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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-07

Vice President. c, H. Mitchell. Port- land. Me; Secretary. William Gibbons, Scranton, Pa; Treasurer, John J o,Brian, Boston. Mass; Sergeant at Arms. w. B. Hunt. Atlanta. Ga. In making the selection of the place for the next convention. Peoria received sS votes and Saratoga 75.
 It was announced that the associa- ton would not, become affiliated With the American Federation of Labor The association took the stand that while the attitude toward the federation was most amicable, it would not be advi5- able to become affIiiated with 1t. Jack Sullivan of Seattle Introduced n reso- lution for the establishment of bu- reau of education and publicity to as- slst in the passage of the classification bill now before Congress. The sesolu-' tion was passed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-07
GseneraI Norman bend.

Nashville. Tenn, Sept, e,-General H. H. Norman, adjutant general or Tennessee under Governor Buchanan, died suddenly at Woodbury, Cannon county, today General Norman had just concluded an address at a reunion of Confeerate soldiers, expiring while in the act of resuming his seat. Dur ing the miners strike at Coal Creek, in which State troops were In the field for months. General Norman was in command. His home was at Mur' freesboro.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-07
BoNAPARTE AT WORK.
secretafy of the Navy Retnrns to His
 Department.

Ea@
 washington. Sept. 6.-Secretary Bo- naparte returned to the navy depart ment today after an absence or three weeks. During the naval review at Oyster Bay he discussed with eae , !. rts, '. iSenf the selection of a paymaster general and the decision is expected to be announced soon.
 Secretary Bonaparte says the seiec. ton of the ships to take the president to Panama has not been made. u is nrobable that two of the larger snlps ir Inc navy will be chosen, one 10 carry the president and the other as an auxiliary for emergency. A small CT ship will be sent on ip advance m .o Colon for the use of the president m case he desires to cruise along a.. sne ships could not enter. So
 Secretary Bonaparte will address tne graduating class at Annapolis Weo7 nesday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-07
n---n4 ,n the Lena.

New Orleans, Sept. b.--In the DeIIIU cratic primaries for the Congresslonal nomination which were held today there was a contest in only one district pobartson was opposed by Judge ceerpe K. Favrot Early returns from fftv precincts scattered throughout the district showed Robertson to be nearly zoo votes behind his rival. Robertson has had ten terms in Congress
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-07
PosToFFTcE CLERKs.
The Savannah IeonventiOn Comes to
 An End.

Savannah, Ga, Sept. 0.--The seventh annual convention of the United Ma tional Association of Postofice Clerks adjourned today to meet next year in Peoria. III.
 Frank T. Rogers of Chicago won for the office of President over Peter F. Wynne of New York by & majority ot twenty-three votes The other success ful candidates were as follows: First Vice President Charles Kirk Toledo, Ohio: Second Vice President l. Thurlow Barnett, New Orleans; Thirt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-07
POLITICAL RLMORS RIFE
 ON EVE OF CONVENTION

as N. McCieiian of Athens. From the figures obtainabie In this race, there v a difference of between 100 and Son votes Tlsl'Ai Tsis aifferencs @ is in favor of Judse Dpw- dell Both have received In the neish- borhood of s4,000 votes.
 The third man in the race. Judge ]. A
 Biibro was said to Dc about 5000 vote. ssl9w 5a6g MT novdsi Msc'slsn ana Mr. MeclsIlan are therefore. claiming their certain nomina- tion by the Convention.
 The rules adorted by the state Commit tee for the state Convention give the del
 egates to the convention more iatitude than was at flrst thought While the vote ys eh. essn conyentiop' on a pro rate basis, the
 strength of a candidate in one county does [ ot extend beyond the lines of that county
 to the other no matter how large his pop
 ular vote in one county might nave been Nesbit in City.
 W ID Nesbit MT Comer's political man eser, was one of the prominent figures in the Exchange Hotel lobby. Ills pres encs lent interest to the gossip of the 70 mer conference. which. it is said. will pra-
 There was some gossip last night as to the probable temporary chsirman or % ,ne nittee win recommend to the convention fbs name of some prominent Deniocra.' The convention If t sees flt can @ rarsry rs1er,
 
