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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
IA PROTEcTORATE
MOROCCO INVITES FRANCE TO CON-
 sIDER IT.
Sultan Abdul Axis Has . Long Confer ence With The French Minister. May Be European Iu-
 tegvenfion.

Tangier, Oct, l5.--Judging from the latest semi official declarations here, Sultan Abdul Aziz, during his confer ence with the French Minister, M. Regnault at Rabat, invited France 10 consider the question of establishing a protectorate over Morocco. including the immediate occupation of the entire coast.
 The most disquieting feature of the general situation, with the, exception of the reported request of the Sultan that the ports be occupied by French troops, is the practical certainty that an attempt Is now imminent to im- pose foreign military police upon the various sea ports of Morocco which, 1t is believed, will meet with the fierce resistance of the natives.
 The Franco Spanish authorities have announced their intention of beginning the new international police service early in November and with the chief of police Colonel Muller, formerly an officer in the Swiss army. they are now organizing the force and planning It's installation.
 While protesting warm devotion to France. Abdul Aziz informed the French minister that though he gratefully ac- cepted the services of the foreign of- fcers in the organization Of the inter- national police and would pay them, NO-~- posed of Moorish sub jects, if France continues to regard the Algeciras con- vention as binding. France. however, desires to utilize large numbers of the soldiers of the foriegn legion, Spahis, and other Algerian troops, known as "The Butchers of Casa Blanca, which naturally is likely to excite the ami mostly of the natives.
 The importance of the attitude Of Abdul Azis toward the proposed French protectorate over Morocco and occupa- tion of the forts cannot be overesttmat- ed. According to the view taken in dip- lomatic circles here. 1t means not only European intervention. probably with a reconsideration of the terms of the Algeciras conference, but the imme- diate and thorough resistance of the natives. who are now wrought up to the highest pitch of excitement by the report that Abdul Aziz Is to deliv- CT himself completely into the hands of the French.
 The resumption of business and res- toration of normal conditions at Casa Blanca as reported by the pro-French press of Mop6cco. are disproved by ab- solutsly reliable information receiv- cd here from MaZagan. which says:
 "Moors returning here from Casa Blanca. if caught by the government troops, have ropes put around ther uecks and are beaten through the camp.
 "The overland courier service be- tween here and Rabat restarted by the authorities, but the authorities were forced to discontinue 1t, owing to the fact that the couriers were stopped and maltreated.
 "Mazagan now receives all the bus- mess formerly done with Casa Blan- ca"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
HEIRS OF NELSON MORRIS
 REACH AMICABLE AGREEMENT
Each Heir VIII Receive Six Million
 Dollars at Once.

Chicago. Oct. 1s--The Tribune says today:
 A thirty minion will contest that was argued and settled out of court was disclosed when the last will and testament of Nelson Morris, the packer. was filed for probate. As a re- suit of this remarkable situation, the principal provision of the will has been nullified
 Instead of carrying out an arrange ment which would have had the bulk of the estate in trust for at least fif- teen years. the widow and her four children will divide the property equally among themselves at once. In- stead of $500.o00 and an annuity of s15,000 during the next twenty years. each of the five principal heirs will receive at once $e.o0o.ooo in cash and securities.
 Ever since Nelson Morris died. near " two months ago. a strenuous though friendly dsbate has been going on over his will in the family. On one side. seeking to abrogate the trust plan under which they would n othave come into their inheritance for from fifteen till twenty years, were ranged the widow and three of the children-Mrs, Maurice L. Rothschild. Mrs. Henry c. Schwab and Ira Nelson Morris. On the other side. seeking to carry out the provisions of the will under which he would have been in control of the estate. stood Edward Morris the eldest son and present head of the Morris Packing Corporations.
 It was simply case of dinerence of opinion. Finally Edward Morris met the views of the rest of the family aud an amicabie agreement. setting aside the trust plan and providing for an immediate settlement of the proper- ty, was decided on by all the heirs. Tho business. however. will be continued with Edward in control.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
ACCIDENT ON TURF.
Stallion Main Sheet Falls I'm Last QuaH
 aR thA afHafnh.

