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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09

servant. Since then he has been his faithful attendant According to his native custom. he calls him father.
 From Seattle MT. Taft will travel to Manila by way of Japan and China His stay in the islands will be short
 The return from the Far East will be made by the trans-Siberian railroad and Europe. MT. Taft will travel un- officially as soon as he has discharged his mission in Manila, but the tour through the Far East of a man so high in the administration will be watched with interest by the competitors of the United StateE.
 With the completion of this trip, MT. Taft will have established a record for a cabinet minister's wanderings. It is reckoned that when he sees Washing ton again he will have concluded more than 100000 miles Of travel. since hc was called to cabinet rank
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09
FINDS SKELETON
 OF W. J. BARNEY
Steve Adams Said to Have Pointed Out
 Grave of NOn-Unton

Steve Adams Said to Have Pointed out
 Grave of NOn-Unton
 Man.
 Denver, Col, Aug. 8.--A special 10 The News from Telluride Col, says: What is said to be the skeleton or W. J. Barney, the timber man em- ployed in the Smuggler-Union mlne' who mysteriously disappeared in June' 1901, was examined yesterday rear the Alta mill twelve miles from town ny Gen. Bulkeley Wells. manager Of the Smuggler- Union Mining Company ana others.
 According to Mir. Wells's account the remains were found in an improvised grave and its location was poiTted out by Steve Adams, now in jail in Idaho awaiting a second trial on the charge of murder. A part of the skeleton ln- cluding the teeth, was brought 70 town by General Wells for Identification.
 Barney incurred the i'll will or the union here by working at the Smug- gler-Union Mine after the strike In April, 1901. It was the strike that caused the riots in July of that year. While here Adams is said to have pointed out to Wells the fir tree. in the darkness under which he claimed to have stood when he fired the fatal charge of buckshot in the back Of Manager Collins.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09
HAD MUCH INSURANCE.
Hon. George DeIamater Left Wife
 Nearly Hundred ThOusand.

NenFIy HumuFeu InOuBAmUs
 Pittsburg, August S.-The body of Hon. George W. Delamater will be taken to Meadville, Pa. tomorrow for interment Grave fears are enter tained for Mrs. Delamater who is pros trated.
 It was learned today that MT. Della mater carried life insurnace to the ex- tent of $95,OO0. all of which was pay able to his wife. There was a suicide clause in each of the policies. but as he had outlived the period covered by this clause. the money will be paid to the widow.
 On June 27, MT. Delamater had the beneficiary of $25.OoO changed from the name of his daughter to that of his wife which his friends take to in dicate that he had at that time planned taking his life.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09
SHOWED GREAT eLUCK.

HudIy Had Leg Amputnted While
 Pinned Under Locomotive.
 New York, August S.-Pinned be- meath a locomotive. Charles S. Hud- ley. a brakeman on the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad, suf- fered the amputation of a leg be- fore he could be extricated from un- der the engine which had run over him in the railroad yards today.
 The operation was performed with out the use of anaesthetics and fre- quently Hudley gave suggestions. When the operation was completed and he was extricated he was taken to q hospital. where 1t is said he may re- cover
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09
will Repair a Bark.

Contracts were today awarded for re- pairing the Norwegian bark Maren, which was in collision ten days ago in the harbor with the German steamer Eger. The repairs to the bark will be made by a Pensacola firm, who sub- mitted the lowest bid. $S.275. This does not include unloading the cargo or reloading it, but simply repairing the vessel
 There were a number of large steel plates which were so badly damaged as to require them being removed and new ones placed. The entire cost for placing the vessel in seaworthy condi- tion will amount to about $15,000, If not more. The master of the Maren has libelled the steamer Eger for $30,- 900, and the vessel Is held here pend- ing giving bond or else settling the case.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09
Officers of Photorrnnhers

Dayton. O.. Aug. S.-The Photogra- phers' Association of America in con vention here today elected the follow ing officers:
 President. F. w. Medlar. Spencer, Ia; First Vice President. A. T. Proc tor, Huntington, w. Va; Second Vice President, A. J. Thuss, Nashville, Tenn; Secretary J. H. Evnoff, Salem, Mass; Treasurer Frank R. Barrow, Boston, Mass.
 The convention selected Detroit, Mich, for the meeting place next year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09
Findn Romb Fnctorx.

