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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11
Tin, NscRrftse A~uuitted,

Savannah. Ga. March 10.--Tfm Mc~ Bride, son of Harbor Master James Me- Bride was acquitted tonight of the mur- der of Babe" Dyer. the jury requiding less than an hour to reach it's verdict. The killing occurred in front of the city hall on February 9th. when parti- sans of the two local political factions engaged in a pistol fight that resulted in the killing of Babe" Dyer and po- liceman Patrick Kearney, and the wounding of "Sapp" Dyer, brother of Babe" and Frank Nagle. bystander. 'Sapp" Dyer is to be tried next week on the charge of having murdered Rear ney.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11
NEGROES ARE ACCUSED.
Charged With Holding White Women
 as Prisoners.

New York, March 10.-Representa- tives of the district attorney's office went into the Tenderloin last night and raided flat in West thirtieth street. a preliminary step, it was said, in a campaign against a band of ne- groes whom the district attorney has been investigating for four months.
 Important Information about them came finally out Of the arrest and trial of Berthe Claiche, who killed a man towards whose support she al- legged she had been compelled to con tribute. The raid followed an indict- uaent by the grand jury on three counts yesterday against Robert H.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11
ChIefs Were Fined.

Mapumulo. Natal. March 10.--An inn- pressive spectacle was witnessed here today, when the chiefs of the district and scores of tribeSmen came in to hear the decision of the military cony mander with regard to the rising of natives in February. The commander fined Chief Gobizembe and his tribe 1 200 cattle and $500 sheep and goats and dispossessed the tribe from por- ton of their territory. The chiefs admitted that the punishment was jus tifiable. but requested lessenlng or their taxes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11
Circuit Rider snnt tn IniI.

Raleigh, N. O., March l0.-A special to The Evening Times fro | Asheville, N. C., says; Rev. W. H. Jones a Bap- tist minister and the former pastor and circuit rider of seven churches in Blue Ridge township. Henderson coun- ty. was convicted at Hendersonville yesterday of criminal relations with Mrs. Angeline Cagle and sentenced 60 Imprisonment for one year. The wo- man was also convicted and fined $1O0 and costs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11
LONDON IS IMPRESSED.
ConciliatOry Spirit of Germany Ia Be-
 ueved to he Genuine.

WEVeu 10 UE NN.WWNEITs -
 London, March 10.-The conciliatory attitude of the Germans at the Alge- ciras conference today is favorably commented upon here by officials who now believe thae a settlement or the question between Germany and France is assured.
 Friday 1t was feared that Germany would insist on her suggestion that an officer of third power would be appointed inspector of police and have authority over the French and Spanish officers. It is nova thought that Ger many will agree to what will practi- caIly be Franco Spanish control of ths gendarmerie.
 Thus far the results attained are a victory for the Anglo French contentious. the concessions made not affecting the principles for which France is fighting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11
Pre.Ident Expresscs Hegrets.

Washington, March l0.-President Roosevelt today was invited to attend the annual dinner of the Hamilton Club of Chicago. which is to be held April g. The invitation was extended by H. V. Wood. President, and George A.. Mason, Secretary or the club. who were presented by Representative Foss, The President expressed regret that he would be unable to attend the dinner but thought one or more members of the cabinet might be present,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11
STONE AS HOST.
General Passenger Agent of L. & N
 Gives Unique Banquet.

OGneEh EaseenBGE agent OA As & Ns
 Gives Unique Banquet.
 Louisville, Ky, March 10.-C. l. Stone, general passenger agent of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, was the host tonight at a unique banquet at the Tenth Street Station.
 About sixty guests, officials of all the railroads entering Louisville, ac- cepted MT. Stones invitation and were received on board a tram of new din- ing cars just received from the shops. One car was used as a reception room, another was given over to tn service of the banquet while the third was the smoking room for the guests.
 The cars which are models of their class will shortly be placed in service in the Cincinnati and New Orleans Limited, run by the company. The banuuet began at 6 p. m. and 1t was nearly ten before the elaborate menu had been disposed of.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11
r,..,,,,.nd. c,nnI worI,.