 ehairnan although in the past the Con ,ention has adopted the Committees se. % f,wr Selection of a permanent chairman. It was gossiped in the crowd last nignt that the State Committee might recom- mend as temporary chairman. Hon. h E. Parres of Lee, Hon. E. M Robinson of Mo- tile or Hon. T. & Fraser of Union springs
 or Judge Terry Richardson of Mon.2olhets siy man. It is supposed the conference on Saturday will decide on this.
 A question of vital interest last niEn,' however was the probable method the convention would use in naming the new state Executive Committee IL has here- fofore ben she custon for the delegates 1 it the convention to divide up in districfs' and each Congressional District make re- coTnYnendatIoa of It's committee memLers t' the conventions and theEe recommendations would be adopted by the convention, som' | curiosity was felt as to whether the con vent,on on Monday would follow this piar | CT nominate each member of the commit : tee from the floor in the convention,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-07
Cnslno Theatre.

No vaudeville performance at tne EIsctric Park theatre during the sea- son has attracted larger crowds tnsn the bill of this week, Several ot tne m attractions this week are among the hest that have been seen this season l. Some of the jokes of the St, onse brothers and their stunts with tne p,- fires make one of the best features oS the play. The bill will be repeated tonight and tomorrow matinee ana AvenfnG
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-07
cERMAN-AMERIcAN BANK.
s,xon~ Institution to Be Opened
 Berlin.


 Berlin. Sept. GA new pank,ms arsrtka in panL Is about to be organized under tha ausnices of the Darmstader Bank with capital of ss,25o,ooo- -,.,
 Ernest Thaiman of Ladenburg, TnaI- man and Company is to assist in or ganizing the bank which VIII also have English and French capital Be- sides engaging in ordinary pankins business between the United states and Germany the Amerika Bank VII make speciality of introducing Amer ican securities to the 9erman puolIs p and will also cooperate in large Ananciai transactions Tn the United states. Canada and Mexico. The first large operation of this kind VIII pc tae reorganization oi the Mexican Central Railroad in which German capital Is strongly represented.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-07
FOUR HABEAs CORPUS SUITS.
Judxe sayre Passes Upon Three Peti
 tlons~-One Today.

Judge 4. D. sayre in the criminal division of the City Court yesterday heard the Testimony of witnesses m three wrfts of habeas corpus The flrst sought the release of Fillmore Moore. a negro. who is charged with the murder of Ike McCon, another ne gro. The two men had quarreled over a negro woman near Sledge's station and it Is alleged Mecon was killed af- ter an aItercation. Moore was indicted for the murder and was yesterday re- manded to jail without bail >by Judge SayTe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-07

Electric lighted dining ears are 9a &e1r- OF. leans. Lebanon aad Cincinnati also o1 traius 1 to 6 between Montgomery anu Nashville. Service Ia carte.
 operated on trains l and between Sancan- natl and New Orleans HiEb pack seat through uains between Cincinnati, Louis- ville and New orIeana- ,...,,
 from Cnicago Cincinnati and New York te Now Orleans Also through day coach aud sleeper between St Louis and Montgomery, through tourist gleepers to San krancisoo.
 Train No. caFries through Ppnmens from Cincinnati and New York to New Qy- leans and St. Louis to Jacksonville; also leaving Montgomery at s:35 pu,. Tuesday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-07
cbamberlaIn Elected President.

Boise, Idaho, Sept. 6--The lourteenth rational irrigation congress closed to- night after voting to hold the next con gress at sacramento. Cal, and elect e.,.ess covernor George E. Chamberlain of Oregon. The attractions of the Jamestown Exposition had been well presented and on the first ballot James, town was in the lead. Sacramento won on the second ballot.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-07
MusT ATrAcH FUNp.
Receiver the One to Tie Up stensIand's
 SpOils

Chicago. Sept. 6.-Receiver Fetzer, of the Milwaukee Avenue State Bank, which was wrecked by Paul O. Stens- land, now under arrest in Tangier' to- day received the following dispatch from Secretary of the Treasury Shaw in Washington:
 Assistant Secretary of State con suited the solicitor for the State De- partheut concerning the $12,0oO depos- lied by stensland in the French bank at Tangier. The solicitor sees no course open but for you to attach the fund according to law and according to the procedure controlling judicial questions affecting the French bank at Tang,er.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-07