Moscow, Aug. S.-The police today searched the imperial technical schools and discovered the central revolution ary laboratory for manufacturing bombs of a new pattern and tremend- ous explosives, regular supplies of which were being shipped to various interior points The police seized a number of bombs, 600 time-fuse appli- ances, a topographic outfit and some forbidden literature and arrested twen- ty male and female members of the schools.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09
New Cars Ordered.

A large number of new cars for the Pensacola Electric Company have been ordered and are due to reach here to- morrow from the manufacturers in Philadelphia.
 Owing to the extension of the va rious lines during the past year, or since the system was acquired by Stone and Webster of Boston, the company has added much to the roll ing stock, but still finds itself unable to supply sufficient cars for the ac- commodations of it's patrons.
 The new cars expected are open ones, for the summer business. and before the winter season arrives more closed ones will be placed in service.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09
BLACKMAM CHARGED.
New Development In the Hnu Murder
 Case,

Berlin, Aug 7-Baron Karl Lindenau. the new witness in the Hau case, who claims to have seen the fatal shot hred but says the murderer cannot possibly have been former Professor Karl Hau, of Washington, D. C., was arrested at Mannheim last night on the charge of blaekmail.
 The police of Karlsruhe have given out a statement to the effect that Lind enau saw Frau Olga Moiitor, daugh- ter of the late Frau Molitor, during the trial of Hau, have an annoy nous letter saying that he saw Olga shoot her mother. but the Baron prom ised to preserve silence, declared his love and asked for her hand in mar riage. The police saw in this an att tempt at blackmaif and calumny against olga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09
Construction Work at Fort.

The bid of Charles Clarke and Com pany Of Galveston, Tex, for the con struction of the sea wall at Fort Nor gan, at the entrance of Mobile Bay, has been signed and forwarded to the Chief of Engineers at Washington and will be opened by him.
 The contractors have sixty days time in which to begin work. The government dredge Charleston is at work deepening the outer bar of the Mobile Bay channel. The work will be pushed as rapidly as possible.
 The United States Engineers Depart ment in this city has advertised for bids forfhe construction of Locks Nos: and on the Tombigbee River be- tween McGrew Shoals and Demopolis. The work will mean the outlay of large amount of money and when com pleted will be a vast benefit to Mobile and towns on that river.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09

public libraries in Worcester county. towns and cities.
 At the library the reason given Tor barring Alger's books which nave been on the shelves for years, IS that they were not truthful and are too sen- sational
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09
BEATEN
M5CAY,s MEN TAKE GAME FROM
 DISCOVERIES.
Tucker Kept the Mlssissippians from Scoring and, Batted we'll Be- sides-TMe Final Score
 was to 0.

Columbus, Miss, Aug. S.-(Special.) Mobile kept up the same unkind treatment. Tucker not only kept the locals from scoring but batted well be- sides. The score was, Mobile, 5: Co., 1umbus, O..
 The score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09
MUST CHANGE NAMES.
No Two ships to Have Same Desisna-
 ffnn.

No Two ships to Have Same DesiSha-
 tfon.
 New York, Aug. s.--An ,edict just is- sued by the English Board of Trade bids fair to cause all kinds of con fusion temporarily among British shipping.
 The Board, which speaks with au- thority ona the subject, has iecreed that hereafter no two British vessels shall be registered on the same or similar names. The new rule is to take effect at once.
 As yet plans for the change have not been formulated, but 1t is expected that among vessels of one name the vessel of the heaviest tonnage will be permitted to retain its present desis- nation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09
CRIMINAL LIBEL SUIT.
Charges Brought By Consul General
 of Guatemala.

of Guatemala.
 New York. August S-Senor R. Ben goecbea. Guatemalan Consul General l Tn trada Cabrera, of Guatemala, has been grossly libeled and misrepresented bas had Caesar Zumeta, editor of The spanish weekly La >Semana arrested and held in ball for trial in speclal sessions.
 The case is perhaps the first where n Consul General has brought criminal libel proceedings for attacks on ms President
 Members of the Spanish American colony in this city have watched tho controversy between senor Bengoebea although vigorously defending Presi- dent Cabrera and Senor Zumeta, who published things the Consul General believed called for this defense. The editors says that La Semana Is only a review of the weeks news published in the American newspapers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09
Carload of SiIkn.