Stallion Main Sheet Falls I'm Last Guar
 ter of the Stretch.
 Lexington, Ky, Oct, 15.--An accident prevented the worlds stallion record from being beaten here today when ters of mile in 1:33 1-2, caught his hoof in his quarter boot and went to his knees as he was trotting the last quarter of eo the mile o at the s,dsne rate oo or cured between the last eighth pole and the wire. Main Sheet will be sent against his record later in the week. owned by Edward and Joseph, Madden sons of J. E. Madden, the thorough bred horseman, won the, Walnut Htll Farm cup. valued at $500 and $s;OoO the fourth heat of this race when a wheel left the sulky of Genteel H., but Macdonald pulled up his horse and was not injured.
 best rss tsres ssfs n ve t PRaSs sse D The Kingmaker (Murphy). won third, fourth and fifth heats and race; liar D. secSnd Sid e. e M sOS W sa third S1O Time is Walnut Hill Farm cup, 2:15 trotters: Silver cup valued at $500 and puse of burn. chg, by Alton Leyburn (Geers) won second. third and fourth heats and race; Claty Latus, second; Wild Bell, third. Time 2;Os Ia; 2;Os l-2 4'!S Third iT race, ace i 2Is pace, purse 1l.OOo Eric (snow) won in strasgft heats Time Tin EOS 2;1o l-2; 2;os i-2: -
 Fourth race, trot, purse s1 900. bes' three in five Octoo. br.g., by Grea Heart (McLane), won in~stright heats | Silas divided third and fourth money | Time 2;11 1-2; 2:11 1-4; 2:10 3-4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
JUDGE PRIT CHARD EKJoINS
 DISPENSARY COMMISSION
South Carolina DiApensary Is Now in
 the Courts.


 Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 15.-A special to The Journal from Columbia, s. G., says.
 Judge Pritchard of the Federal Court today issued @ sweeping injunction re- stra.n ming the State Commission from winding up the affairs of the State dis longing to it. The injunction ties up about $750,000, which tho Commission has on hand for the payment of claims against the dispensary.
 The injunction was secured by a wine firm of weldon, N. C., who have small claims against the state dispen- sary and who applied for a writ of mandamus to compel the Commission appointed by Governor Ansei. to wind up the affairs of the dispensary. to pay their claims, and meantime the Com mission enjoined from paying out any money on other claims.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
COTTON PLANT BURNS
OIL COMPANY SUFFERS FROM THE
 FLAMES.
Loss, Which Is Principally Of Seed, Has Not Been Computed, But is Esti-
 mated Approximately At < < SIB,0OO.

'Y Fire threatening to destroy the Ma tional Cotton oil Company's plant in West End,, reported to the Fire De- partment at 11:25 o'clock. destroyed thousands of dollars of property but at o'clock this morning Is extin- guished.
 The loss by the Ire could not be computed this morning. Telephonic communication with the main office of the National Cotton Oil Company was severed by the fire and personal con- versation with officials was impossible.
 The fire started in the seed room and burned fercely.
 In answer to the alarm the compa- ries from the West End Station, the Five Points Station and the headquar- ters on Madison avenue responded, and with the exception of the chemical company of the Madison Avenue Sta tion, which was ordered home soon af- ter 1t arrived at the place of the fire, the other companies continued to work upon the blaze.
 The fire last night was in the seed shed which had previously made itself famous by falling down about two years ago. It Is believed that the flames had been working through the store of seed some time before the fire was discovered and reported. of1cers of the company could not be located last night.
 The origin of the fire is unknown.
 The effective methods of preventing the spread of the fire have prevented a total loss in the plant of the com pany, the flames having been confined to the seed rooms. But with the present high price of seed the aggre- gate loss is sure to have been large.
 The loss is roughly estimated. in the absence of definite information, at about $15.000. It Is presumed that the loss is covered by insurance.
 At o'clock this morning the com panies from the Headquarters. Five Points and West End returned from the scene of the conflagration.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
GOES TO JERUSALEM
MIR. HARTE REsIGNs MOBILE Y. II
 c. A. sECRETARYsHIP.
After Years Of Splendid Service He Believes Work Tn Foreign Fields VIII He Of Greater
 Results,