Tn, advance guard Of political leaders who throneed the hotel Hobbies last night had two subjects of prime m imp9rts9see n sn,,. sp peopie on the present State Executive Com rnittee. and the nominations for Chief Jus- tice and Associate Justices 70 pc mane by the State Convention on Monday.
 Never before has so large cfowu az serhled as gathered last night. SC Tar in advance of the convention. The cause- cf the large advance gathering were three- foid, first the meeting of the State Exes- ufivo Committee today. second the report@ cd conference of a number of Conner E lsas, q, era and third the interest that is ieit VI fhe approaching judicial nominations.
 The Conner conference. it is understoou- will be held today in advance of the isrs. . CT gathering of Saturday, which Will mee' in Birmingham The object of the conter- ence may only be surmised. but it IS the general belief that they are to close ranks ,,,.s for the march on the State Executive comnaittee which meets Monday. It Is not thought the Conner people have any desire 10 take a hand in the judicial nominatlons,, Business pf the conferences Is to agree o1, fhe selection of State Committee, se name a permanent chairman of the conyen- n,a lion and perhaps. to agree on some deciar> st,ons te be made by the convention.
 The closest figures on the judicial con- tests that have yet been ontaineu' wsrs thsss sss 9is fssurss re 1t serned that Judge John R Tyson would be nominated ior Snla, r,, Justice on the first ballot, and that n all nT1nAnIifIF Ht
 MccIeilar would be nominated for Associate Justices
 Tyson Has 4.sOo Majority.
 Judge Tyson's friends safd last nighs they had the official returns from every county in the state except three, coosa, Tsrsrn and Winston On the face of these returns Judge Tyson had a majority Of za0o in the popular vote. From IT. Formation had by the friends of Judge " son, he would have majority of prons- bly, sixty In coosa, while Judge D. Weakiey would probably have the same nAajority in Winston. Marion. therefore. E the only county which can ehsnss s ans present figures Tn any way, ana U ls no. thought that Marion will affect existing conditions one way, or the other frieMa Of judge Tyson declared last night that he could nffard to give his opponent every county not officially heard from and ther fave popular majority and majority e' the Convention
 Two Of the candidates for Associate Jus tlees were in tie city fast night: Jndge T. w coleman. Jr. of Anniston and Ihom'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-07
Nerrn HenrIng Portponed.

The case of Louis Jordan, negro, charged with murder, which came up before Justice Boiling c. Young yes terday was continued until Monday owing to the absence or tne county solieitor. Jordan Is accused of killing Howard Webb, another negro, at a church revival meeting near sledse's station.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-07
n,-ho. DSccabr 1s Removed.

New York, Sept e.--At the meeting of the International Policyholders
 Committee at the waldorf-Astorid to- day, at which Richard olney presided, snd at which almost the full member ship was present. the letter recently
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-07

written by Bishop McCabe to Alton B. Parker was discussed and resolutions were adopted relieving the Bishop from further service on the committee. The proceedings were held behind closed daara
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-07

MaInrin Wakes Pale Blood. The old standAr.. Groves Tastslsss emu m system, Sold by all dealers for 37 years, Price so ceBta TIT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-07

Wednssday and Saturday. Yla New orasAhs and Southern Pacifte.
 Train No carries through Pullmans
 from New Orleans 70 New York and Cincin- natl and Jacksouvilie to St Louis. making conHeetion at Nashville with through siesb- CT Chicago.
 Train No. carries through Pullman sleerers from New orlA ps to New York. Cfnclnnati, Chicago and through day coaea and Eleepsr Montgomery to St. Louis with- out change.
 All through day trains make close connec- ton at Cincinnati, Evansville. St. Louis and New Orleans for all points. North. South. For further information pertaining to rates. routes and schedules. consult ticket agents L. G N R. R., or write or call on c. L. Wolf, f. P. A., phone ss4. Montgomery. | Ala. or & surratt. Union Ticket ARt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-07
COTTON REGION wEArHER BuLLErIs
Published by Authority of the Secretary
 of Agriculture. New Orleans. Sept. 4.--For the week ending Monday. Sept. 3. 1906:
Weather Conlltlons.

The mean temperature for the week was below the normal over Oklahoma Arkan. sas and northern Louisiana, and was about normal or above over other portions of the cotton region.
 Very little rain fell during the week in Texas. Arkansas, northern Louisiana and Mississippi. The heaviest rainfall Is re- ported from Georgia. Florida. the Car oiinas and northern Oklahoma Spartanburg. s. C.. reports 6.52 Inches. and saltwater Okla, 4. 90 inches
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-11-09
More Ore Land Deals Made.

