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Hotel Rexent, L Cornelia PECK widow OF ]. Howard
5tsstser FUNERAL services Will % held chapel
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YORK. anc daughter OF the las- Coionsl Ja1n.s L,a
Eunsrsl ssrvices on Friday. September T. M.
az Ascension Church. 5th and lorh Pesarfv.s
and friends invited.
WI1SON-At TIE Mountain House, Montciair ". = IN
1hurscay. september Mary NJ, widow Of Rev.
D. wilson. d. d. Services ard inte<msnt -evis-
euTs. PsnIL. September :. 1ec8 PhlisAslDhiA Psaa.
papers please copy.
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Portsmouth n. H., Sept. 6.-The United
States tug Potomac Lieutenant Hines. now at
this port has received orders 70 proceed 70
Newfoundland 20 protect American fishing IN
terests She is now coaling and taking on sup
plies and win sail I'm few days
New-York tribune., 1906-09-07

Jefferson City. No. Sept. s-Governor Folk was
reported 20 be quite 20 well to-day as yesteF-
esJ No one Is allowed 10 see him.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-07

Cb,nn,an Rsrtha V. Ogden. Helen "
C;srnORd Rev. Dr. Philip Pattg, Ludlow,
Tlaitb Rev Ornnes 3 SoOneld. susstts
Ksnsett, Gertrude W. si~k Thomas
TSnors James ser, L. Corneiis p.
Kuhn, Margaret. Ser Emma l.
Lester. EltEaosth y. llsOn. AsrY NJ
Ilswts Edwin A 5. Stiliman. Thornss u
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Berth V Chapman Funeral sGvices At the r-sidsnos
OF her sister Mrs David Watts. No i25 East 55th st.
Friday. IL a. m
GERMoND-suddenly, on September D. 1904 AZ s. Lnkas
Hospital. New Bedford Mass. Rev. Shtlp Qsrmonds
y. D. pastor of Nspperhan Heights CYonksrs) MsthQ-
dist Episcopal Churcn. aged O. years Now lying N
the CHAPEL Of the stephen Merritt Burial Com
pany Eighth avenue and 1sh stre-t Funeral services
cavalry Methodist Episcopal Church. l2sth street
and Seventh avenue, On Friday sventns az O'Clock
interment az convenience q family Clergy VIII please
NEE, in church paTior st T:s5 p m European papers
please copy.
KEITH-On TUESDAY,. September 4 at BIZ residences. IA
the city of York, Rev. OTInss r. Keith. IN tns
san wear Of Funeral No. al stuyveaAnt at
Saturday September s al 10 Intermsnt priVst~
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Notice o. funeral hereafter.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

OficiaI Record and FOrecast.-washinston. Sept a.
Tho centr. OF tropical disturbances has not yet
reached the South Coast although thers
some preliminary signs OF Il this afternoon.
Pressure continues high the interior vslsys. but
IN the extrsme Northwest vigorous depression has
causef rain and strong winds along tho Washington
coast Very little rain has faAn IN part OF tho
In the Missouri Valley along the eastsrn slope
the Rocky Mountains high tsmperatures prevailed with
maximum reading OF 102 degrees at Devils Lks ". ID.
or Trdav ana Saturday the Indications that fslr
veather will continue. except along the South Atlantic
cat and IN Qulf States, where showers
Drobahle- The temperaturs Will change but little.
storm displayed on ths Atlantic CoAsr
sroTn Norfolk 70 Savannah and on the West Florida
Coast and hurricane warnings the Eastern Florida
cCs.t The winds along the New England Coast viii Do
Srosb westerly: along the Middle Atlantic Coast light
ara variabIs mostly west: along ths South Atlantic
osst brisk cssibly high. northeast along the Esst
Gis Cast fresh northwest - Forth; along the West
S1S coast fresh south: the lower lakes light and
Ssrtsbis. % he upper lakes. fresh southwest
Seosrng Friday European ports viii
& Tbt 20 frssa west winds and fair weather
Grand Banks.
V,rseast for Special IOealities-For New England
d Farern New York fair Friday and Saturday. light
% fresh winds. , -
v,Tto. ~ Colurlbia Maryland fair FI6Ay and Sat-
1,r5sv: light variable winds
49, Westsrn New and Western Pennsylvania fair
Friday ans Saturday: fresh southwest winds
Ioeal Onlcial RecOrd-Ths following 0rfoisl record
from ths Weather shows the changes in the
peraturs twenty four hours IN comparison
AaNan nv
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Highest temperature Yesterday - degrees; lowest so
for corresponding of
20.
frssh ST
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Ioeal OnlcIaI Record-Ths following orfoisl record
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peraturs for the last sntyfour IN comparison
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21
- WARM WEATHER WILL HELP. Now Is the Time to Get Rid of Your
 Cntarrh by Using ByOmei.

