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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05

How Montgomery is to be amused during the summer Is a difficult prob lem that the management for Jake Wells, who. has the contract for fur nishing the fun at Electric Park. Is doing so much to solve The regular season of the park is to be opened week from tomorrow by the Olympia Opera Company, which comes to Mont gomery with a popularity and repu- tation for worth established during a previous visitation.
 Other attractions will follow and the park is to afford constant pleasures by them and by such permanent. though not necessarily stationary, diversions as a skating rink. moving pictures, boating and other enjoyments.
 o. A. Neal. local manager for MT. Wells, will have the active manage ment of the Casino and the other de- partments of the park and he will have associated with him other employees of the Wells interests in Montgomery. MT. Neal will have general supervision and direction of the amusements of all kinds
 Sam Roswsld will assist him in the management.
 Jack Giovanni who like MT. Ros- wald has been associated with the Bi- jou Theatre, will have charge of the bowling. alleys and pool rooms.
 J0nn Bailey, Tn cnarBe or the stage at the Bijou, will perform similar ser vice at the Casino, and George Lind ner, leader of the Bijou Theatre Or chestra, will be director of the music at the park.
 The management of the park is en- deavoring to make the attractions at the Casino this summer excellent as we'll as cheap and the opening of the season by the Olympia Opera Com pany augurs well. The companies ap- bearing will be Jake Wells bookings. In addition to the regular attractions at the Casino there will be a moving picture show.
 Among the new features to be placed at the park are postal card photo gallery and a skating rink.
 Four new artesian wells. each with flow of 500 gallons per minute. have been dug, and will afford an ample supply of fresh water for the lake, which 1t is expected will, therefore, be more attractive than in the past.
 The Montgomery Traction Company is said to have assured the manage ment of the park an adequate and al- together satisfactory car service to and from the park.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05
Falcon Club Picnic.

Falcon Club Picnic. The members of the Falcon Club have announced that the club will give the annual picnic at, Jacksons Lake June g. Invitations will be out in few days It Is expected there will be a large number of visitors from sur rounding cities to attend the outing. In a very short time the club will move into it's new apartments in the Tyson building on Court Square.
 se E &
 NOTICE, COUNCIL JEWISH WOMEN. The Council of Jewish Women will hold their final meeting Monday af- ternoon at 4 o'clock in the vestry rooms of the temple. All the members are requested to attend. as election of of fcers will take place.
 Mrs. B. Frank.
 President. Mrs. w R. Friedman, Sec.
 s E ss
 MEETING OF SHAKESPEARE CLUB. The members of the Shakespeare Club met yesterday morning with Misses Frances and Theresa Blakey The pro- gram included a recitation from Shakespeare by Miss Cornelia Critten- den and a piano solo by Miss Edna Blake Stanley.
 Each member of the club brought to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05
A Good Progrom at the Rink.

Manager Rainey. of the Auditorium Rink. has gone to great expense to secure the best attractions which can be found. The result of his efforts has been that the features at the rink have been such that a big business has been done during the past week and that an even more prosperous week is promised.
 Rogers and Clifton have been angag- ed to appear at the Auditorium this week. beginning tomorrow afternoon. Rogers was for seven years connected with Hermann the Great, and, during that time learned how to perform the tricks of this famous master of the mystic art.
 The Indian Trunk Mystery" will be shown on the floor of the rink Mon- day and Tuesday nights: the Aerial
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
NICARAGUA MAY
PROTEST AGAINST
UNITED STATES
Objects to interference
With Her BOmbard-
ment of Anapala.

Philip Brown. secretary of the United
States legation to Guatemala and Hon
duras. has reported to the State De
partment that the bombaFdment of
Amapala by the Nicaraguan naval
forces. has ceased. Mr.. Brown went to
Amapala few days ago for the purpose
OF using his good offices TO bring about
a cessation of hostiGties.
Today he has at least one and pvob-
ably two United States gunboats TO
back him up in any representations he
may see fit TO make. The Navy De
partment was today advised of the de-
parture. pursuant to instructions. of the
gunboat Princeton from Corinto, Mica
ragua, on april / for Amapala.
The NicaragUan government seriously
objects to the Interference of the United
states in the bombardment of AmapaIa.
While il has not yet reached the point
Of actually presenting a protest to this
Government. so far as can be ascertain
ed. if is very near it. Senor Corea, the
Nicaraguan minister to this country.
today called at the state Department 10
INQUIRE very solieitiously into the situa-
ton. and as TO the attitude or the United
States.
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
BUSSE ELECTED,
CHICAGO TROLLEY
COMP PANIES WIN
Mayor Dunno Showed
Under by Majority
of 1925.

