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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
TEE SKELETON OF sYsoNRY.
sstven F,y Keene To American Museum
 of Natural History.


 New York, July 12--James R. Keene's gift of the skeleton of the champion race horse Sysonby, which died Sun day, June 1T. to the American Museum of Natural History. was yesterday transferred to the officials of the mu- senm who. during the day, exhumed the body from the temporary grave at Sheepshead Bay race course and turned the skeleton over to the ex- rerts of the institution, who will mount 1t for exhibition.
 sysonby, who died of blood poison Ing after a long sickness. had been buried temporarily on the grounds or the Coney Island Jockey Club
 sysonby's skeleton when mounted, Is expected to furnish the most perfect example of the bony frame of tho modern race horse in existence. as he was a horse of perfect formation and splendid size. aside from his superior qualities as a race horse. Tn England the skeleton of Ormond. in the British Museum. and in America the skeleton of Lexington in the Smithsonian Insti- tuition at Washington. are the best types now on exhibition
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
NIeIkIeiohn NNlm Mnk. Rnce.

Lincoln, Neb July 12.-George D Meiklejohn. ex-member of Congress from Nebraska, and ex-Assistant Sec retary of War under President McKin- ley announced today from his home at Fullerton his candidacy for the Re- publican nomination United States Sen ator from Nebraska. MT. Meikiejohn's candidacy adds interest to an already heated Senatorial campaign, in which the principal participants are Edward Rosewater of Omaha and Norris Brown. Attorney General of the State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
AInLnmn PnstnI AnnIrr.

Washington. July 12.-(specitl )-- Postmasters arpointe4: Forney. Chero- kee County. Jefferson F. Stroggiiii Gravleeton. Walker County. Mrs. L. A Myers; Redwood. Franklin County George F. l4ossick; RcNaaa. Lee Coun- ty. William c. Fincher; Sloan. Blount County. Phillip Robins.
 Rural Route No. 8 has been ordered established August IS at Lafayette Chambers County, serving 42o people and 100 houses.
 Julian Fulenwidsr has been appoint ed reguIar. T. W. Kee substitute ruI al carrier Route 2. at Vincent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
BLOOD SURE
 TO BE SHED Officers and Strikers
 Will Clash. A REIGN OF TERROR IS ON corbett Tunnel, in Shoshone Re- servation, the Scene.
 e--- Men Have Taken Prosecution of Cove ernment Camp and Heavily Arm- cd Posse Is On way to
 Dust Thsm.
4 REIGN OF TERROR IS ON

Denver, Col. July i1.--A Post spe~ ciai from Cody, wyoming, says:
 One hundred strikers have taken possession of the government camp at Corbett Tunnel. in the Shoshone reservation works. eight miles from Cody. and have created reign of terror.
 They threaten the lives Of five hum dred other men if they return to work- Sheriff Haimette of Cody, with fifty deputies heavily armed. left here at { o'clock for the scene of the trouble
 A battle Is sure to follow as fh@ strikers are armed and incenssd nt the officers because they drove them out of Cody July {.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
RIGGs's auILr EsrABLIsHED.
Miss ElIiscn's Grip Found in His Hom,
 nf Mfunenp0lfs


 at Mfnnenpolis.
 Minneapolis, Minn.. July RIA search by the police of the house Of N. M l. Riggs. who Killed himself at Eiroy. Wis, early today after being arrested for the murder of Mi1iie Ellison in Min neapolis, has supplied enough evidence to convict him Of the crime even had he not acknowledged 1t by his own act
 In Riggs's house the police found Miss Eliison's grip. which has been fully identified. while In the furnace were found the half charred fragments of the bags contents.
 Riggs was so we'll thought Of at El- roy, Wis, that the village authorities hesitated to arrest him when request cd to do 90 by the Minneapolis police. After he was nomirnlly placed under arrest, he was allowed to go several miles out in the country to visit hss wife and daughter who are staying with friends. He returned to Elroy with them and was bsiug kept at the hotel when he killed himself, The po- lice regard the case as one of the strangest on record inasmuch as Riggs did not nesd money and was in po- sltion which called for steady habits and seif-content
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
ygorran.a aTen Get Pay.

