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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04

PIE Pra,sI s;'S msstinr wedHesd.y v: to 'D B m Ladies' Aid Society every arst and third Friday afternoon at 3:9e o'cloek
 
 CATHOLIC.
 From October lot to June .st. the order of services at St. Peters Catholic Church. Lawrsnce and Adams ;trests. will be as follows: Sunday. Aasses at 7:0o and 10:30 A m.: the latter be: inG . High MasA Sunday School ct s:30 a m., and. vespers with Bsnedic- tion of the Blessed sacrament at . ?. m. On other days of tho week, Masses will be onerei .as 500 and s:s0 a. m. Gin the church) except the first Friday of every month. when .; .h:; ususi Devotions In honor of the sa:: cred Heart Confessions will be nsa, I on Saturdayn eyes of Holydays. and Thursdays before the first Friday. at 1 D. m.: at othsr times when notitt, T. bell placed in the church. .Particui IT services and dovotions will be an- nounced from the altar. Phone 45S. Rev. n Savage. D. D.. pastor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04
TO CHURCH oFFICnMs,

TO CHURCH OFPlCER9.
 0mcis1s of tAe different churches will please send t0 (hls Ofhce, not later sLan 6 o'clock saturday afternOon, on sostal oP by note, acc9unt OfNheir ser. viccs for Sunday otherwise ootices cS nst Susday will be repeated. Do s"s depend OA the phone,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04
MYISCOPAL.

St. Johns Church, Madison and Per ry streets. Rev. E. B. Cobbs, Rector. Residence. 423 Madison Ave. phone 5S5 II a. nS, sermon and holy communion Rev. Stewart Mcqueen will officiate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04
Church of the Holy Comforter, Stew

Chufch or the Holy COmfOrtef, stew art Mcqueen. Rector. Telephone No 1726. I. Gardner Foster and Joseph B| Jones. Wardens. Services from tune 1st to October lst, as follows: Admin tstratiOn of the Holy Communion every Sunday morning at 2 o'clock; Morning ing at 9.3O o'clock Also Litany. Ser mon and Holy Communion the trst Sunday in each month at 9:3O in the morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04

Chapel of Holy InnOcents-FOurth Avenue and Heron Street, West End. Evening service and address, p. m. Bible class conducted by The Brother hood of St. Andrew. Friday nights at ] o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04

SOuthside Baptist Church-Corner Hull street and Cramer Avenue. Sum day School 9:30 a. m. George w. Ellis Superintendent; J. NJ. Videto, assist
 ant. Preaching Il a. m. and D. m. by Rev. J. M. Thomas. Morning theme, Christ and His Kingdom: 1: evening subject, "The Terms of Salva- tion in Christi B. Y. P. U., D. m.. R. M Bendley, President. Woman's Missionary Society on Monday at 5 p. m. Midw eek prayer meeting We'd nesday, D. m.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19
A Juror Dismissed by the Court From the
 Ford Jury
He Had Passed the Examination Before 1t Was Discovered That He Had Told a Lie Under Oath

Berg. Then. barking back to the gist of il. Rogers queried Heney: May I ask if it is not true. while l don't know anything about it myself that in nine tenths of the houses in Pacific avenue you can find bridge whist being played for money any old night?" Since the devastation of Mob Hill. Pacific ave nue has been San Franclsco's social parade.
 Heney said he didn't think that was so. He added: And they don't play chuckaluck: they don't have profess siOnal gamblers hanging aound."
 Then Moore launched himself in a speech that won the fieeting fame of hour. If your honor please" he said. we are profoundl,, touched with the noble ambition of these apostles of civic reform. which constitutes them the aegis of the trial panel. the judge of men who play bridge whist or re- sort to any kind of immortality We don't know the alleged profess sional gamblers who are said to form the familiars of. this juror. neither do We know whether Burns in his mid night perambulatiOns was disguised or took the curl ouI of his moustache Ia st night. or put on false whiskers. or whether any one of this noble band was in waiting at the cigar stand tu see what went on there, or whether alone the chief apostle, upon whose head there rests a halo. was there or whether he was surrounded by gam blers or men of immoral life We know nothing If that. He may have been surrounded by myrmidons with big sticks or he may not. We don't know who was with him. We don't propose to put ourselves in a position of being apologists for any man of immortality. We rejoice with great joy that these gentlemen who are cleaning out this Augean stable are actuated by such profound symptoms at least of extreme decency.
 We heard the corridors ring a few minutes ago with the words principle and principles involved There is no principle involved. as claimed by Hen ey. which makes the judge of nisi prius court Sunday school teacher. tO go over the panel and turr out men who may let children play marbles on Sundays or go to a cock fight or play
 