Two of the best ore land deals in
the history of the Cuyuna range
have been ted in this vi
cinity in the past few days, says the
Brainerd Dispatch. c. G. Thoren
and Hans Anderson have each
made contracts with the Crosby
Mining Company on a forty acre
tract. The terms are identical on
both pieces, and are $500 and a roy
atty of ten cents per ton with u guar
antee of ST 900 per year, or an annual
minimum of 10000 tons, the CON-
pany to pay that royalty whether
they mine pound of ore or not.
The making of such deals by the
Mining companies has had very
bracing effect on the iron situation
here, many having begun to lose
heart because of the slow develop
ment.
1t is reported that there are sew
eral other similar deals in course of
negotiation, which will probably be
announced soon.
A drill has already been started
on the Thoren place and also on the
Goldberg place. There will be a
hole 1000 feet deep put down on the
latter place, it is said.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-11-09
To MANAGE the Globe Property.

The Globe Consolidated Mining
company has secured the services
of NJ. Mccarthy as manager of the
company's property at Globe, Ari-
zona. He is we'll known in iron
mining circles OF the Lake Superior
region and elsewhere. He was with
D. H. Bacon of the Minnesota Iron
company on the Vermilion range.
He later opened up the Elba, mine
on the Mesaba, and when D. H. Ba-
con was elected president of the
Tennessee Coal & Iron company
Mr.. Mccarthy went with him as
superintendent of the company's
coal and iron mines. He will take
charge of his new duties at Globe
in the course of a month. Mr.. Nc
Carthy is. considered an Al mining
man.-News Tribune:
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-11-09
Liquor Dealers Excluded.

A sweeping anti-liquor statute
has been passed by the supreme
lodge, knights of Pythias. It will:
bar from entry to the order whole.
sale liquor dealers and hotel-keep-
ers who run bars in connection with
their hotels.
With the exception of these two
classes all other liquor dealers were
excluded by the former statute
which has been extended by the
new law. The new statute includes
professional gamblers, bartenders
or dealers in spirituous. vinous OF
malt liquors."
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-11-09
PRESBYTERIAN Church.

Sermons by the pastor at II a. m.
and 1880 +. m. Sunday School at
noon. Christian Endeavor at 6:45,
Mr.. Leslie Reid leader.
The evening illustrated service is
the second of series on "The Holy
City," Most of the pictures used in
this series were taken by the pastor
himself while in Jerusalem several
years ago. They are practically
new, and show the character of the
city of Jerusalem as it now is. You
will see the pool of Hezekiah which
is fed from the pools of Solomon,
seven milers south of Jerusalem.
You will see the scribe of which
you read in the Bible, at his work
on Scribe street. You will look
from the Tower of David towards
the site of the Temple. Also the
site of Pilates Hall of Judgment,
where Christ was tried and sentence
ed to crucifixion, and number Of
others.
Electricity makes an intense light.
You will find the illustrations more
satisfa ctory if you are near the rear
Of the church. Your eyes will also
be more rested there. You will find
it to your advantage to come lit
tie early. Seats are free and you
welcome
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-11-09
Christmas Photos.

It's time to think about it. Don't
put off sitting for pictures until the
last moment. Come now and help
us give you better picture than we
could in case we had to turn it out
in rush just few days before
Christmas.
Cloudy weather does not interfere
we even prefer the work on cloudy
days.
We have the most complete as
sortment of picture frames in the
city. O.. NOLAN,
Artistic Photographer.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-11-09

If you want all the news all the
time read The Enterprise.
Go to Terrell & Stevens for cedar
shingles. The best, at bottom prices.
NJ. +. Marion, prominent CHS
holm business man, was in the city
Tuesday.
House and two lots for sale, 1928.
$3.50 worth of furniture for sale for
$3.50. Address Box 734, Virginia.A
Mrs. F. G. Lerch, of Biwabik, en-
tertains at cards today. Several
Virginia ladies are among atten-
dants.
Rev. Mr.. Nef is spending this
week in Sunday School and Chris
tian Endeavor work at Cloquet and
Carlton.
Matt DerOsia returned the first of
the week from visit with relatives
and friends at Hurley, Wis.,, and at
Northern Michigan points.
Mr.. Churchill, by special request
sang "rhe Holy City" at the Presby-
terian Church last Sunday evening,
with much acceptance. He is a
singer of ability and good school
ing.
A twelve pound son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Muzzy Tuesday,
Mr.. Muzzy, who is in the employ of
the Itasca Cedar. Tie and Pulpwood
company with headquarters at Fee
ley, came home to welcome the new
conner and renew acquaintance
with Virginia friends.
J. H. Horrigan has perfected ar.
rangements with B. +. Baker, the
Duluth grain and stock broker, for
the opening of a branch office at
this point. Mr.. Horrigan will be
located in rooms over Ed Finch's,
and expects to be open for business
the first of the week. He will ham
die grain, produce and stocks of
every description and should find a
good business among Virginia in
vestorS. 1t is understood Mr.. Baker
also intends establishing similar
hrancl, office at Hibhing.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-11-09
Stewards Pictures.