Panama, March 1O.-Senator Ohal- dia. Panamanian minister to the Unit ed States sailed this afternoon for Chi rioui. Before his departure he express
 ed surprise at the progress of the work on the canal and the marked improve ments of the zone between Panama and Colon At Colon he examined the vvhsrves which were free from freight congestion Senor ObaldIa's presence st ChiriLui. it Is believed, will unite the vice presidency of the Republic next
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11
Engine ErnInhen

Gold Run, Cal. March 10.-Engi- neer F. D. Doran is missing and Fire man G. F. Austin and Brakeman W. P. Frazer are seriously injured as the re- suit of an engine blowing up between this place and Camp Horn last night on the Central Pacific. The force of the explosion knocked down telegraph poles along the track and blocked traf- fic for five hours.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11
n.,I-e succeeds FIckIuRer.

Dallas. Texas. March 1O.-AdVicee to The Times Herald from Denison, Tex as says: At meeting Of the board of directors of the St, LoiS' and San Francisco Lines in Texas held here toSay. the resignation of II. M Fioks inger. vice president and general sue neriutendent. was accepted w. R. Drake. assistant to the general mana ger Of the road in St. Louis. was named as his sMccessor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11
HUGHES DECLINES TO APPEAR.
Says He Cannot Throw Additional Light
 on Insurance Graft.

Washington, March 1O.-Charles E. Hughes, who conducted the investiga- ticn of insurance companies In New York, has declined to appear before the House Committee on Election of Presi- dent. Vice-President and Representa- tives In Congress to testify concerning the prevention of corporation eontribu- tions to political campaigns
 MT. Hughes stated in letter to Rep- resentative Gaines of West Virginia, chairman of the committee that he cannot throw any more light on the subject than is contained in copies of the proceedings of the insurance hear ing
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11
CInvelnrd in FIorIda.

St. Augustine, Fla March 1o.-For- mer President Grover Cleveland, ac- companied by Dr Joseph D, Bryant of New York and Mir Howard McLenahan of Princeton. arrived here this even ing. After taking dinner, Mir. Cleve- land and party left for stuart where he will enjoy his annual hshing trip
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11
,..,-.r Tnrentened WIth Dentb,

st Petersburg, March 10.-Herr Men delssohn. head of the banking firm of NSandeIssohn & Co. of Berlin, has re- raived number of letters since his arrival here threatening him with dastb if he negotiated a loan with Russia. Six detectives have been as- -terned 10 guard him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11
EarthouaIxe in IndIa.

Lahore, India, March 1O.--An alarm ing earthquake has occurred in Bash ahr, one of the Simia tributary hills, states of the Punjab. Considerable damage has been caused at Armapur, the capital of Bashahr. and at Kakeola. Eight are known to have been killed and twenty-six injured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11
In Need Of Money.

Washington. March 10.--Unless Con- gress authorizes a special appropria- ton for the purpose, the navy depart ment will be unable 10 complete or even undertake the repairs recommend ed for the battleship Massachusetts now at the navy yard, New York. The work will cost $500. 900 and will require tvO years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11
Cbinese Pripce visIt. Grou,.

New York. March 10.--Prince Tsai Tse of ,he Chinese imperial commission today visited General F. D. Grant at Governors Island for an inspection of the headquarters of the army in the east. With the prince were four mem bers of his party, whose purpose is the study of the institutions of this and other countries.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11
WILL NOT RAISE PRICE.
New York Will Not Be Affected by an
 Anthracite Strike.

Anthracite Strike.
 New York, March 10.-The price of hard coal will not be raised in New York City at least even if there is a strike. according to statement issued today by the newly-created Bureau of the Anthracite Operators. This bureau was started yesterday by the commit tee of seven operators which is now considering the miners demands The statement is as follows;
 "The anthracite coal operators now have stored in and about this city 100000 tons of coal ready for con ",,r,ars It has been decided that whether there is a strike or not the nrjoe of coal f. o. b. will not be raised.
 Concerning the coal dispute, one of the members of the committee of seven. David Wilcox. President of the Deia- ware and Hudson Company, said to- day:
 saThe subcommittee appointed last Thursday to consider the propositions
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11
Three Fatal Accidents.

shamokn. Pa. March 10,-Three fla tal accidents occurred today. Joseph Lee was smothered by a bank cave in: John Morgan, a Locust Gap min ing expert. was killed by fall of coal at the Locust Spring colliery, and an Italian was killed at Hickory Ridge Mine
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11
Inc. VIII Hnnr

Little Rock, Ark, March 1O.--GoV- ernor Davis has designated April ( as the day for the execution of James been convicted of having murdered hla wife and three children with an axe in Yen county a year ago
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11
rn Relieve sunerern.