 or the like. Your honor has no such power as that. and we protest.
 This thing that Is proposed is an extremely dangerous innovation. The other side has five peremptorv chal- lengse and bas not exercised one. We have no special desire for this juror. but We have a special desire that our rights be preserved to uA Your honor shall not without q strong protest from us impanel a jury for us upon the suggestion of the other side. or at any time send out from the jury one who has played poker, o- played craps. or gone to priz" fight or who may have had some little scrape or trouble at some time in his life snd thus absolutely terrorize the whole panel of the jury.
 q do not know whether or not the
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19
ANTHRACITE GOAL TRUST
Under An Attack by the
 Government
Other Concerns Even Re- mOtely Connected Are Brought In.

Philadelphia. Oct. lS.-Is an amend ed bill filed by the attorney for the government, in equity proceedings against the alleged anthracite coal trust. forty-fiva additional defendants are named. All the new defendants are mentioned in the answers filed by the original defendants and are named in the amended bill on the ground that they were connected with the previously named coal roads and mining companies by certain financial transactions and coal purchase con- tracts.
 SubpOenaes will be issued for the last defendants. and they will be examined by the governments attorneys on all matters mentioned in the governments petition for an injunction against the alleged combination. They win not bc examined under oath. as this is eN- pressly waived by the government. The newly made defendants include a Pennsylvania company for insurance of lives and granting of annuities In the City Mercantile Trust Co of New York and Delaware and Hudson Co. the Elk Hill Coal and Iron Co. and 40 coal mining concerns
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19
CALIFORNIA LIMITED
 WENT INTO THE DITCH
An Engineer Killed, Fireman Fatally Hurt, and 9 Prize Fighter Among the Injured.

Trinidad. Colo. Oct 1S.-East bound passenger train No. 1. the California Limited on the santa Fe railroad. was wrecked at : o'clock this morning at Earl. q small station twenty miles north of Trinidad The passengeS- were severely shaken up though none wer" killed or fatally injured. EnGi- neer John Thomas of Baton. New Mexico. was crushed to death under the engine. Fireman Albert Beyington ot Trinidad was fatally injured.
 The injured are Tommy Burns the prize fighter of Oakland. Cal. hip sprained; Burns manager. Billy Neall. ankle sprained: A. Couland d retired mere hant of san Francisco, injured about the hip, being thrown from his berth. Mrs. C. w. Coberly of kankakee Ills, thrown violently from her berth and internally injured. Henry Smith of Tulare, thrown out of his berth and hurt about the back and ankles: Nat Piper of Pueblo Colo. thrown out of his berth. receiving severe bruises.
 The train was a double header with Thomas Boyington in the forward loco- motive. Both locomotives and all the ears. q composite car and a diner. and three sleepers. were ditched. only the rear sleeper remaining upright. A re- lief train was sent from Trinidad. The accident is attributed to bad ties
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19
THE IAHM TROPHY
 WON BY AMERICANS
Balloon No. 10 Flew 500 Miles and Was Still Going When Last Seen.

St. Louis. Oct 1S-Swlnging through the atmosphere at a speed roughly es- tiniated at 22 miles an hour. the Unit ed States signal corps balloon No. 10. wherein were Aeronauts J. c. Mccoy and Captain Charles D. Chandler of the signal corps. who ascended here yesterday evening. passed over nli- nOis and Indiana last night and across Ohio today. At night fall they were apparently about to land in the vicin- ity of Point Pleasant, West Virginia. when last heard from. The distance covered by straight line measurement Is approximately 800 miles, and the voyage won for the aerOnauts the Lahm cup. The race was instituted by the Aero Club of America soon af- ter the international races in Paris. whereat Lieut.. Frank Lahm won the James Gordon Bennett cup for the Aero Club of America.
 So joyful were the members of the club. at the victory. that the cup was named for the pilot of the balloon United States. and it was put up by the club to be won by the aeronaut travelling more than 4O2 miles. the dis tance travelled by the United States in the Paris races, provided that the start was made from American soil.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19
HEINZE & GO.
 WILL SETTLE
An Announcement to Be
 Made Monday
It is Also Claimed That the Butte Bank is Sol vent.