Mobile, oct, )--The rca- ignation of A. c. Harte as general secretary of the Mobile Young Mers Christian Association has been received by the Board of Directors.
 Mir. Harte is to do foreign mission ary work under. the auspices of the international branch of the Young Mems Christian Association of Amer ica. He has been assigned a large ter ritory in the Old World with his head quarters at the Holy City, and he will leave Mobile for Jerusalem just as soon as his successor can be appointed at Mobile.
 As the head of this great organi- zation of young men in Mobile. MT Harte has made his work evident, but his numberIess deeds> of charity and personal kindness will never be known. MT. Harte has been secretary of the Mobile Association for sixteen years. Once when his salary was raised he had it reduced because he felt like he was being we'll paid before the change. Once he was rendered an important po- sition at the University of Alabama, and he has been offered other impor- country and of different kinds. but he never accepted any of 1t because he felt like his work was in Mobile and he concentrated his work here. He has pulled the Mobile Association out of a big debt on it's building and equip ment and has brought the association to high standard and made it one of the best in the country and has ar ranged its equipment and made 1t more important than any other in the world in a city of this size.
 Not many months ago, Mir. Harte re- turned from Jerusalem where he made a trip with party of Mobile boys on a great Sunday School association trip, and all of his souvenirs, which. were bought with his own money, were used to decorate the association building.
 Mir. NHarte is a most unselfish and Christian man. He is never too busy to say some word of cheer to some one. During the Spanish American war and afterward he spent all his salary on the care of sick and wounded who came to Mobile.
 The Board of Directors will meet one night this week to take action to- ward securing a secretary as MT. Harte has announced that he will not with draw his resignation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16

afternoon and Sunday night at the residence of Leo Shields. plantation manager for J. M. Parker. one of the residents hosts and on Monday morning leave for vicksburg, where he is to speak Monday afternoon. Pressing invitations to speak at many other places have been received, hut all have been declined, and there rrob- ably will be no more addresses on the Southern trip, except those, oc mace at Vicksburg and Nashville, with the possible exception of few words at Tallulah
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
PLUNGED INTO LAKE
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT TAKES A
 CHILLY SWIM.
The People of stamboul are Astounded at the Presidents Hardihood and Capacity for Rough
 ing It.

Stamboul, La, Oct. 1s.--At 6 o'clock tonight no news of the Presidents day's hunt had been received here. Brutus Jackson, the negro hunter who went to Newellton to locate a camp there last week, when 1t was decided to go there, returned to day and brought fresh supply of dogs with him, and n effort is being made to se- cure even more from the same source to take the place of the animals on hand which are becoming much jaded.
 Arrivals from the Bear Lake en- campment tell marvellous stories of the Presidents hardihood and capacity for roughing 1t, when hs carried his blan- kets with him from the upper camp last Friday. and that night and next morning ate only the cold bread and meat he had taken in his saddle pock- cts. they marveled that a President could be so easily satisfied, but when he jumped into Bear Lake for a swim upon rising at daybreak this morn Ing. their astonishment was almost without bounds. The thermometer registered at the time less than 40 fegrees and most of the others pres- snt were sedulously hugging the camp nre.
 The President plunged into the water as soon as he arose. As he approached the edge of the lake he bantered some of the other membFs 9f his immediate party to Join him, But hone did so He swan distance of 100 yards 70 an island and then returned, declaring upon landing. that the. exercise mad been most exhilarating, and that the water was warmer than the air. The fact that he seems almost tireless in the saddle, is also favorably commented upon. and is regarded as quite mar vicious for one of such exalted position and supposedly sedentary life.
 It is now the Presidents purpose to close his hunt with the last round on Saturday and to come into StambouI early Sunday. He will spend Sunday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
WOULD ACCEPT ARBITRATION.
Daniel Russell Says 1t Would Not Be
 UnaccepfnbIe.

New York, Oct. 15.--Daniel Russell, chairman of the, Strategy Board of the striking telegraphers. said tonight that the convention of the Commercial TeIegraphers' Union which meets at Milwaukee October 23. would endeaver to bring about q strike of railroad telegraphers in support of the commer- cial men. On the subject of arbitra- tion. MT. Russell said:
 Speaking for myself, can say that I believe the time has arrived when arbitration would not be unacceptable to the strikers If an agreement could be reached whereby they are allowed to select one of the arbitrators, the choose the third"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
BERNARDO ARRESTED |.
Italian Charged With Being Party to
 Lamana kidnanning.