CHICAGO. H.. April 3.-Fred A.
Busse, Republican. Hres elected mayor
over Edward F. Dunno, the present in
cumbent, by a majority Of 12,275 votes,
after one of the hottest political cam
paigns in the history Of the city. The
issue-the traction questiOn--was clearly
defined, The Republican platform pro
vided for the issuance Of a twenty-year
franchise for the companies now operat-
ing in the streets of Chicago. The Dem
eeratic platform provided that the ordi-
nauees should not be granted. and fur
ther declared that the plants of the ex-
isting companies should be secured by
the municipality through condemnation
proceedings. One year ago the people
declared against the municipal owner
ship of street cars, so it would nave
been necessary for the city TO lease the
tangible property TO an operating COM
pany.
The election Of Mr.. Busse and the
large majority given the car ordinances
means that fight of ten years has been
settled on terms considered favorable 10
the traction companies. and which gives
them a further franchise Of twenty
years.
The battle which closed with the cleo
ton of Mr.. Busse was, perhaps. one OF
the hardest~fought in the history OF the
city. Mr.. Busse was postmaster, and an
effort was made 10 have him go before
the people with the Endorsement of
President Roosevelt. The President re-
served his Endorsement until after the
election, however Mr. Busse Is the
third Republican mayor to serve Chi
cago in thirty years.
Mr.. Busse carried the entire Republic
(C,ontinued on Second PaReA
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
CUBANS AWAITING
ARRIVAL Of TAFT
TOLEARN FUTURE

HAVANA, April 3.--There is grow
ing belief among Cubans and foreigners
mere that Secretary of War Taft on his
visit next week. VIII announce the date
for holding elections in Cuba
Politicians, business men. and foreign
ers who have financial interests here
are confident Taft viii announce Presi-
dent RoOsevelt's plans for Cuba. As
they fear Cuba 5 business interests viii
suffer greatly if the republic is re-estao-
lished. they are hoping Taft will state
that cuba must stand further proba-
tion before the provisional government
is Withdrawn.
Great preparations are being made to
receive the Taft party. which Is due to
arrive on Sunday. An effort will then
be made to make Secretary Taft see
the situation as Il appears to leading
Cubans so that he can lay the matter
before the President IN proper light, if
he has not already made up his mind
a to the future course.
There are indications OF trouble be-
tween liberals and the American troops
in the reported efforts 10 organize a
new revolution Sixteen armed negroes
We're captured this week One Of them
declared they had been armed by Cen.
Loynaz Del Castillo. who figured prOmi-
nently in the revolution that Overthrew
Palma, and that they had been in
structed to Kill American soldiers in that
vicinity.
Some of the newspapers have tried to
make q sensation out OF the affair, but
little attention is paid 10 1t by the
authorities.
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
MERGER PLAN MEETS WITH FAVOR.

These committees met in the direc-
tors room Of the American Security and
Trust Company last Wednesday, and Il
was the unanimous vote OF the Joint
committee that a merger fNas desirable.
As the directors OF the 5obbefs ana
Shippers Association ha ! already de-
termined in favor OF an amalganatioIi,
the committee representing the Business
Mems Association then agreed 20 re-
mort the result OF the meeting % their
directors and ask for further instrue-
uOns.
Union Is Approved.
This meeting was held last night In
the rooms Of the Business Mems Asso-
citation in the GUIDE Building being at
tended by all but three Of the direc-
tors. The decision Of the joint commit
tee was approved almost unanimously
and the committee was instructed to
meet the JObbers and shippers COM
Tuittee again and determine upon plan
for combination. This meeting VIII De
held next Monday.
Those present AT the meeting last
night were James r. oyster W =
GUIDE. W. s Hoge, DR.. II. l. y,
Johnson. Charles Claggett, w W.
Bowie. Albert Shulteis. Charles Linklns,
Allen D. Albert, Jr-- r. 4. Chester, Dr.
r. A Pyles. r. p Andrews, Chapin
Brown. Conrad II. Syme B. F. saul,
and Wilton J. Lambert Those absent
were f. II. Droop, F. G. Coldren, and
W s Knox
The report of the committee was laid
before the directors by Captain oyster
with the statement thar the Business
Mems Association must consider not
only the future Of the ASSOCIATION, Dll
the best means of serving the city h
p Andrews spoke at length in favor OF
the merger. Mr.. Syme then introduced
the resolution providing for the prepara-
ffor7 nj 4 nfau for consolidation.
The resolution was seconded by Mr.
Andrews and Mr.. Raymond, who, &s
Mr. Syme said later. were the oniN
members Of the present board or dl-
rectors who were charter members of
the association. The only opposition TO
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
Atlantic City Special.