New York, Oct 1s-Other develop ments consequent upon the collapse of the Heinze projected copper corner. in cluded the announcement that the otto HeinZe company at meeting of its creditors next Monday. would offer a settlement in full of all claims which the firm considers legal" Those are said to total about S2.O00.000. and do rot include the claims of the Gross and Kleeberg. firm. whose failure on We'd nesday was declared by that firm to be due to the repudiation of orders for copper buying. received by the sus- pended firm from the HeinZe house.
 In the supreme court today an at tachment was issued for $l0S.075 against the property of the State Say irgs Bank of Butte Mont. in favor of the Mercantile National Bank for q balance alleged to be due on a demand note of s15O.000 made by the State Savings Bank on March 5th.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19

purpose of these orations from the other side has been to terror the pan el. to make every man bow down in fear and trembling before the impend- ing shadow of the big stick, but I do maintain that there is no warrant Of law anywhere that your honor shall step in at the beheSt of the prosecution and say to q juror who has been pass ed. I think your moral character a little below par. You'd better get out oh, it becomes utterly. utterly ridiculous to think that the judge of a court at anybody's request can go through the jury in that way. If it shall be so, then there is no occasion for them to use their peremptory chal- lenges at all. All they need do with this strange innovation, springing of course from Godlike morality is that whenever a man is to them unsatis- factory, to state to the court, Well. this man is not up to the standard of morality of the graft prosecution
 "I beg your honor to mark that We are making no plea for the man. We are speaking for the principle. We are voiciug the protest that nobody can impanel jury for us but ourselves"
 Judge Lawlor. after listening to the citations of law and arguments. held that Berg was an unfit person to sit as a juror and he was dismissed.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19
TWO C. P. STEAMERS
 C0lIIDfD IN A FOG
A Startling Disaster Averted Only by
 the Compartment Bulkheads.

Vancouver. Oct. 1S.-In a dense fog the Canadian Pacific railroad steamer Tartar. for Honolulu and Hongkong. cOllided with the Canadian Pacifi,. railrqad steamer Charmer from VictO- ria for Vancouver The collision oc- cured at six o'clock off San Heads light at the mouth of the Frazer river. but on account of the fog the steam CTS could not get into Vancouver with the news until noon to-day. The Charmer struck the Tartar squarely on the port bow. cutting through the Tartar's plates and crumpling the Charmcr's bows. Both vessels began to fill. but the compartment bulkheads kept them from sinking.
 Both ships started back to Vancou- Yer after the Charmer's passengers 2 had been transferred to the Tartar. They remained outside the port with pumps going till noon. Both vessels are seriously damaged.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19

San Francisco. oct. is.-Inside in formation of crap games. Black Jack chuckaluck. bridge whist. coupled with charges of immortality and perjury. flung into the teeth of a qualified juror by Heley. enlivened the closing hours Ia today's session of the Ford bribery trial and incidentally. provoked from Attorney 4. A. Moore of the defense, q speech remarkable for its off hand fluency and satirical force.
 The prosecution desired to be rid without using any of the five per cmptory challenges. of Harry H. Berg the first of the twelve jurors. accept cd subject to arbitrary dismissal. and with that object in view. reOpened his examination He is q Fillmore Street cigar dealer. and yesterday testified that gambling was not carried on in a room in the rear of his stand. This statement did not tally with what De- tective William J. Burns knew of the place. and this afternoon Heney fore ef from Berg the admission that until a short tine before the recent appoint ment of Chief Biggy. many gambling games were regularly conducted there and also that he himself had gambled at bridge whist in the rear room. no longer ago than last night. After a long and bitter fight put up by Ford's lawyers Heney succeeded in having Berg removed from the panel ''as an unfit immoral person. a perjurer and one obviously opposed to the enforce ment O. the law"
 Twenty-two veniremen were exam ined today. Eight passed the quali- fication tests and completed the pro- bationary panel An adjournment was taken until Monday mOrniS when the peremptOry challenges will be exercis- ed
 When Heney had concluded his re- niOrSeless examination of Juror Berg. he said. addressing the court: There is no ground for challenge that can b" urged against this juror, but the court has the undoubted right to ex- cuse him as an unfit person to serve upon the jury. He has voluntarily perjUred himself because lIe now ad- mits that there was gambling in the back room. he gambling there himself last night. even as recently as that II is the right of the court 10 secure fit persons for Jurors"
 May I ask" interrupted Earl Eog- CTS, 'wBat the counsel refers to as gambling? If he is defining bridge whist as gambling I want to know it before We get away from the subject
 Yes, bridge whist gambling. if you play it for money. certainly" Heney answered with some heat.
 Moore: 50 is mumbley peg"
 Heney: 50 is chuckaluck, and so is craps"
 Rogers Well. l know what craps is. have played that myself"
 Heney: "Oh. well. I played few things, too. myself. But We are not posing as moral rerormers; We are try ing to get fiji jurors"
 The opposing counsel at this point engaged in a stubborn dispute as to the legal power of the court tn dismiss
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19
fN6Ni FRS OF TUGS
 HE UP TRAFFIC
They Quit Work on the Ground That They Needed More Help.

