps Cupid had hanu--u'e"
them TO one another. ,o,o
The widow was rich ana ainons
hor nronerties were mines in Mexico
Th,tber she journeyed a few months
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NOT MUCH IN SIGHT.
Estate of Defauitins Banker Yields
But Small Returns.

Milwaukee, final account OF
the trustees of the bankrupt estate OF
Frank G. Bigelow, the defaulting bank
president, who Is now serving sen
tence in Fort Leayenworth prison,
was filed Wednesday The trustee
says that there Is sufficient money on
hand to pay a final dividend of 20 per
cenl, making a total dividend of 11.42
per cent on approved claims aggre-
eating S3,242,255
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VALET PLAYS COUNT.
Police Arrest Couple Who Worked a
Smooth Scheme.

Cherboug. Extensive frauds perpe-
trated upon tradesmen and hotel keep
ers here have led TO the arrest Of a
man and wvman who were formerly
In the service of Count Wittgenstein
as valet and parlor maid Count
Wittgenstein Is said to be at present
in the United States. The prisoners
had in their possession the counts
marriage certificate. They had re-
Gently travelled on board the steam.
ship Kaiserin Auguste Victoria. They
registered in hotels here as Count and
Countess Wittgenstein.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-21
MAJOR BERRIMAN COMING.
salvation Army Leader 10 SPEAK Here
Tomorrow.

Salvation Army Leader 10 speuA AA1i
Tomorrow.
Major andsMrs. ]. II. Berriman ana
Adfutant A. F. Widgery, the Leaders
and commanders of the Salvation Army
forces throughout the South are ex-
pected in Montgomery tomorrow:
A special open air service VIII pc
conducted by the noted army leaders AT
s,a0 O'Clock tomorrow evening on Court
snuar9---afters which there VIII be
service at the Gospel Tent in West End
followed by an ice cream fete.
sunday afternoon Major Berriman
will deliver an adde's at Electric Park
IN the subject, THE Salvation Army
ana The Poor" to whica everybody
Is cordially invited.
MAior Berriman will conduct the ser
vice at the Dexter Avenue Methodist
Church at II o'clock Sunday morning
and at the Adams Avenue Baptist
Church Suoday night. lie is a me
sneaker and with his eighteen years
exnerience as a worker and officer IN
the salvation Army he is equipped to
entertain and interest ais audiences.
Adiutant Widgery will preach at the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church sun
dav morning at II O'Clock and at the
south Perry Street Methodist Church
Sunday night. -. -,
Mrs Berriman aud her sister will
conduct the Sunday meetings at the
Gospel Tent at West Emo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-21
NEW Y. NJ. C. A. BUILDING.
Recommendations Made MS to Interio,
EfnfshinE.

Finishing.
The Building Committee of the Youna
Mems Christian Association held an
important meeting yesterday afternoon
in the office of Mayor w. M. league
The meeting lasted two hours.
The Committee met at 8 o'clock and
for two hours they discussed matters
pertaining to the interior finish of the
handsome new Young Mems Christian
Association building at the corner OF
South McDonough Street and Wash
ington Avenue
emit were j. NJ. Kennedy. Joseph Nor
wood, Mayor w. M. league and l.. D
Dix. Frank lockwood, the architect
of the building, was also present at the
meeting.
The matter of chief Importance dis
cussed by the Committee was the style
Of the finish of the swimming pool and
bath rooms and the design of electric
and gas fixtures throughout the build
ing The Committee recommended to
the Board of Directors that white
enameled brick be used for the interior
finish of the swimming pool and that
white Roman thing be used for the
wainscoting. White Gvitrious tile was
recommended for the floors of the pool
and the bath rooms. The recommen-
dations were for gas and electric fix
lures in keeping with the general ele-
ganee planned for the furniture and
fixtures of the building.
The building is rapidly nearing com
pletion and as soon as the Board OF
Directors meet and pass on the recon-
mendations of the Building Committee
the work of the interior finish VIII be
rushed to completion. Details OF the
huildins wAe discussed at the meeting
and recommendation to the Board of
directors were made for everything
necessary to the completion of the
hufldfnR
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-21
APPEAL FOR JUDAISM
RABBI EHRENREICH's EARNEST
INSTALLATION SERMON.
He Bpeaks to n Large Congregation N
the Jewish New Year Services
In Temple Beth-Or.