San Francisco. Aug. S.--A carload of sill, valued at $1,25OO00 has been land ed from the Nippon Maru and in order to better insure its safety, will be for warded East on passenger trains It is the most valuable consignment of silk received in this port for the last four years
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09
Damage to Austrian Crops.

Vienna, Aug. S--An enormous amount of damage has been done to the grain crops, orchards and vineyards in many parts of Austria, by heavy thunder storms, which frequently were accom- panied by devastating hail storms. Several villages in Eastern Bohemia have been devastated by a cyclone
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09

Port Eads,. Aug. S-.Arrived: Steam CTS, HabiL (NorD, Gudmundsen, Ceiba; Hispania, (Nor.). Stickles. Bocas del Toro; Etonian. (Brl. Jacobsen. Liver pools Tug, F. L. Russell, (American), McFarlane, Port Ar.hur. with barge Allegheny.
 Sailed: Steamers, Athenania, (Br.). Twiddy, Colon via Gu1fport; Olaf Antwerp and Denmark; Hiram, lNoI0, Johanessen. Puerto Cortez; Origen, (Nor), Wang, Livingston. via Belize and Port Barrios; Ship, Columbus, (Ger), Hashagen. Bremen.
 Galveston, Tex, Aug. S--Arrived: :: Steamer oJseph w. -ordney, Laverge, from New York
 Cleared and sailc None
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09

New Orleans, Aug. 8-Clared: Steam vana: Texan, CBrD, Harrocks, Liver pool; Hiram, (NorD, Johanssen. Puerto Cortez; Crib. (Nor). MowInckel. Port Antonio; rigen. (Nor.), Wang. Livings- ton. via Belize and Port aBrrios; Him era. (Br). Pye. New York
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09
ALGER,s BOOKS BARRED.
Now in Class With Mark Twain ant
 Walt Whitman.

Worcester, Mass, Aug. S.-The works of Horatio Alger, Jr.. noted writer of books for boys have been barred from the shelves of the Worcester Public Library.
 Alger Is now in the same class as Mark Twain, Robert w. Chambers, Walt Whitman and other well-known producers of literature, some of whose works have been barred from free
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09
MARINE NEWS.
Arrival and Departure of Vessels At
 Southern Ports.

Mobile. Aug s-Arrived: Steamers Trafalgar, (Nor.), Thorsen, Caibarien; Harald, (Nor), Fehr, Port Limon.
 Cleared: Steamers, Galveston. (Nor,), Bryde. Guanta, Venez; Edernian, (Br ,, Griffith Buenos Ayres.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09
Nerra i. Arrentea.

LeRoy Robbins. a negro, was arrest ed this afternoon at the M. J. and K. c. depot by Sheriff Frank Cazalas on the charge of an assault and battery with a weapon. The arrest was made on an indictment found by the Circuit Court of Wilcox County at its last term of the court. Robbins does not deny the charge against him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09
PROBATE NOTICE

THE STATE OF ALABAMA. MoNTGOM-
 FRY COUNTY
 To Pompey Dozier. whose place of residence
 is unknown:
 You will take notice that on the 3Oth day of July, 1907, certain paper in writing, purporting to be the last will and testament of John Dozier. filed in the Probate Court of this county by Alfred Hadnut. and herewith his application for the probate thereof such will; and that the 22nd day of August, 19O7 was appointed a day for hearing said application. at which time you may appear and contest the same, if you proper.
 Given under my hand. this list day of August. 1907, J. B. Gaston, oaw3-t Judge of Probate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09
sharp shooters Sail.