New York, Oct. 1S.-Thirty large coastwise tugs are idle in the waters of New York city. Baltimore. Philedel- phia and Boston because the two en- gineers of each boat refused to work unless a third engineer was employed to help them.
 Edgar F. Euckenback. the president of the Coastwise Tug Owners assOcia- tion, began injunction proceedings be- fore Judge Aspenwall of the supreme court of Brooklyn to oblige the officers of the Marine Engineers Beneficial As sociatiOn not to abet the engineers. as was alleged, in their position. The injunction is returnable tomorrow. He also complained of the local fed eral steamboat inspectors. But James J. Waters. representing the engineers organization, declares that no engin- eers quit work except such that did so voluntarily. and that the assOcia- tion is not responsible. because the question rests entirely with the engin- eers of each tug.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19

 FINANCES Further PrObed Into by MT
 Kellogg
William G. Not Familiar With the Business of the Pipe Lines.

New York, Oct. 1S.-William C.. Rockefeller, assistant treasurer Of the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey. was a witness to-day in the fedora! suit for the dissolution of the oil com bine to give testimony regarding th,. large loans which appeared on the company's books. having been made to interests other than the Standard" |" He testified that these loans had been made to financial interests in this city. The balance sheets of the Southern Pipe Line Company from 1899 to 1905 show loans amounting to many mil lions to F. :. Trainor and charged to the expense account.
 Do you know anything about these loans?' he was asked.
 T really do not" answered Rocke- feller.
 Kellogg then took up the loan ac- count of the Standard Oil of New York in 1906. which reached to $32,- cOO.OO, and said: MT. Rockefeller. I find here among the items d loan to T. M. Barnsdale of S7.630.0i4. What was that loan for?"
 Money paid out from time to time to Barnsdale at the direction of John Archibold. The collateral was stocks and bonds of oil and gas companies in West Virginia and Pennsylvania"
 "Of the whole loan or S32. .001. 900 made last year. what amount was loaned to Wall street brokers and what to in- dividuals?"
 Well. about $19.5O0. 900 was loanedto Wall street brokers and the rest to Bar4sdale and to individuals" replie the witness.
 Said he: The Standard sometimes has large sums on the street and again it has little out at interest. The col lateral is safe stock exchange secur- ities. We request q margin of 20 per cent at all times
 Rockefeller said the Standard Oil of New Jersey did not loan money in Wall street. He said he did not know why the subsidiary pipe lines kept on de- posit such vast surns of money unless perhaps. it might be used for con- struction work.
 "But. Mir Rockefeller, those sums aggregate millions" said Kellogg. Rockefeller discllined familiarity with the accounts of the pipe line compa nies.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19
NO EXCITEMENT AT BUTTE.

Helena. Mont. Oct. 1S.--A special from Butte says that there Were no new developments in the suspension of the State Savings Bank today, oth- CT than that State Examiner T. F.. Collins had arrived today from IIele- na and taken charge. Collins stated that he would be unable to make re- port of the institutions condition for at least week. There is absolutely no excitement today and the public seems quite content to accept the statement of the officials of the bank. fiat il Is quite solvent and will short ly resume.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19
THE FARMERS CONGRESS.
Conclusion of the Program Left Over
 From the Day Before.

Oklahoma City. Oct. 1S.-About 1000 delegates and visitors at the Farmers National congress were present when the congress was called to order at 9:30 a. m. today in the convention hall. After completing the program which was omitted yesterday. H. D. Watson of Kearney. Neb.. delivered an address on Dry Farming" fol- lowed by President John NJ. Stahl. who delivered the annual address. This afternoon Congressman Edgar C. Ellis of Kansas City delivered an ad- dress on Inland Waterways Trans portatiOn." William Vickery. the per sonal representative of the postmaster general. explained the government s position on the parcels post recent or der.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19
His Declaration Regarding the Presiden-
 tiaI Nomination
He Does Not Say He Would Decline the ProfIered Honor But He Will Not Turn His Hand Over to Secure It.