Lexington. ky. July 12s--After many years Confederate soldiers of General John H. Morgan command are re- ceiving pay from the Federal govern ment for horses which were taken from them wnen they surrendered. pr. I. J. Frazee ard several other ex- Con federates of this city. who sur renderea to General E. Fl. Hobson at Mount Sterling. Ky. in May, 1865. have lust received checks for their horses taken from them at that raid The amount eacn ttteived ia 3I2S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
p- C. u. in Detroit.

petrott. Mlch July 12.-Reports from several dept rtments and from the mission fields of Atlanta. Ga. Little Rock. Ark, and St. Paul, Minn.. ocou- pied the first session today of the sev- enteenth annual convention of the Young Peoples Christian Union Of inc Church. The department reports showed the society to be Tn excellent financial condition with the membership about the same as at the 1aas convention
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
eouua unnuIpg to Tree.

Sh-evepOrt, I4a., July l2.-The body of an unknown negro was found hang ing to a tree Tn the northeastern part or Claiborne Parish this morning, haV- Ing been lynched by a mob who took him from officers. The lynching oe- cured a few miles south of Junction City, Ark. where the negro attempted a criminal assault on the sister oI Ned Th9npso a prominent farmer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
Hnbens Corpus Proceedings.

Riehpond, Va, July 12.-The habeas cropus proceedings brought before Judge Golf in the case of J. S Tins ley. one O. tho Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company's officials. irdicted in the United States District Court for the Middle District of TennaS lae, Le- gan today The question at issne was whether the alleged violation had been committed within the jurisdlcti'I ts the court frola which the indictment had been returned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
SHAW IN NEW YORK.
Conmults Hankers About fAe Panama
 Bond Issue.

New York, July 12.--Secretary Shaw was at the sub treasury today and con suited with prominent bank officials re- gardln9 the forthcoming sso.ooo.ooo Panama bond issues.
 Tn all probability the greater part of these bonds will be taken by New York financial Institutions for purpos- es of increased circulation. It is un. derstood that tho money received from the sale of the bonds will remain in- deflniteiy in the government deposit tories
 Secretary Shaw also conferred with Vice President Brush of the American was taken to be signihcant in con nection with the suggestion recently advanced that the government is In the market for bar silver
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
MenorinI to J. w. Mncknr. Ir.

Berkeley, Cal, July 12.-Wishing to honor the memory ot John VI Maclvay, IT., his brother, Clarence H. Mackay, and his mother have donated $i00.001 to the University of California for the establishment of a professorship Of electrical engineering. The annual in- come from the money will hs applied to the payment of a professors salary and the expenses and maintenance of the department, the original fund to be kept intact in perpetuity.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
Morc Tbnu a1OO, GOO stolen,

Seattle Wash. July l2.-More than s1O0. 900 consigned to the Alaska Pa cIhc Express Company here has been stolen from aboard the steamer Ida May and no clue has been discovere as to who the robbers are The ship ment was sent from Fairbanks anl was transferred at Nenana, The Ida May was to transfer 1t to the Sarah al Fort Gibbon and 1t was there that the JOSS was discovered.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
CASE OF MRS. EsAc.
She Arrives at Oyster Bay to See Mrs
 Roosevelt.

Roosevelt.
 Oyster Bay, July l3.-Mrs. Asi l.. Esac, who has written Secretary Loeb that this name Is Case spelled back ward" has arrived In Oyster Bay and taken a room adjoining the executive office here. She says she will wait ut- til she can interview Mrs. Roosevelt on a matter of life and death.
 "If cannot see Mrs. Roosevelt" she added, T can send her an express package and a big one, too"
 Secretary Loeb. who has received sew eral letters from Mrs. Esac in times gone by, will make an investigation Of her case at once. She says her mis- sion is purely family affair and re- lates to females She says she Is a relative on her mothers side of brig- adler general in the army.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
AWARDS OF BATrLBsHIPs.
0ns To Be Built at Philadelphia and
 Other at Camden.

Other at Camden.
 Washington, July 12-Secretary Bon- aparte today awarded the contracts for the two 16,00o ton battleships South Carolina and Michigan, one to the Cramps of Philadelphia and the other to the New York Ship and Engine Company of Camden, N. J.
 The Cramps bid was $3.540,000 and that of the New York Ship Building Company, 3.5S5,0o0.
 The Secretary of the Navy was ob- liged to distribute the contracts in this way because Congress provided that not more than one ship should be built by any one concern. The boats are to be of the reciprocating type, so far as engines are concerned. the Secretsry having approved the find- ing of the board on construction to the effect that 1t would be well for the department to await the completion of the turbine scout ships now under con- struction before embarking on another experiment of that kind
 It Is believed that the battleship Michigan will be built by the Cramps and the South Carolina at Camden.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
sneninI snm Annroprlatetl.