Rome. March 10.-Premier Sonino to- day introduced a bill in the Chamber of Deputies for an appropriation Of S1, 200. 900 for the sufferers from the earthduakes fin Calabria.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11
SDo~s.II In Nebrasks

Lincoln, Neb., March -0.-Southeast- ern Nebraska Is tonight experiencing the heaviest snowfall of the season. In Lincoln snow began falling at noon and has continued heavily since, with some wind and lowering temperatures.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11
Favor, Licensed Gambling.

sioux City, La. March 10.-Mayor w G. Sears was renominated without op- position at the Democratic primaries this afternoon He is an avowed champion of licensed gambling as at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11
GenernI smith Coming.

Manila, March 10-Gen. J. F. Smith, the future Governor-General of the Philippines, has sailed for Hong Kong, en route to San Francisco. He will leave Hong Kong for that port on the Pacific Mall steamship Mongolia, March 1T
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11
weIlmnn Bnck Tn AmerIc,.

New York March 10.-Walter Well man. who has been in Europe prepar- ing for an attempt to reach the North Pole by dirigible balloon. was a pas senEer on the steamer La Lorraine, which arrived here today from Havre.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11
PIenfx nf Grnin

Duluth, Minn.. March Io.--Present prospects are that there will be 20,- 00O, ,O00 bushels of grain. or 100 carEoes in store at the head of the lakes at the opening of navigation. and more if the nnening Is late.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11
snow in Oklahoma.

oklahoma City. Okla. Mar 9h 10.--- Three inches of snow fell in orthern oklahoma today The weather is mod crate. Crops will be benefited.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11
oUARRELED OVER MULE.
John Burke and Ed AycOck Kill Each
 Other In Georgia.

UVneF Tn UeOTBIH'
 Millen, Ga, March 10.--A shooting affray occurred this afternoon at 3 o'clock at Scarborough, seven miles be- low here in which two men were killed. John Burke and Ed Aycock. both white, quarrelled over mule, and the quarrel ended in d row, each kill ing the other with pistol. The men were prominent in that section
 John Burke leaves wife and five children. Aycock was unmarried.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11
WEATHER FORECAST.

Washingfon, March 10.-For Ala barssas, liain sunday, Monday clearing and eoldert fresh east to southeast ysInds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11

present conducted and this will be the sole issue. the Republican candi- date. P A. Sawyer having begun cam paign of opposition.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-06-28

ganization of individuals In society
having perfect freedom and eqxallty
between themselves as in the produc-
tion and consumption OF goods, anu
offering a combined resistance 10 all
twisting forms of social order, law
ond Government. And now we come 10
the fourth. to the popular concept Oh
anarchy, chaos and violence-anarchy
comprises all attempts TO destroy lhe
existing social order without any rel
arance to any theory of reconstruc-
t,on and by the use of any means,
fair or foul, by which individuals Vi
authority. may be destroyed. In thls
last class are grouped the "ultra-rau-
,cals. who are the uncompromlsihs
enemies of public order ana decehc!'
who plan murders and reckless pupiic
ooIomities They are the fanatics VINO
have been most in evidence in recent
years po,.;,
Tbe Russian agitator Bakunlh
1S14-1S76) about the time OF the ap-
naarance of Proudhon's what is
pronerty?" was becoming prominent
as one holding radical social views
in 1s4S was in the very center oil the
revolutionary movement with whlch
all Europe was then eonvulsed' lie
haoome more and more radical IN
,Ioya and utterances, and his views
we're widely disseminated.
The terrorists are the last word ID
anarchists. those that shout from the
housetop. Save humanity by blood
and steel and poison" To this class
ha,oneed Most; belongs Emma Gold
man sometimes styled the "Hlgf
pr,estess of Anarchy in America" the
ana whose writings are said to have
,nNuenced Czolgosz to assassinat'
president Mckinley Goldman Is
prss,an was educated in Germany
has lived the greater part OF her iif
n America. Her family was orthodox
hut she early showed radical tendeh
c,es and says that the hanging OF In
chicago anarchists in 1883 conVerte
her 10 anarchism.
The United States has been tne seen ,
90 two anarchist outbreaks the oni
u newmarket tragedy, May 4, 1881
when a bomb was thrown, KIND
seven policemen and wounding
others. the assassination OF Preslael
MCKINLEY, September 6, 1901 Eng
land has been singuiarly iree no'
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ANARCHY EARLY EXPRESSIONS
AND SPREAD THEREOF
Proudhon's Essay and Definitions Various of
Theories Outraaes Different
Countries Civins Refuge.