Every one who is afflicted with ca tarrh should take advantage of the warm weather to get rid of this an- moving and distressing disease, for the right treatment in August and September will give benefit much more quickly than in the winter and early spring.
 The germ killing and health giving Hyomei when breathed in the summer month has an even more beneficial action than when used in the colder weather It Is Natures own remedy for the cure of catarrh.F It goes to the most remote air cells in the nose, throat and lungs, billing and driving from the system the catarrh germs.
 Hyomei Is the simplest, most pleas ant and the only guaranteed cure for catarrh that has ever been discovered It is sold by E. G. Fowler under a guarantee to refund the money if it does not give complete satisfaction.
 At this sason of the year the first days use of Hyomei will show a de- cidea Improvement in halth and in a short tim ther will be no further trouble from eatarrh.
 You talk no risk in buying Hyomei. The complete outft costs but $1.00. ex- tra bottles soc. and if after using. you say 1t has not helped you. E. c. Fowl CT will ratrrn your money
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21

(COntinued from Page one.)
 mitted to the principle of defending and policing the canal route. But US championship of the Monroe doctrine and it's announcement of it's intention as to the canal route will both be ao- surd on their face if the nation failed to do it's duty in maintaining a thor oughliy efficient navy at as high point in perfection as can possibly be at- tained.
 Our external affairs are important but our internal affairs are even more important and no other Congress for many long year has. as regards the betterment of our internal affairs so much and such excellent work to It's credit. The tremendous social and in- dustria1 changes in our nation have rendered evident the need of larg- CT exercise by the national government of its power to deal with the business use of wealth. and especially of corpo% rate wealth in interstate business. It is not too much to say that the course of Congress within the last few years and the hearty agreement between the executive and legislative departments of the nation in taking the needed ac- ton, each within it's own sphere, have resulted in the nation for the first time
 
 proper performance of duty in these matters.
 The task is peculiarly difficult be- cause it Is one in winch the fanatical or foolish extremist and the reaction ary whether honest or dishonest play into one another's hands and they thereby render it especially hard to se- cure legislative and executive action which shall be through going and which yet shall not needlessly jeopar- dize the business prosperity which we all share, even though we do not all share 1t with as much equality as we are striving to.
 Easy to Play DAmagOgue.
 It is a very easy thing to play the demagogue in this matter. to conflne ones self. merely to enouncing he evils of wealth and to advocate. often In vague language. measures so sweep ing that while they would entirely fail to correct the evils aimed at. they would undoubtedly succeed in bringing down the prosperity of the nation with rush.
 Peculiar Merit of Laws.
 Perhaps the peculiar merit of these laws is best shown by the fact that while they have aroused the deepest anger Of the reactionaries, of tne men who make a fetish Of wealth, they have not suffered the unwise extrem- ists. And the present Congress in achieving this merit has acted in the exact spirit of Abraham Lincoln, who was never to be frightened out of go- ing forward by the cries of those who feared progress, nor yet to be hurried into a precipitate advance by the de- bate of the crude thinking, though well meaning men who are not accus- toned soberly to distinguish between phrase making and action. To the men who come In the latter category all we need say is to bid them possess their souls in peace. They have advocated ectIon; but we have taken action; and the fact that this action has been sober and temperate has m no small degree been the cause of it's far reaching ef- hciency. To the former class-to the reactionaries who seem to fear that to deal in proper fashion with the abuses of property is somehow an attack up- on property--we would recall the words
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21
TAKE PRECAUTIONS
NO NEW FEVER CASES REPORTED
 AT IBERIA.
Stricken Negro Is Isolated and Every thing is Being Done to Pre-
 vent Spread of Dread