Amite City, La., Dee. 15-Vinconzc zeimardo, an Italian truck farmer, liv- ing near here, has been arrested, charged with being party to the kid mapping and murder of Swear -old Wal ter Lamana at New Orleans last June.
 While 1t is not alleged that Seimar- do participated actively in the kidhap- ping or murder. 1t is claimed that cor respondence has been found between him and Italians who were implicated in the crime and who left New Or leans soon after the murder.
 A rope was prepared and Zimard , made to believe he was about tc be lynched, during his examination today. Among other unusual sweating pro- cAsses, he was made to jump off from a. fence, but he made no confessions of any apparent importance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
SUSPECTED OF ROBBERY.
Man Arrested in Sylacauga Believed to He from Georgia.

Sylacauga, Oct. 15,--(Special. "A few nights ago some one broke into a store of J. c. Notes and took some goods, and '.aG named iiItton was arrested on suspicion of being the guilty person.
 When arrested, Burton was found 10 have several knives and razors in his possession and letter addressed to a man in Georgia telling him that he was sending him some knives and ra- zors and that he had his eyes on some fine gold watches which he wouIl get as soon as he could and send to h'D,. The letter closed by asking If there was any reward for him.
 Police Chief Cornet thinks he has caught a notorious crook and has com municated with the authorities in Georgia in regard to the man. Barker will be held until court convenes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
FOOT COMFORT Baths with cuticura Soap and
 Anninfinga with cnficnra.

Soak the feet on retiring in a strong, hot, creamy father of lCuticura Soap. Dry. and anoint freely with Cuticura Ointment, the great Skin Cure. Band- age lightly in old, soft cotton or linen. For eczemas, inflammations, and chahngs of the feet or hands, for redness, rough ness, cracks, and Assures, with brittle, shapeless nails, this treatment works wonders. Guaranteed absolutely pure.
 Comple1r External and Internal Treatment for Every HuAnoF of Infants, Children, and Adults consists of tuteura Soap (25c9 to Cleanse the Skin CutIclira Ointment (60c) to Heal the Skin and Cucura ReA1lyent (50o) Cor in the form of Chocolate Coated Pills 25e. per vial of 60l to Purify the Blood Sold thFuughoeIt the world Potter Drug dE Chem. Corp Sole PFOps.. Boston. Mass.
 9-MAiled Free. Cuticur2 Book on Skin DiaeaSea.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
"PREsIDENT's BALEr
It Will Be Sold for Charity by ROyn
 Exchange

Exchange
 New Orleans, Oct 16.-In the cap tain's state room of the steamer AL banian, which left here before daylight today, was a bale of cotton known as the ''President's bale" and name1 after President Roosevelt. Since he operated the machinery Of a floating river cotton compress, which made this bale a few days ago the huge bundle has had remarkable trip It was decked with ribbons ana travelled down river in captains state rooms, not being allowed to toucn the wharyes over which 1t has been trans farrad. Gdx nAzroas held it on their
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
BALDWIN MAN PARoLED.

Governor Extends -Clemency to Man E Ccnvtcfed of First Degtee Murder. Governor Conner yesterday paroied Ben Fant. convicted of murder in the first degree in Baldwin County in 1901. and sentenced to serve twenty years in the State prison, pending his flu. ture good behavior.
 The endorsement of the Governor was that this crime was committed with a pocket knife at a corn shucking, and the evidence tend to show that 1t was not at all premeditated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
EUCHARISTIC LEAGUE.
A Notable Gathering of Catholic DiSni-
 taries at Pittsburg.

Pittsburg, Oct. 15.-When the first session of the three days meeting of the International Congress of the Eu- charistic League. the first to be held in America. opened in St. Paul's Cathedral here today, there was said to be in at- tendance one of the most notable gath erings of dignitaries of the Roman Catholic Church from all over the world, ever brought together for any church function in America.
 About 500 priests and bishops are here to participate in the congress. Many matters of interest to the church will be discussed. Arch bishop Ryan of Philadelphia condueted the first ponti- ficial high mass and Bishop Kelley of Savannah. Ga, preached the opening sermon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
SOUTH NOT HOSTILE.
President Finley Says southerners Favor ReaaonabIe Treatment
 of Railroads.