anarchist violence. the nearest APP
proach the Trafalgar square riot No
vember 49, 1887. France, Spain and
Italy have suffered severely
One writer declares II was France
that made anarchy possible. anarchy
the legitimate child of the revolution.
THE revolution it was that first dis
covered the grandeur of cuwardice,
that first saw in the severed head of Il
girl the symbol of freedom and pa
triotism"
Italy, a country whore the knife so
| quickly atones for wrongs both great
and U'iling, is most productive of am
archists. Salvatore Cortesi. writing in
the Independent, informs us that the
serious work of italian anarchy be-
gan in 1894 with the murder of Presi-
| dent Carnot by an Italian anarchist
Then followed quickly other work L,
the Italians. I.ega fired at Crispi. Ac-
ciarite tried to stab King Humbert,
Angiolille shot dead the Spanish pre-
mier, Lucheni assassinated the en-
press of Austria. and Bresci killed
King Humbert. Cortesi lays the blame
of these on the Italians habit of TAX
ing vengeance in his own hand-in
spite of naturally gentle spirit-his
hereditary leaning toward secret so
cieties, and the exciting influence OF
the writings of Reclus, Krapotkin
Proudhon, Emma Goldman, and 9th
ers.
In Spain from the first the anarchis
movement found devoted disciples. IL
1877 some Catalan workmen an
nounced themselves as Collecti-vis
anarchists, perhaps the first example
of the use of the name by an associa
| ton. Bakunin and the Italian incite
} Malatesta exercised powerful Unfit
' ence upon Spaniards inclined to revo
0 lutionary views, as time went on tn
- anarchist tendency grew more an
: more pronounced in Spain. SPANS
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-06-28
HIRD CONGRESS OF SOUTH
AMERICAN REPUBLICS.
Scheduled to Convene at Rio de jan
GIRO ON July 2o--American Dele
gates and Matters TO he
Considered.

FOR the third time delegates from
the Central and South American re-
publics are to come together for con-
sideration and discussion OF matters
OF mutual concern. This time the
congress, which come to be known
as the Pan-American congress, Is TO
meet at Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Pians
long under consideration have been
perfected, the programme adopted, the
delegates appointed and the represents
atiyes from the United States srepar-
ing to sail early next month, sc as 10
be present at the opening session on
July 81.
The principal propositions which
will be considered by the congress are
as follows
1. A resolution recommending that
| the second peace conference at Inc
Hague be requested to consider the
extent to which the use of force Is
admissible for the collection OF pubic
| debts.
| Q. There will be u renewal OF the
adherents of the American republics
to the principle of arbitration for the
settlement of disputes arising between
them and the conference will doubt
less pass resolution expressing III
hope that The Hague conference vii
agree upon general plan of arbitra
ton that can be approved and put int
operation by every country.
3. The recommendation Of the sec
ond conference at Mexico for per
manent court for the arbitration U
settle claims of citizens of one countr'
against another will be renewed.
4. 1t is proposed to create CON
mittee of jurists to prepare CODE Q
public and private international lay
for the consideration of the next con
ference.
5. 1t is proposed to adopt uniforr
laws concerning naturalization, Gus
toms and shipping regulations, pa
ents, trademarks, copyrights. sanitar
and quarantine police and to secur
the recognition by all the America
nations of the diplomas of the prime
nal universities and colleges OF Anne
lea In the practice of the professions
The Monroe doctrine will not
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QUEENS OF SIP AIN