Algiers, Algeria. August -Tne steamer Aasis. having 300 sharp shooters and two mountain batteries on board, sailed for Morocco today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09
Take Charge of Camp.

Ensign and Mrs. Arthur of the savatlon Army have been ordered to Mobile to take charge of the Fresh-air Camp on Cottage Hill Road, and will arrive in town Tuesday Fnsixn Boucher. who established the camp said today that only four persons nave been .-,la. o, tha camp yet The others will be .atIr out upon the arrival of the new off, cars. Ensign Boucher would like to have the uss of a wagon for hauling things to the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09
N. c.r,nerc,., Club Secretary.

Ne Commercial Club Secretary. The Commercial Club Is still without A secretary, and on account or the em- uloyment of a competent stenograpner' and the active daily work done py President John Craft, and the moving of the Gulf Coast Development AS sociation into the club rooms, 1t Is not likely that a new secretary will De taken on soon. The Commercial Clup ia doing for Mobile what the Gult Coast Development Association Is do- ing on A larger scale for the entire Eul& coast.
 Progress on Paving
 The paving work on Dauphln street has been finished to Spring Hill Ave hue, and the Spring Hill Avenue. whistler and Toulminville cars now nome down Dauphin Street as usual. in- Sfead of going around by Government. rha Dauphin Street cars, however, have 10 back down Broad to Spring Hill Avenue and then over to Government Street and down Government Street, on account of the work eyond Sprin@ Hlll Avenue on Dauphin Street
 Getting Rent Lists Ready.
 Real estate companies are getting their rent lists ready, and some of the lists will be out the latter part of this week, while the others will be out in two weeks or month. The lists will be gotten out early because residents are anxious to get ther houses located early, and because of the rush fin this line this year. Those who wish 10 may leave their names and addresses at the real estate offices. and list will be mailed tc them as soon as they are out
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09
s,oIe Water Set.

Tom O'Neil, a one-legged negro was this morning arraigned in the Record CTS corut on the charge or haVlns swiped a bowl and pitcher ana was sentenced to serve thirty days In the county jail. his having lost leg Hah- ing him unable to do hard laDor.
 The complainant in the case swore that the defendant sneaked the water set out of an open window while she was sitting on the front gallery or the house. o'Neil swore most positive ly that he had never been in the sec ton of the city where the theft IS alleged to have taken place, but he was positively identified by several "t- nesses.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09
BEAR RATBAYOUSARA
HuxTrps LEAVE MOBILE FOR BIC
 GAME.
Box Discovers Four of the Anlmais V" Tnngle of the Swamp---fhe
 News of fobiie.

Mobile. Aug .s--(special. l-In the wiIds and tangles sf peaceful Bayou sara. ten miles from the city. within sonnt of the tug boat and mill whistles of civilization, four black bears nave made their happy home. according to renort and party of Mobile hunters went forth yesterday in quest of bear skin rugs. .om
 The bears are not of the phantom variety, but are real live bruins as several who have seen them testlIy. small boy going after water rev days ago near Bayou Sara, showed up al home ahead of schedule time with VII bulging eyes and panted out the start ling fact that he had met two pears His story was not credited, but some negroes saw the bears day or w later and this week an old white man man walking through the woods came upon a family gathering of four sKlnhins pine logs for sawyer worms wnicn they were devouring with exceeo'ne relish. .
 The Mobile hunters left on a iauhSn yesterday and expect to fish Itaie when bear hunting grows mono'oio"S
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-02-20
DIED.