Through train Of buffet parIor cars
and coaches to Atlantic City via Della
ware River Bridge Route. Leaves Wash
ington a. 1:10 p. m. daily, until April g.
inclusive, via Pennsylvania Railroad.
Returning leaves Atlantic City 2:15 D.
m. weekdays, until april 8. inclusive.
Adv.
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
Create Chamber
OF Commerce
In Washington
Business Mems Association and Jobbers
and Shippers Arrange to Amalgamate.
Members Almost Unanimously in Fa-
vor-Afrange Details of Union
RESOLUTION FOR CONSOLIDATION

"esOlyed That the OF the directors Of the Business
Mems Association desirable that business
citation the JObbers and Shippers Association should
form the Washington Chamber Of Commerce. and that the
of five heretofore appointed confer With similar committee
Shippers Association directed prepare
with that committee
pshed, consideration by
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
MORE
WEEKLY PRIZES
TO Be GIVEN
No More Free SittingS
for Photographs After
April IL.

All those who want to help Wash
ington win the national beauty prize
or who expect to carry off one of
the S25 weekly prizes, should re-
member that The Sunday Times
quest for the city's beauty is draw
ing to a close.
After the weekly contest, which
closes Friday midnight, April 5,
there viii be only two more, one
ending April y and the other end
ing April 10. The final contest, in
which all photographs viii be judged
for the last great verdict by a new
set of judges, will close April 21.
No free sittings for pictures for
entry in the contest will be given
after April -.
Seventy-6ve dollars more viii be given
in weekly prizes and 500 for the final
prize Only two and half days more
OF this weeks s contest remain. and, after
that. there VIII be only two more weekly
contests.
Thirteen Hundred Photographs.
In the Office of the beauty editor there
are now a grand total of 1,50O photo
graphs of beautiful women or these,
500 have been entered in this week 1
competition In reply 10 many inquiries
and requests. it is here explained that.
Continued on Tenth Page.)
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
OSTERHAUS GETS
SWIFTS' COMMAND.
CONNECTICUT

Capt. Hugo osterhaus was today
placed in command OF the battIeship
Connecticut, vice Captain Swift, who
was by verdict of a court-martiaI sus-
pended from command of the shin for
nine months for neglect of duty in al
lowing the ship 10 run aground
The Washington times., 1907-04-03

the resolution came from Mr.. Lambert.
who argued that the Business Mems As
sociauon. in its present form. could
reasonably be expected 10 accom-
plsh al the favorable results tnat
were TO be expected from the
merger lie thought that a better
way would he to iEvlte the ner lhnIs 81
tne dobbers and Shippers Association 10
inin fheir hndv
The Washington times., 1907-04-03