Hartford, Conn, July l2-rhe di- rectors of the London and Lancashire Insurance Company. which owns the Orient Insurance Company ot this city. have cabled the management of the Orient, which was Involved in the san Trancisco disaster. that they have ap- propriated a special fund guaranteeing tn, orients surplus shall not fall be- low S25O.0GO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13

John ". Gaines of this district. and Congressman South Triiable of Ken lucky arrived this morning and will go before the Jury. Congressman J Q. Stanley. another Kentucky Congress- man. telcgraphed this morning that he would be here tomorrow prepared to give evidence before the jury
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
VI p IJ. convention Meets.

Omaha, July i2.-The fitteenth inter- national convention of tho Baptist Young Peoples Union of America open ed at the auditorium today with about 1 200 delegates present. The report of the board of managers was read ana the customary committees appolntens After music by a company of Kiown Indians from Oklahoma. the first sea- sion closed with an address by " J. Williamson, D. D.. of St. Louis. Mo- on The Price and Compensation of splrv ituai Power"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
EIGHT PASSENGERS KILLED.
Brakes Fan to work ca sIotos ~A Omnibus.

London July 12,-owing to the brakes falling to act, motor omnibus running from London to Brighton dashed down a steep hill near Crawiey this morning and was overturned. Eight of the passengers were killed and a score were badly hurt.
 There were thirty-four passengers on the omnibus, mainly merchants of orp- ineton (ten miles from London1 and they were all either killed or injured. a terrific speed and coiiided with a tree which was smashed to match wood. The occupants of the vehicle were pitched in all directions sev- eral of the killed were so terribly mangled that 1t was difficult to iden- tifv them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
RIces coNMrrs sulcIDE.
Arrested in coaneetion Win Murder
 af Mic. VrIrasou

Elroy, Wis, July i2-Conductor N NJ Riggs. who was arrested here yes- terday in connection with the murder of Miilie Ellison at Minneapolis. shot himself early today, dying instantly.
 Riggs. when arrested, asked to be taken to see his wife and daughter, who are visiting in the country. He returned last night and talked with many friends. being apparently cheer full. but somewhat pale.
 Shortly after midnight Ri<gs asked permission to go to the hotel to his room. With the officer outside and without locking the door. Riggs shot himself through the temple. When searched just after hIs arrest Riggs had no weapons. officers from Min neapoiis were on their way here at tho time of the suicioe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
CIoudburnt and LandsIIde.

Fl Paso, Texas, July i2.--A elouer hurst July 10 at oceampo, chihuahuas Mexico. accompanied by a landslide, washed away part of the city. Ten nersons were Killed and many injur- ed. Colonel W. C. Greene's office ana corral and the reduction works and ct- flee of the watlerson Mining Company were destroyed. No Americans wers trII1aa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
HooseveIt wiII Take No Part.

Oyster Bay, JuIy IE'-PfesIueht Roosevelt will take no part whatever in the Republican political situation in New York State. according to unofncial but reliable information obtained here loday. The heretofore announces poll
 oY of the President not to become act
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
TO PROSECUTE MoNrIGUL.
PhyaIcian Who Failed to Report Case 0R Fever.

FHFNIctHH WuU FHIItu 70 EtepDFg V'uSt
 of Fever.
 New Orleans, La, July I2.-Steps to prosecute pr. g. Montigul the physi- clan of LaPlaee. La. who failed to re- port a case of yellow fever to the health authorities until after the patients re- coyery, were taken today hy nr. c IT Irion, President of the Louisiana State Board of Health, Dr. Irion was in- formed by counsel for the State Board that the physician can be proceeded against under a provision in the State law making 1t mIsdemeEnor to vio- late the sanitary code.
 The present cole requires that con tagious diseases be reported within twenty-four hours after discovery pr. Irion ordered the prosecutor at LaPlace to file information against Dr. Monti- gull.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
JEWS FLEE FROM WARSAW.
Forty ThouaRnd Said to Have Depart
 ed in One Day.

Warsaw. July 12.--It is estimated that no less than forty thousand Jews old men, women and children fled from Warsaw yesterday. Most of the able bc died male Jews remained to protect their property. Many of the Jewish shof are closed today.
 Tie houses of the Jews are empty. Irterse depression prevails in the Jewish quarter. Armed guards are posted at the gates of all the houses and patrols parade the streets.
 The authorities have taken precau- tions against an antl-Jewish outbreak.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
rn,.n MIned bod hr Fire

Boonvllle, Ind, July l2.-Fire sup poscd to be of incendiary origin last midnight and this morning destroyed the town of Lynnville, 1000 popula- ton, causing loss of s2oo,ooo. Twenty. two buildings were burned and ths town is practically gone out of exist. ence
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
Did No4 TaIke HoIiday,

St. Petersburg. July 12.--Althoush today Is the festival of St. Peter Rnl St. Paul and a general holiday. the lower House of Parliament met as usual and resumed the debate on the Bialystok affair.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13

i've in State politics makes the de- Ecision reached in the New York situa- tion decidedly easy and membranes ing. To the requests for audiences at Sagamore Hill which have rome from State leaders, he has replied Tn the neg ative and will continue to do so.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
rrob,ng Into Tobacco Trust.