BENNETT-At Bucksport, Feb 49, Mrs
Stephen Bennett, aged 81 years.
CAIN-At West Ellsworth, Feb Is, Joseph
Cain. aged 68 years.
CARTER-At West Ellsworth, Feb IS, Mercy
widow of James Carter, aged 50 years, 8
months.
COOPER-At Sedgwick, Feb IA, Mary E, wife
OF Otis Cooper, aged SO years, months, 26
days.
DORR-At Orland, Feb Is, Leon G Dorr, aged
% years, months, days.
HOPKINS-At Verona, Feb 10, Miss Orilla
Hopkins.
JOHNSON-At Brooklyn, Y, Feb is, Arthur
H johnson, of Bluehill, aged SO years, A
months.
MOORE-At Ellsworth (Lakewood), Feb II.
Jeremiah Moore, aged "A years. months, 16
days.
PARKER-At North Brooksville, Feb l6,
Charles w Parker, aged II years.
SIMPSON-At Stonington, Jan %, Capt
Ebenezer Fifeld Simpson, aged IS years, II
months, % days.
TOWNE-At Dedhsm, Feb Is, Grover, infant
son of Mr. and Mrs George Towne.
TREWORGY-At Bluehill, Feb is, Eva NJ,
infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs Harmon B
Treworgy, aged days.
WYMAN-At Redstone, N H, Feb 20, Levi
Wyman, of Ellsworth, aged IS years,
months, II days.
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advertisements.
Beware of ''Digestives."

Inc Only Way to Cure Stomach Dis
orders is by Strengthening the
Digestive Organs.
The ordinary dyspepsia" tablet
nas ruined more stomachs than all
oeher causes combined. Giving tenn
porary relief, it leaves the digestive
system weaker than ever, and the
tablets must be continued with in
oreasing frequency.
The only way to completely cure
stomach troubles is by strengthening
'ne digestive organs with a Mi-o-na
stomach tablet taken before meals.
osed in this way, Milo ma excites the
secretion Of gastric juice, and when
'ae food is swallowed, the stomach is
ready to digest it.
Mi-o-na stomach tablets are never
scid in bulk, but in a neat box con-
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at SOC.
A guarantee is given by G.. A. Par
oaer with every box OF Mi-o-na. that
money will be refunded il the remedy
,alis to give satisfaction. This shows
NE faith in the merits OF the remedy.
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BORN.

CANDAGE-At Bluehill. Feb 8, to Mr. and Mrs
Loren E Candage, son.
GRAY-At Bluehill, Feb Is, to Mr. and Mrs
Herman Gray, daughter.
GRINDLE-At Bluehill, Feb is, to Mr. and Mrs
Lester H Grindle, son.
HASLAM-At Lamoine, Feb Is, to Mr. and Mrs
William Hasiam, daughter.
LEE-At Hancock, Jan 81, to Mr. and Mrs
Alonzo Lee, a daughter.
POTTER-At South Gouldsboro, Feb Z, to Mr.
and Mrs Stephen Potter, dan ghter.
TAPLEY-At Norfolk, Va, Feb II, to Mr. and
Mrs Robert Ellis Tapley, daughter.
Harriet Ethel.
TREWORGY-At Bluehill, Feb 10, to Mr. and
Mrs Larmon Treworgy, daughter.
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MARRIED.

ILLINGS-FRANCE-At Sedgwick, Feb 4,
by Rev c c Koch, Mrs Adelaide l. Billings,
of Sedgwick, to DR. Wesley L France, of
Wilkesbarre, Penn.
OWDEN-DUNBAR-At Orland, Feb II, by
Rev Palmer, Miss Bessie d Bewden to
Rodick II Dunbar, both of Orland.
CUSHMAN-MOOR-At Ellsworth, Feb 10, by
Rev Simonton, Miss Hester M Cushman
to Andrew Moor, both of Ellsworth.
FOGG-CROSBY-At Orland, Feb is, by S
Condor, esq, Mrs Cynthia Fogg to Luther
p Crosby, both Of Orland.
STANLEY-JUDKINS- Stonington, Feb
10, by Rev Joseph Jackson, Miss Myrtle
Elvira Stanley, formerly of swans Island
to George Allen Judkins, of Stonington.
THOMAS-WOOD-At Ellsworth, Feb 10, by
Rev r B Mathews, Miss Leah Thomas to
Albion 0 Wood, both of Ellsworth.
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