New York, Oct. Ex-Governor Hughes tonight made d declaration of his at titude towards the presidential nom nation when m the course of an ad- dress at d dinner given in his honor by the Republican Club, he said: "I don't seek any public office. l have nos sought, nor shall I seek directly or indirectly. tO influence the selection or vote Of any delegate to any conven-
 ton. There will be no suggestion or
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19
MORE ROTTEN TIMBER
 MUST BE GUT AWAY
Before the Financial Situation Can Be Regarded as Safe and Sound.

New York, Oct 1S.-After a special meeting of the clearing house commit tee the solvency of the Mercantile Ma tional Bank was reaffirmed and it is reported that the situation is under control and no untOward develop ments are expected. The feeling pre- vails that certain other interests will have to be eliminated before complete confidence in the banking situation can be restored. IL is believed that the retirement of HeinZe will be fol- lowed by other withdrawals.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19
SEVEN KILLED.
In Street Railway Collision at Chat
 tanooga, Tenn.

Chattanooga. Tenn. Oct. 1S.-Seven persons Were killed. and two seriously and more than n score slightly injured in a head-on collision of two Sports man Heights trains on Harrison Ave. this morning. 4 confusion of signals is believed to have been the cause. Both care were running at a rapid rate. The dead are. MOtOrman Ed Parker Will Pennington. Will Smith. q meat dealer and three unidentified narSnnS-
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19
BRUlN FAILS A VICTIM TOPRt tSIDf NT'SPROWtSS
The Hunt in the Cane Brakes Was Not Entirely Without Result.

New Orleans. oct 1S.-A telegram received this morning from Bear Lake. says the president killed great black bear. He went into cane brake after him. Two days ago the bear was found and it became necessary for a negro to kill the animal to save the dogs. The president started yesterday with fresh dogs
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19

thought of influence. protest or repris- al in the executive chamber"
 ft was at the same club that Hughes announced his acceptance of the gu- bernatorial nomination and his speech tonight was a review of hs admins tratiOn. particularly with reference to the Legislation which has been accom- plished for the state control ot public service corporations and other impor- tant measures with whose creation and support he was identified.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19
PENNSYLVANIA FARMERS
Want the President to Help Them in
 UtiIitarian Bear Hunting.

Williamsport. Oct. lS.-Farmers re siding in the vicinity of Buckhorn mountain. fifteen miles fom here. have sent an invitation to President Ro0se- welt to hunt for bear in Lycoming county and to assist them in extermi- mating the pest that is destroying their corn.
 Many farmers are obliged to guard their fields each night. The farmers have issued a public invitasion for hunting bears on their land.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19

The above delayed answer to query sent to the Eagle. was received last night and confirms the other in formation that seven players are en route, but is perhaps wrong as tO the destination as General Agent Colds worthy last night received word that the team had been routed over tO Tue son by way of Deming. It sets at rest the doubt as tO whether all of the players were Western Association men.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19
PHILADELPHIA CHINESE RIOT.

Philadelphia. Oct. 1S.-A fight be- tween two Chinese developed into 4 riot this afternoon. the rival tongs talk ing part. Pistols and knives were used freely. Police quieted the trouble with difficulty. one Chinese vas killed and several wounded. Many were arrest el
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19
WICHITA EN ROUTE.
Seven Men all of Western Association,
 Six Of Wichita.

Wichita. Oct. (SpeciaD D-BeaIs. Becker. Cy Young. Dick Bayless. Har- ry Speer. Gus Hetling. Clayton Clark and Fielder Durand. Western Asso- citation baseball players. six of whom are members of the Wichita club. will arrive in Phoenix this morning to play in series of games in that terri tory.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19
THE |. C. MEETING POSTPONED.

Chicago. III. oct 1S.-The meeting of the Illinois Central stockholders was adjourned To tomorrow afternoon. No vCte for directors was taken.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19
AN ARIZONA POSTMASTER.

Washington. Oct. 1S.-(SpeciaD- Rennie Naglanders has been appointed postmaster at Canyon Diablo vice F. r. NolZ removed.