Shepard's Moving Picture Enter.
-tainn1ent at the Fay Opera each
Tuesday evening continues to draw
good houses. A complete change
of program is presented weekly, the
program being the sa ame as is pre-.
sented at the Lyceum, Duluth, on
Sunday evenings. .z
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-11-09
OVERFLOW LOCALS S

If you want all the news all the
time read The Enterprise.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-04-06
THE RIOTERS

Wilkesbarre, Pa, April 1.-The first
of mining on Monday occurredS Stpday
at the Fernwood Colliery OF the Hill
side Coal &c Iron Co., near Yatesville,
and the aid of the state police was so
| licited So serious is the situation
that the troopers announced to the
rioters this afternoon that they will
! burn the village of East Boston, where
they live, if the violence continues in
| the morning.
At the Fernwood so men have been
gathered behind the stockade to run
| the washery with 16 armed guards to
protect them. Starting at midnight
last night there began fusilade from
the village of East Boston which sur
rounds the colliery, from rifles, revolv.
ers and shotguns. This Ontinued all
night. Many of the shots crashed
through the doors of the building
where the men slept and through the
sides and windows of the washery.
This morning Sergeant Garwood,
seeing that he could not disarm the
crowd without precipitating a conflict,
withdrew his men and sent for rein.
| foTcements. Sergeant Dimon, with
ten more troopers reached the scene
and started to make a house to house
search for arms. While the troop
ers surrounded the first house, where
! they got three shotguns after a
search, men, women and children left
the houses, carrying weapons of all
kinds and scattered into the woods.
Sergeant Dimon then drew UP his
men and through an interpreter told
the residents, all of whom were for
signers, that if any shots were fired
at the washery tonight or tomorrow
he will return tomorrow and burn the
| town. Up to midnight all was quiet.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-04-06
MISS WOODS SUIT
Against Senator Tom Plat and Othe,
Notables Is Dropped for Sew
eral Reasons.

Omaha, Neb., April 4.-Mae c.
Woods sensational suit against Sen
ator Thomas G. Platt, of the United
States Express Co; former POstmas-
ter General Robert Wynne; William
Loeb and j. Martin Miller, for $780,.
coo damages, was dismissed by Judge
Kennedy today as service had not
been had on any of the defendants.
The suit was filed about a year ago
in the district court. In the petition,
Miss Wood charges the defendants
with holding her a prisoner in New
York city, until she had attached her
name to receipts for large sums OF
money, which she did not receive.
She also charges the defendants with
illegally procuring the manuscript of
book she was about to issue, en-.
titled THE Love Letters of Boss,
in which alleged correspondence be,
tween herself and Senator Platt is re.
produced. When the case was called
this morning Miss Wood diI not put
in an appearance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-04-06

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-04-06
OPERATORS SIGN
Half Dozen in Pittsburg District Ac-
cept Wage Scale.

Pittsburg, Pa, April affairs arc
more favorable among the miners OF
the Pittsburg district and haiS dozen
more of the independent operators at
tached their signatures to the wage
scale today.
Among the signers were the Pitts
burg and Eastern Co., with an annual
output of 270,000 tons; Werner Coal
Co., 124, 900 tons and the Bulger Block
Coal Co, Ill 900 tons.
1t was stated by Chairman Francis
L. Robbins, of the Pittsburg Coal Co.,
that 43 out of 54 mines under their
control are running full and that
nearly all their miners reported for
work.
Chairman Robbins claims that all
their mines, giving employment to 90
600 miners, will be in full operation
before the end of the week.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-04-06
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