Nashville. Tenn, July i2 The Fed
 eral grand jury Is still Investigating
 the so-called tobacco trust. So far a large number of witnesses have been examined and the inves gation may last several days logger. Congressman
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
ChouIxuin ples of wound.

sevastopol. July 12-Vice Admiral Chouknin. commander of the Black Sea fleet. who was shot yesterday, sup posedly by a sailor of the battleship otchakoff died this morning without having regained consciousness.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
KimbaII Nominated for Coneress

Frankfort, Ky. July 12.-W. Preston Kimball. of Lexington. was today nom- mated for Congress to succeed Hon. South Trimble. by the Democrats of the seventh DistrieA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
RAvAers RY TURKS.
Soldiers Reported tO Have Indulged in
 FrfRhtfnI OutraNea.

Tifiis, Trans -Caucasia. July I2.- Alarming news has been received here of horrible ravages oy Turkish troops across the border. in Turkish Armenia
 Soldiers who were collecting taxes are said to have indulged In frightful outreCes The population of the city oS Van is represented to have been nearly destroyed by the Turkish troops who pulled down houses, assaulted the women and acted generally like wild beasts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
Rryan. C;ue.ts of the Reida.

London. July l2.-william J. Bryan and Mrs Bryan were the guests of Ambassador and Mrs. Reid at luncheon at Dorchester House todaSe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
WEATHER FoREcAsr.

showers Friday and saturday, varis- ble winds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
PIcquart'a FIkht toF kIght,

Colonel Picquart, when ne became chief of the intelligence repartment of the French army in 1895. examined the documents in the proceedings
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-14
New York Produce Market.

New York. Fen f.
Flol It-Iteccipts. 2l,i32; exports. 3.,.77.i
safes. ~: dun and about STEADY.
w litAI-ltcCeiptS. ih.nG: cNports- oIi
III; sales. :, 1900; spot easy; No. . rod
SNl4 elevator: No. red. O. ( % i .f,nIt
~. ! northern Duluth. - + q h :iiloat.
CORN Receipts. ;;':i.to; exports. - So
sales, 'n"o futures. 2i6,oN SPOT: spot easy
No :. 20 elevator and f>it t o b a!inat: \n
yellow. M No. > white 49,,
tAlS-ltecciptS 2h2.-A0: exports, 97O;H
spot steady: mixed oats. @G1,;2 lis. 81,
''ll=: natural white. .0fi3. HIS, 3.J.i.Gi.G
cliprcd white, 3Nui" lbs, ;Gl .fr;o.
l-Aitlo-.,li';n; refined steady.
IOSk-Firm: mess 1GUIf.J0
~ IEIs-Firm; receipts 1.-TWO day4l
,H:,i street price: Extra crc;mcrr. u
Official prices: Creamery. co,nnon 10 cy
ira. lhn2.; state dlir., common to cxtr,
800; renovated. common To extra. -,
l." western Factory. common t. first :
M IL; We stern imitation cr"lnl,rV OK.
trds, 20: do. iirsts. is
fGfS-WcuN: receipts two dIySl T..
12I. state. Ia. and nearby fancy selected
white, IT,; do. choice, -, %; do. mixed
extra. 2Cu21
POTATOES Steady; ,.crmuda. second
crop. per bbl. 3ma; do. southern, l.an1t
=: Name and other eastern, per Dig. |. IN
2."'. state and western. l.l"Tl.S.; foreign,
i..HI !-E' sweet potatoes. Jersey, per bbl.,
Ia !. H.
81 GAE-Esw, quiet: fair refining. 20;
centrifugal. aG test. 5 ll-:3I2Gt;as molasscs
sugar. -; refined quiet No. 6. i.Gc; M
:. 3.Jl: No. y. so: No. .. 3.>l: No. u. $50;
No. II. @-N1: No. i. 80: No. T. So; NJ.
y. '''i; c"nGcctionors \, i31: n!ould \.
49,; clt loaf, 30: crushed, 20: pr,vdcr-
81, 80; 2ranulltcd. 40, cubes. i.,j.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-14
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SPORTING NOTES.