Stricken Negro is isolated and Every
 thing is Being Done to Pre-
 vent Spread of Dread
 Disease.
 New Orleans, Aug. 20.--Advices from New Iberia, 125 miles from New Or leans. where 6 negro was reported yes- terday to be suffering with yellow fever. report the arrival early today of President Irion of the State Board of Health and members of his stan.
 Systematic Immigration and screen Ing is to be pushed under the direction of the health officials.
 The fact that the case Is in an iso- lated square on the outskirts of the town encourages the belief that there will be no further infection. Today's reports say there is no excitement at New Iberia and no exodus. the popula- tion having faith that science will com trol the disease.
 Quarantines have not been imposed, but temporarily indiscriminate travel to and from the town will be prohib- tied. Last year there were sixteen cases of fever there. but 1t was of a very mild type. Doctors think the present case is rot q recrudescence of the fever of last year.
 1t was probably imported from some point along the Mexican coast. The absence during the forenoon of re- sponses from adjoining States to the telegram of Dr. Irion Is assumed to be expressive of the confidence of the authorities elsewhere that the New Iberia case Gill be thoroughly ham dled.
 The patient is recovering. A con- ference of physicians attended by Dr. Irion pledged full cooperation with the health authorities. Dr. Irion sent a telegram to Health Officer Tabor of Texas, asking him to come to New Iberia and look over the situation. as to which Dr. Irion announces there is no occasion for alarm. It was decided that every house in the city should be &umisated. The New Iberia board Of trade will meet tonight to provide the funds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21
rNsTRUcTroNs TO coNDUcroas.. '
No One Allowed on Southern Pacific
 From infected Points.

No One Allowed on southern Pacific
 From Infected Points.
 Austin. Texas. Aug. 20.--In conse- quence of the development of yellow fever in Louisiana. State Health Officer Tabor today wired Thornwell Fay, vice president of the Southern Pacific. to notify all conductors on that road not to pass anybody from infected points into Texas.
 He emphasized the fact that If this order was liver up to he would not put on general quarantine. He also wired pr. Irion of the Louisiana board of Health that If he could give him as- surance that every precaution was ex- ercised in handling the disease that he would not establish a state quarantine Unless he can get this assurance how ever, he will put up the bars at once. Dr. Tabor awaits further intelligence from both parties before acting- final Iy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21
THE COURT ADJ0URNS
JUDGE THOMAS GRANTS TWO NEW
 TRIALS.
Negro Woman Released Because Jus. tice Cone Exceeded His AufhOr- ty-Mrs. Riley Sues Life
 Insurance Company

After ruling on two motions for new trials Judge William H. Thomas yes- terday adjourned the City Court until the second Monday in October. when the fall term of the court will begin.
 On motion of his counsel Will Ellis, a negro. recently convicted of man slaughter in the first degree, and sem fenced to Imprisonment for one year was granted a new trial, which will take place at the next term of court.
 Ellis, who is out on bond, was con- vieted of killing Sam Pennerson, a negro.
 Mary Cain, a negress convicted at the last term of court. of assault to murder, was also granted a new trial on the motion of her lawyer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21
HABEAs CORPUS HEARING.
Negro Woman Is Released by Judge
 Thomas.


 Thomas.
 On a writ habeas corpus Judge Will Ham H. Thomas of the City Court yes terday released Ella Johnson. a ne- gress, from custody on the ground that Montgomery county magistrate had sentenced the woman to hard la- hor for costs without authority of law.
 The Johnson woman was tried for vagrancy before Justice Gone of beat IS. who sentenced her to twenty days at hard labor for fine and costs
 The lawyer representing the woman sued out a writ of habeas corpus set~ ting forth that a magistrate had no right to sentence person to hard la- bor to pay the costs of his court. The writ was allowed and on a showing Judge Thomas dismissed the woman from custody.
 Solicitor & H. Dent, Jr., who repre- seted the State in the case said that magistrates should not sentence per sons to hard labor for a few days. He said it cost the county more than the revenue from twenty days of work to send a prisoner to the mines, and that the county would lose money on sentence of twenty days. Such pris- oners, he said. should be sentenced to serve their time in the county jail.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21
Connected With nnna.