New York, Oct. 15.-That the South is not hostile to railroads Is one of the declarations appearing in President W. W. Finley's statement to stock holders of the Southern Railway, a portion of the report of which for the year ending June 30, last. has just been made public.
 In fact, President Finley says there is a growing feeling among shippers and travellers in that part of the coun- try in favor of a reasonable treatment of railroad enterprises. The statement then cites as an-indication of the rapid industrial expansion of the South. that last year no fewer than 860 new plants of various, sorts were installed along the Southern Railroad lines, that the capacity of many older plants were broadened.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
LEGAL CONTESTS BEGUN.
Grek Fruit Dealers Have Other Sunday
 Merchants Arrested.

Merchants Arrested.
 Mobile, Oct. 15.--A special from Me- ridtan, Miss. says;
 What promises to be one of the most interesting legal contests in this city was begun today. Six Creeks. pro- prietors of fruit stands in this city. were fined $ each py Mayor Rivers for violating, the Sunday law.
 A leading Greek today. through his attorney. took the initiative to have ali proprtetors of drug stores and book and cigar stores arrested on the same charge. The statutory law for Me- ridian permits the sale..o drugs, but it seems that it does not allow the sale of ice cream. soda water, cigars. books and periodicals,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
Mnn Iiinhnnd Armx.

Paris, Oct. 15-A dispatch from Ra. bat, the correspondent of the Matin, says the extremity of Sultan Abdei Aziz is worse than at nrst thought. He has money for only three days and if France does not come to his aid he will be forced to disband his ar- my and shut himself up in Rabat.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16

Such men are usually high flyers. hard workers mentally, living under high pressure and high draught. and 1t doesn't take a great deal of disorder the stomach or render the liver torpid.
 They shoul make it a practice to use some tried and reliable remedy. like Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet, that will aid Nature and not force 1t and will take care of the sudden attacks of acute indigestion.
 The use of these tablets Is not to be confounded with the patent medicine habit Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are not a patent medicine, but are com posed of the very elements which nature provides the healthy stomach to do the work of digestion-pepsin' diastase, golden seal, etc. There IS no secret in their preparation--they are absolutely pure and therefore all the world uses them.
 No matter how disordered the stomach may be, it will right itself if given the chance. Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets digest food where the stomacn can't, give the abused stomach ana intestines rest, and offer renewed strength to the worn out glands and muscles.
 Brain workers can rely on stuart Dyspepsia Tablets, no matter now tense the strain. All druggists carry them in the fifty cent packages or IT you prefer a free trial package can be had by sending your name and ad- dress today. F. A. Stuart Company 15O Stuart Building, Marshall Mlcn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
Edmond Rontand III.

Paris, Oct 15-It is reported here from Bayonne that the condition of Edmond Rostand. the French play = wright, who was operated upon ten days ago for appendicitis, does not continue to improve. The patient is moi able to rest at night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
Vassar-Feuhrer.

Tyler. Oct, 16.-(Special.) )--This morning at II o'clock MT. L. B. Vassar and Miss Mary Etta Feuhrer were mar ried at the Baptist pastorium at Old Town, Rev. J. O. Bledsoe offlciating. MT. Vassar is one of the most prom ising> young men of this county. Miss Feuhrer is one of the most beautiful and accomplished young women of this community.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
PHARMACY BOARD.
Applicants for License to Practice to
 Re Examined.

Be Examined.
 Dr. P. c. Candidus of Mobile of the .State Board of Pharmacy. arrived in Montgomery last evening. and will to- day begin an examination of applicants for license to practice pharmary in Alabama. The examination, it is expect the Exchange Hotel.
 There are a number of applicants for license in the city. coming from all sections of .labama, and also from neighboring States.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16

shoulders here until 1t was ready for loading, which was done by putting 1t on q special tug and taken into mid stream for loading
 It will be sold for charity for the Royal Exchange at Manchester, Eng, to which it is consgned4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
rrelrlst HnnaIer. striI<e.

Louisville, Ky, Oct. 15.-Freight handlers employed >by the Southern Railway. went Oh strike today for an eight hour working day and a 20 per cent increase in wages. The men claim that ninety-five are out.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
AnnIx Enr OId Jobs.

Washington, Oct, 15.-Nine strki ing telegraphers, formerly in the employ of the Western Union, today applied for reinstatement. Six of the appli- cants were taken bach