i - possible to got ON to tin. tiudei.
'ri'!; On Soldier; ficId
Harold ". Paine was Monday ,IcrtcI
captain or Iii" Brown hockey team ri.
next year. He has played three wears
''h IN the Varsity hockey ami baseball
teams.
William Shrrrinc. III" Hamilton. ont.
long distance rria,r. who has corrnctrI
m the Il. \. y. Narration race. will sail
SATURDAY for Europe to compete in thc
Marathon race at Athens.
The Harvard track team began its reg
uiar training in the ijcmarwav .yymu,-
sum Monday, there being over ~ men in
IN IA" =. y. A. games were given nnlv
hight work. Tic work will continue in the
gymnasium and on the board track until
Everett &; Brown, chairman Of tho attn
htI: COMMITTEES of th,. Chicago A. A.
M"i"hty dcnlc1 the report from Boston
team which appeared here Il few weeks
ago were given bogus metal medals wv.
gave these Boston chaps the SANE, kind
% medals We have given to every body"
NJ frcWn said. They were gold medals
that cost about $40 each | tlrk. m.
criticism doesn't seem to have. come
from the i;Cston Athletic Associa ton.
ANA We 'IaN" never had any criticism br-
! ne from anyone to whom We have Civ
en- the medals
lowing. started ut Harvard Monday
with both the Varsity and frcshm1i,
squads Tho ONLY man Of last vcnrs
varsity crew 70 report was Bacon. No.
y. Tho other veterans arc expected ont
IN a day or two with the exception al
NcwlIll. who Will remain with the heck
cy team until Saturday. The only Other
man picked for the Varsity squad WHO
VIII not begin I" work for some TIM. IS
Amh"rc. who will stay with the basket
ball tam.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-14
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Tho price of wool this season Is
higher than ever before i'll Arizona,
The average price of that bought 10
cate has been 20 cents. Forty thouS-
and pounds were bought Monday at
~ ana another lot Of G0,000 - cents
WAS refused.
The volunteers have captured several
natives concerned in the attack on the po-
lice of tho Richmond district III Natal
and the alIthC rites are satisfied that tl'
outbreak will u" confined to the party ~
DISCONTINUED natives PROCESSING 70 ioil"E
the teachings of the Ethiopian church:
which advocates Africa Tor inc Nitl-
cans.
senator IaFollcttc has Declined tn" in
yitation extended by Thomas W. Lawson
to become a member Of I'll" committee
to vote til" proxies 81 j number oi pol
icvI,uldcrs oi two If tn. life iE:;urauC"
cnmnani,S of New York 1T their meet
iucs this wear. The senator found II I'M
pnS<ihlc to undertake the work because
If the pressure of public business.
TN" controversy among the stock
Publishing Go. If Atlanta, Ga, was
ended Thursday by the resignation oi
John Temple Graves - editor and tn"
dismissal az certain court proceedings.
Col. Graves said his reason for with
driving Wa; dissatisfaction WITH the
management "f the paper
Tie tvs GIncGo r2n down the steam
lighter t.tstcru today in the East riT>
or ~ New York ami the latter WAS
completely wrecked. u Was at first
reported that three lives were lost,
hut cant j.. ~. Sib"rs &c Tie wrecked
Eastern informs 4 the harbur police
that 10 -" ua# on The barge at The
time.
WiIlium Williams Was banged Tu' s.
day morning al 81. rauI MitIl.. for
H." murder "n the morning nf April
~. lgn,. q. John k"llcr, aged IL years
and hi mother. Mrs. Frederick :. KEEL
lcr. Williams mot Liz fate &'"iCally.
maintaining to the Last the indifference
which uiT characterized his actions
during his trial and Imprisonment.
The Roy. H. e. FilinGham. who ait ,;u-
~ n"t"rriy ~ ~ " Work Il NV yctr-
aga hN uis opposition t. cart iin form.
81 Worship IN Protestant CHURCHES Ia;
been sentenced ~ ~ Fucirfh church
court Z" deprivation of his position rs Il
"l' re TIii 81 The 'nurrh of England frr
d'fNIuE his b. shop. unless within :. fort
niEht re 1"oln.z"s :u promise; 4" re-
form. Fillinrb"ui. VIII is vicar af II"N-
ton. IN tho diccCso oi 81. NIbans ordriIi-
90 i non -cnnformiGt ~ IN unc"ts.ct:it.d
chapel d,.pitc the commands 81 his 1i5i
az.