the purpose of examining Thaw pri-
Vately.
The commissioners declared that
they had had sufficient expert tes-
timOny without listening to the tes-
tim0ny Of DR.. William A. White, of
Washington, D. {.
Atthe private examination OF Thaw
by the lunacy commission, during
which he viii be subjected TO physi-
cal tests by DIR. Leopold Putzel, an
alienist member of the board, win
finally determine the question of his
present sanity.
This examination, it is expected,
viii be completed today, and the re-
port which VIII either mean the con
tinuance of the trial or the sending
of Thaw to Matteawan viii be
known tomorrow.
With the presentation OF the contrary
evidence Of the opposing experts yes
terday the commissioners decided TO
put ThaW 10 this final test. The exam
inauon wiIl be conducted in an upper
room Of the criminal courts building
before Dr. Putzel. Chairman Mcclure.
and Commissioner Olney, with no one
but a stenograPher In attendance. Or.
Putzel viii conduct the physical ex-
animation.
Thaw Ready for lest
While Thaw has dreaded a physical
examination he agreed TO IL when he
understood the private examination was
regarded as necessary by the commits
siCners- He even forbade Attorney
Hartridse opposing It, pulling the law
yer into his seat when he rose TO OBJ
ject when the suggestion was made.
Thaw, it is understood, during the pri-
vate examination, viii be duizzed re-
Earding the Staying OF Stanford White
District Attorney Jerome has insisted
that on this point the defendant is still
insane and he brought out from Thaws
experts that they had not tried 10 talk
with him about the Killing Thaw has
been warned by his lawyers that If he
Is questioned on this subject he must
not allow himself to become excited, if
he hopes 10 pass muster
Further Witnesses to Call.
Before the private examination OF
Thaw the lunacy board VIII complete
the hearing OF further witnesses. Dis
trict Attorney Jerome had on hand to-
day DR.. Diefendorf. one Of mis- alienists
whose testimony he hoped 10 add 20
that Of his other witnesses.
II was also said that DR.. Charles II.
Wagner, of Binghamton, might be
called by the defense.
Thaw came into the trial room early,
and took his usual seat. He was look
ing well and did not appear worried at
the prospect of facing the lunacy COM
mission board alone later in the day.
Dr.. DiefendOTf was the nrst witness
called. Jerome led him over the same
ground traversed by the other experts
by the State yesterday. He said in his
opinion TheW is not capable Of under
standing the charges against him or %
advise his counsel His impression OF
Thaw's suggestions to Delmas was tha;
they indicated a Hiind which was not
sound.
Il believe this defendant ne said, 'at
the time of the killing of White was
suffering fiOm dclusions, which gave a
motive for the act. ] base my opinion
on the fact that he had delusiOns and
that they are stii maintained
The Washington times., 1907-04-03

Washington being,
Association the Business
the present plans of
they be regarded
fact
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
COMMITTEES ON AMALGAMATIoN APPOINTED.

ago the invitation of the directors the job
their president Capt James F. Oyster
OF and
Shippers discuss dbity fecing amalga
Of The following
shippers Iuchs f
May, r. P Andrews; the
James oyster William Linlns and
len D. Albert
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
Strength in Union.

Strength in Union.
Replies TO this argument were made
by Messrs Saul. Albert. Chester. Hoee.
and Dr. Johnson. All Of these agreed
that the chief consideration was the
good OF the city, and that it was not
best subserved by three conflicting or.
at least. overlapping organizations. The
two associations. united 10 form one
strong Chamber Of Commerce. would be
in a position 10 accept an offer that
had come from two sources 60 build a
home for a representative Washington
business body, and that the way would
then be open for more effective work
toward The upbuilding OF the business
interests Of the city
After further informal discussion the
resolution was adopted. The action Of
the directors Of both bodies must be
ratified at open meetings of their re-
spec;tve associations, but the dates Of
these meetings are stin dependent upon
further action of the directors.
Building for the Chamber.
The project for a building for a cham
Der of commerce has been pending for
a month before the directors OF both as
sociations. Two groups of Washington
ffhce building in the heart Of the busi-
Aess district. and devote in K such space
as might be thought desirable for COM
mittee rooms, club rooms. a cafe. and a
general meetiag han. Both offers. how
ever, Were conditional upon the amalga-
nation of at least two of the three ex-
isting business bodies of the District.
Board Of Trade, Too?
Col. Robert y. Harper. who some tine
ago proposed 10 the directors of the
Board of Trade TO erect a building for
that body, when asked this morning
whether in view of the action of the
other two associations the Board OF
Trade would still consider the project
of a building for itself. said that The
action of the Board ofTrade would prob
ably be very largely influenced by The
/ character OF the new Chamber of Com
merce. There is to be no further meet
| ing OF the Board OF Trade until next
/ November, and Colonel Harper gave il
as his opinion that at that time there
would be a determined effort made in
/ that body to get an amaigamation OF al
| three bodies, or in case OF previous ac-
/ ton by the other Two. 10 merge the
/ Chamber OF Commerce and the Board Of
/ Trade
/ Charles J. Bell, president of the job
/ bers' and Shippers Association, was not
/ in the city today, so that a statement
from him cottld not be obtained.
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Fair weather continues in all parts
of the country, except in western Colo
rado, Utah. Arizona. and the Pacific
Coast States. where light showers have
fallen. IL is considerably warmer east
OF the Rocky mountains, although heavy
frost occurred this morning in Virginia,
North Carolina, the interior of South
Carolina. and Georgia.
A barometric disturbance now central
IN Kansas viii cause a further rise in
temperature in the Washington forecast
district during the next thirty-siX hours.
II is also probable that il viii cause
showers Thursday in the Ohio valley
and the lower lake region
Steamers departing today for Eu-
rapean ports viii have fresh northwest
eriy winds aad fair weather to the
Grand Banks
The Washington times., 1907-04-03