MarEeilles, Aug. 20-The police have discovered papers indicating the con nection with band of anarchists of Cirillo Frncesa, the anarchist arrest cd here yesterday on the charge of plot ting to assassinate President Fallieres. At the residence of the prisoner. who is an Italian. the police also discovered explosives and materials for the manu- facture of bombs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21

Electric ighted dining cars are gn trains { and ( between Birmingham and New Or leans. Lebanon and Cincinnati also on trains 2 to between MontEomery and Nashville. Service q Ia carte
 New and handsome char cars taeats fTeel operated on trains 1 and between CAnctn- natl and New Orleans. HiRh back seat coaches and chair cars are also run on all through krains between Cincinnati Louis vile aiAG New Orleans.
 Train No. 1 carries through Pullmans from Chicago. Cincinnati and New York +e New Orleans Also through day coach and sleeper between 6t Louis and Montgomery. through tourist sleepers to San Francisco.
 Train No. carries through Pullmans from Cincinnati and New York to New Or leans and St Louis to Jacksonville; also leaving Montgomery ct e:a5 2. m. Tuesday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21
American Citizen Denor,aa

Odessa. Aug. 2O-An American citi- zen named Ginson. arrested as an al- legged political provocative agent, has ben expelled from the country. Ambas- sador Meyer was informed of the act ion taken by the Russian authorities but said he saw no reason to protest against 1t. Ginson Is a Russian Jew, who recently took out citizenship pa pArA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21
suns FoR INsURANcE.
Mrs. M. A. w. Riley Files Bin In
 City Court.

suit was filed yesterday in the City Court of Montgomery by Mrs. Mollie A. w Riley against the Seeur- ity Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York to recover $2,000.
 Tin her bill Mrs. Riley ayers that she holds 8 policy for S2.000 on the life of her late husband. W. T. Riley, and that the defendant company has pos itively declined to pay her amount said to be due.
 It is alleged that Mir. Riley took the policy in the Security Company in 1896 and that he had paid the prem iums up to the time of his death. about three weeks ago
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21
MIssIssRrI WON'T aUAnANT1Nn
Health 0fHcer Does Tot Regard Case
 ma Dam@erOSfa.

~~~~-~~~S ~@-A~SA @NNs%S AOe AeG8NE8 &Mhe
 ma Dangerous.
 Birmingham. Ala. August BOA Special to the News from Jackson. Miss, says that Dr. J. ?. Hunter. sec- retary of the Mississippi state board of health. said today that there is no necessity for state quarantine against Louisiana on account of the single case of yellow fever at New Iberia.
 We don't want any quarantine if we can help it." said pr. Hunter, ''and am hoping that no further cases will be developed. It is important however, to trace the infection to It's origin"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21
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TAAias .Il,s FROM MoNTGoMhkY--Train 3s Hr. through sleeper 90 New York Dinlng Car 0a this train. No. sG .arriss sasoh nsohEn S,seper to New York and daS Wee oa this train spartahS:.rr to WsMa- nnAtop Trains SO aud sa east are iSG@L s,<SI HLslls 9s @h0 S7 West are local. ScNNECT4ONs for COLUMEUa. MACCN ana sANANNAA--Trains Ss and 4V con AeoL at ODeltkA with c. of I5s. for cr- ss.a sH,no1s No. ss from MOnIgomsrs. U oa ulne. Sonhscts for ColumbGs ana If nvs From ODellka 70 savannah.
 CORRECTIONS for MEhIDIAN ana TAcx .S SUHSTsArAin 70 from Montgomery conneaSs Sn cn s0~ ny; es selma tes Meridian an6 w A: AMEk1NE. HF q "A. '' 1' ~AA-A'uf ssans5 Ss S.F Montgomery.
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