The close bonds that unite rabbi
ana his congregation, the common In
: terests of both in the discharge OF
their duties and an appeal for har-
mony and love formed the basis OF the
first sermon preached by Rabbi IL. q.
Ehrenreich at the New Years service
held at Temple Beth-or at $3.50 o'clock
yesterday morning.
DIR. Ehrenrefch, the new occupant of
the pulpit of Kahl Montgomery, spoke
fully twenty five minutes. during when
time he exhorted his congregation to
cooperate with him in the work when
he had before him. He asked tnat
Kahl Montgomery bestow upon him the
love and esteem that had been be-
slowed upon his predecessor, RABBI A.
T.. Messing.
DR.. Ehrehreich contrasted tho Euro
pean Jew with the American Jew and
reached the conclusion that the Amer
lean Jew is far ahead of his brother
across the sea, because he is proud or
his religion and of his descent lie
ala not deny his faith and ancestry for
the sake OF material Advancement. The
Jews OF America were morc..strongly
bound together. they mad nothing to
fear.
tion OF his congregation ind his install
iation sermon Impressed :hem deeply.
The Jewish New Year. or Rosh Has
honnah was devontly observed by both
orthodox and reformed Jews OF Mont
romery All stores conducted by Jews
wafe closed yesterday and Temple
BAh-Or was crowded when the hour
arrived for the morning service. In
ADDITION to the comprehensive sermon
delivered by Rabbi Ehrenreich. fea-
tyre OF the solemn ceremonies was the
beautiful music rendered by the choir,
both night and morning. Yesterday
NJ Moreenthal of New York inter-
spersed the exercises with vocal solo
accompanied by the organ. Mr.. MOT
genital, in a rich, clear voice, sang the
aEyening Star" from 'Tanhauser"
Services at Temple Beth-Or yester-
day lasted about two hours ma closed
with the sermon by DIN Ehrenreich'
His text was divided into two parts.
The first was this: Let respect TOT
INV teacher be similar 10 the reverence
Sra God.' and second: Let tho respect
for thy pupils be as great as thy self.
respect"
II, the beginning DIR. Ehrenreich drew
attention to Jewish conditions as they
exist in the majority OF European
countries, more strikingiy In Germany
ana Austria, where he said the situa-
tion was frightful
The reformed Jews of America, he
said. are a strong set of Jews. They
have nothing to fear. they are proud
of their religion.
ave are not like, the educated jews
OF Germany and Austria" said the
rabbi "the Jew who denies his faith
and descent for the sake IL material
advancement.
."rhe American rabbi" contiaued DR..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-21
The Fourth
National Bank.

Ehrenreich.. feels with his people and
endeavors to bring the word of God
home to the SOUL to bxing Gods word
home to the heart. American Judaism
will continue to live as long as Amer
lea stands"
The success of American Judaism,
the rabbi firmly believed. was due to
adherence to this maxim: The honor
due thy teacher shall be as great as
the honor due to Heaven" In this
connection he alluded to the close re-
Iationship between the rabbi and his
pc ople ~Fheir views were in common,
their interests the same, the most sa-
cred ties bound them together. There
fore he enlisted the assistance of his
congregation in the work he had un-
dertaken.
"As I come to you as a representa-
tive of American Judaism--it ID some
thing distinct" said DR.. Ehrenreich.
your interests shall be my interests,
your achievements my success. your
family my family. your sorrows part of
my grief. I intercede with you this
morning on this glorious New Years
day, that the honor, respect and love
for your former rabbi be placed on my
shoulders Our labors are for the great
advancement that Is being made In Ju-
daism. Though we be small as COM
pa ed with other communities. let us not
forget that we are vital force for the
advancement of Judaism"
At the conclusion of the sermon. the
choir sang a beautiful selection after
which DR.. Ehrenreich closed the SER
vices with a feeling prayer and benedic-
ton.
DR.. Ehrenreich and his wife were the
guests of Abe Well at a New Years
dinner Yesterday. During the evening
the rabbi and his wife received mem
hers of the congregation in the vestry
rooms OF the temple.
The Jewish New Year nassed out
with sun set Yesterday evening and all
business establishments, conducted by
Jews, were opened again at o'clock
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-21
ROANOKE PUSHING FORWARD.
Much Building Going ON ana Every
House Occupied.

Much Building Going ON and Every
House Occupied.
Roanoke, Sept, 20.-(Special)-
Roanoke is enjoying a steady growth
Building operations are brisk. yet the
demand is greater than the supply.
both of residences and stores.
Work has just begun in tearing down
the wooden grocery store house of w.
Y Chewing preparatory to erecting
a two-story brick house instead, along
side the new brick recently erected
by this same enterprfsing merchant
and now used by him as dry goods
store.
W. II. Stewart and S. ID. Burdett &
Son have recently purchased large
business lot each on Main street, on
which they propose to build modern
brick store houses, the former to erect
two-story structure.
Roanoke College has opened with the
largest enrallment in it's history Over
800 pupils are now in attendance.
Last Friday evening the Epworth
League gave delightful reception to
the boarding pupils-of whom there
are forty,
Mrs. Mary A. Mickle died last Fri
day. She was one of the oldest and
most respected residents of this place.
having moved here fifty years ago,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-21
REWARD FoR auNKNowN."
Govermer Vents to Capture Slayer o.
Negro Woman.

A reward of 500 was offered by Gov
ernor felix's yesterday for the finder OF
the body of Anna Eliza Bray, a negro
woman of Pike County, and proof to
convict her supposed SLAYER The muir
derer of the woman is denominated in
the paper offering the reward. as "un-
known"
The negro@woman disappeared some
time ago, ana the authorities of Pike
County believe they have evidence that
the woman was murdered. No trace OF
the woman's body has been found
however. and without that they are I'M
ahIe To prove murder At the time OF
the woman's disappearance, white
man Is said to have been under the
suspicion of the authorities.