]. Il. Small & Sons, Florists,
Washington and New York.-Adv.
The Washington times., 1907-04-03

Lfbbey & Co. 9Th st. and New York ave.
The Washington times., 1907-04-03

Lumber trust bsoken-I4bbey 8 Co.
The Washington times., 1907-04-03

BoaFds. wida. an heart. ss.O0 per 100 4.
The Washington times., 1907-04-03

Libbey q Co.. 9Th st. ana New YORK ave,
The Washington times., 1907-04-03

Boards. vide. bright 800 per 100 It.
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
Thirteen HundIed Photographg.

Reduced to 800 per 100 feet,
The Washington times., 1907-04-03

IIARPERS FERRY, ". Va, April g.
clear
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
Parker Endured Stigma.

Judge Parker. the story goes. returned
the check. and went 20 the election un-
der the imputation Of falsehOod that
had been placed upon him by the Presi-
dent
The President and Chairman Cortel-
YOU were not concerning themselves
much with the raising of funds in that
campaign. Treasurer Bliss did that The
President was able 90 say IN all good
conscience, that Mr.. Cortelyou wa not
using his knowledge. gained as SecTes
tary of Commerce and Labor. 10 eXtOr'
rlanf1ar frnrn cnrnorafinne
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
Private Physical Exami-
nation by Lunacy
Board Expert.
Defendant Was Willing
to Submit to Try
ing Ordeal.
Result Will Decide Fu-
ture Course of the
Trial.

NEW YORK, April AT 1915
o'clock the ThaW lunaey commits
sion went into executive session for
the purpose Of examining Thaw pri-
Vateiy.
The commissioners declared that
they had had sufficient expert tes-
timOny without listening to the tes-
tim0ny Of DR.. William A. White, OF
Washington, d. {.
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
who Cot Harriman's sso,ooo7

One or two points remain TO be settled
however. so far as the general sltua-
tion is concerned. Tile President has
cleared his own skirts. bat there arc
The Washington times., 1907-04-03
1FATpERATTRE
Sun TABLE

sun sets today. .........-..-.--......... 90
Sun rises tomorrow. .-.-.-..--..-.-..-- 5:4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-30
Easter Lilies beautiful

The finest and largest stock OF beau
tiful lilies and other ported plants for
Easter to be found In Zion, There are
all kinds of fresh cut flowers. includ-
ing vlolets Sweet peas, Carnations,
American Beauties, etc. Main Stree,
door---open all day Sunday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-30

During the holidays we foand fine
heather hand bag In ono of tho de-
partfnentr--~bas WAS evidently new
ana bcro a card which Indicated hay
lns been purchased al Held,s As TO
lnSrlry has beon made for It, we ad-
voTtise for the owner who may have II
upon Identification,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-30
Lovely parasols now exhibited.

Dame More before Will dainty
shades grace pretty addition they make
As Walker leads the showing Every kind
embroidered ribbon
through beautiful And prices lower than
you'd expect paybu the Walker Store doing
business
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-30

First anniversary OF the New ribbon
department"
o
CT
AS fitting celebration make splendid SALE
attended of the greatest auctions in New York
City last February held by Messrs Joseph 10th and Co. securing
wonderful Of ribbons less than half what they
worth
We saved them Tor this event
wonderful comprising thousands thousands
new
The greatest lot Of plain ribbons in all coo worth SOC
and o0c The yard bought west, and you choose DEc
from the entire lot al the yard AO|
window display for idea Of their excellence
CIoody reductions other lines will attend this Unusual
|
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-30
Dainty Jap silk shirt waists at S5.e5 each.

Art nee dIework section attraction
Every brings novelty this interesting department Always
obtainabe of o
things assortment of
cushion doyles
and
by purchased here
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-18
MISAPPLIED ENERGY.

episode American municipal politics
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ntrenchd the
triumphed All
to
nothing did they the
fruits their vilainy.
everywhere the better sufficiently
the we1-beng their cities
repeatedly of But the good
He tired easily rolling his
beer
they
and
hungry thirsty themselves with the riches that had
administration New York perhaps
never a
Theodore Roosevelt
the results
that this But the good wdong while
umber IF
Punishment
The
politics
the
them taking municipal elections
politics. and unceasing watching of
who really desire good government