is to be hoped that she Will prove
bright and shining example to all who
shall follow her.
rho record left by the queens OF the
last centuryfis one long story Of in
trigue, dissipation, war and exile. In
1929 Ferdinand VII. married Cristina
of Naples. who soon became known
Throughout Spain as the woman OF
Naples" by reason of her wild life
In October, 1880, a girl child, after
ward Isabella, queen of Spain, was
born. over her the long Carlist wars
originated,
After the death of her husband she
was secretly married to a private SOL
der named NUM-, by whom she had
ten children She made her soldier
husband a duke. and spent her days
and evenings in singing and dancing
with him. Because her best general,
Hspartero, refused TO subdue the peo-
Pile OF Valencia and Barcelona with
cannon and sword, Cristina flew into
d rage and went off to Paris, where
she led a gay life.
Espartero was appointed regent, but
from her house In Paris Cristina in
trlgued against him, so thai event
uaJiy he resigned and at the age of 10
little Isabella was crowned queen.
Then Cristina came back to Madrid
and ruled the country liz her daugh-
ters name.
Isabella was only half educated. Her
mother allowed her to indulge her
whlms and impulses. however fool
ish.
At the age of Is Cristina married
her to her cousin, Don Francisco. a
puny. shy and squeaky youth, lsa-
bella called him Fanny" and always
hated him.
Almost Immediately she began 10
emulate the unsayory life her mother
had led.
In 1851 Isabella bore son and he
was proclaimed heir to the throne oil
Spain. That son was Alfonso XII
the late king of Spain and father Of
d the recent bridegroom.
Isabella reigned and revelled, TO tn,
g amazement of Europe and the DISCUS
: OF many of her own subjects, for 3!
e years.
e When Alfonso XII. came to tn,
t throne, in 1874, he married his cousin
: Maria de las Mercedes, the sweethear
Of his boyhood, but she died of gas
h trio fever after five months. Alfons
IS married secondly Maria Cristina. nice
y OF the emperor OF Austria, but afte
h she had bore him two daughters his in
st fidelity caused her SO much grief tina
it she fled with her children to Viennf
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anarchists have shown an unusual CO.
hesion, similar to that of a well or.
ganized secret society, and because OF
their practical measures Spain has be
come the real center of the interna.
tional propaganda of anarchy. Bu'
here, as elsewhere, there are various
groups, not all terrorists.
London is harbor for anarchists
from various lands, and rumor has II
they have a pact with the British So
cret police, so long as the British roya
family is immune from anarchist at
lacks they not to be molested. 1t ap
pears that at least an agreement ex.
lists among the anarchists themselves
not to modest British royalty as long
as anarchists are allowed freedom o.
access to England and are not sub
| jected to persecution while therein
Immediately after the bomb throwing
in Madrid the other day, the cry went
| abroad that the assassination plot had
| been Matched in London, and no small
protest was raised against the freedom
| given the reds in that great city
The Scotland Yard authorities held "
very doubtful the Madrid crime orig
mated in London; but had Alfonso s
bride fallen victim, freedom of access
and residence in London would prob
ably have been curtailed, the anar-
chists have lost their long-enjoyed
refuge in Great Britain.
In the United States and Switzer-
| land as well as in England, anarchists
have found refuge. These are thu
three most democratic nations of the
world, and have hesitated to put re-
straints on freedom of speech. Nov
statesmen of these nations are consid
ering If the time has not come wher
action should be taken TO limit an
archistic utterances and assemblages
! Andrew White, one Of the foremos
diplomats of this country, recently de
clared: "There is only one way II
2 which the outrages OF the anarchist
can be cured. Their organization /
world wide, therefore it must be me
by an organization of similar char
acter. Three presidents of the Unite
!. States have fallen before assassins 1
Q the present generation, and 1t mus
7 be patent TO every one thst somethin
[ must be done to curb this law defyin
: body"
n HENRY THAYER