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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
JOCKS CROOKED WORK.
Owned Horse In Race and Rode the Fa-
 NOPiae.

Los Angeles. Cal. Jan. 26.--Jockcy Kent and Trainer Morton, connected with the stables of Joe Cooper. at As- cot Park, have been ruled off the turf for fraud in connection with the run ning of the horse Round Dance, In a race on January S.
 From all accounts the evidence shows that Kent was the real owner of Round Dance, which won at a long price. while Kent rode the favortr. Susannah, which finished third. Kent denies that he owned Round Dance,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
Wireless from EiTcI To,v.r

Paris, Jan. 26.-The recently estab- lished wireless telegraph service from the Eiffel tower in Paris tp Bzerta. Tunis. is working satisfactorily Mes sages have been exchanged between the two points for the last few days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
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St Petersburg, Jan. 26.-Seven re- cruits of the 4th Siberian Rifles have been sentenced to various terms of penal servitude.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
Countess . sportswcrp nE.

pendale chairs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
SEABOARD AIR LINE
 RAILWNY

Improved Passenger service To Sovan- nah With Pullman Buffet sleep
 ing Car.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
A War on 0pisia.

fierce war is being waged against the curse of opium in the Malay States with the aid of jungle plant which has been found to be inimical to the terrible habit.
 The anti-opium properties of the plant which were discovered by acci- dent make It easier for the opium slave to break away from the habit and to remove the pains which usual ly accompany any attempt to aban- don it.
 The discovery of this cure has led to great anti.opium movement headed by various Christian missions. A dispensary was established at sone mission and thousands of opium slaves fiocked hither to be freed from the habit.
 AS result the srium trade which is in government hands, has decreased in a remarkable manner and the rem edy is being distributed all over the Malay peninsula, and the Straits set dement's. Now the Chinese mer chants. the richest class in the benin snla, are trying to get tho government t1 restrict the sale of opium tp med icinal uses.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

The countcss of Minto, the new vice reine of India Is as skiIlful sports woman with her gun as her predeces- sor, the late Lady Curzon. She has brought back from Ras.mir. the fines. sporting country in India. several spldA- did bear skins as the trophies of her gun
 With her two pretty daughters, Lady Eileen and Lady Ruby Elliot. Lad Mtnto ancompanied the viceroy on his recent tour In the frontier regions and the VlcereEal family were tho guests Of she Mabarajah Of Kashmir for a month. They enjoyed .. capital sport among the big game.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
Prosnccting for Gold.

Gold prospecting has begun on Lord de Ramseys estate at Haveriand. Nor folk. where the soil has been found to be auriferous Mining experts have pronounced the deposits to be good.
 King Edward. who counts Lord and Lady de Ramsey Gan aunt of the Duke of Marlborough. and sister of Lady Sarah Wilson) among his intimate friends. takes much interest In the discovery of gold at Havtrland and has promised that If the mine is worked he will take sharss in 1t. e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
PARTICULAR TAILORING.

The Slogan Ht HOits Dye Works, IOo
 2. Court St.
 Particular tailoring for particular people. and particular tailoring for peo- pie who arc not partieular--it's all tho same to Holts Dye Works, who will make each garment strictly to meas ure --adN
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
Mound saveo from yapda,..

Patriotic irishmen have saved the historic mound at Clontarf. near Dub lin,' from the vandalism of the Dublin corporation. which had actually com mericed It's destruction. The mound is regarded as a monument commemor- ating the battle fought there 300 years ago between King Brian Boru and the sDanes and as the tomb Of the Irish he- roes who fell in the fray.
 The ievelling of the mound was undertaken by the corporation as means of relieving tine distress among tBs Dublin unemployed, but as soon as the national societies heard of 1t they organized an indignation meet ing. where a resolution was adopted protesting against the "unspeakable act of vandalism and ghoulish opera tions which threatened the venerated and historic mound.
 The resolution was telegraphed to the Lord Mayor. who promptly visited Clontarf. He ordered the operations to cease forthwith and every particle of soil that had been removed from the sacret spot to be restored.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
1pa rorresnondents.

fcopyright, 1907, by the lnterantional
 Press Sy ndicate) Rome, Jan. 26.-The Duke oI AnruZz.. .,1 cousin to the King of Italy n maN'1S ts, for a new eApeu,s,o" tto ,,iIl he undertaken next autumn he WI, ewnIore the Hitherto unexplored regions of New Guinea. which is peopied onlS s cannibals and savages. rms eApe. sttton is therefore likely to be very .7.t, srerous. if a useful one.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
Modern Gas Range.

Coal and wood stoves have become obsoleteen account of the drudgery, unnecessary heat and dirt connected with them Gasoline and Oil stoves are dangerous and objectionable by reason of the mas  ty odor emanating from them.
 Try the new way-THE GAS WAY--It will prove satisfactory to you. All fuel Gas Appliance on exhibition at our Salcs-rooms, No. Ill Dexter Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
Hoods SarsapariIIa

Gives fresh life and vigor to the whole body. Buy bottle and be- gin to take it today.
 GUARANTEED under the Food and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
Central of Georgia Railway

Arrival and depaTlure Of tra!ns Union Pas. seneer Station. Montgomery. Ala. Effect ite January 6. 1907 Meridian time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-08
SAVED HIS cAPTOR'S LIFE.
Howard NJ. shaw Rescued ". NJ. Tom
linson From Natery Grave.

New York. Feb. s.--Howord NJ Shaw.
Who Is locked up IN a Brooklyn police
station. charged Wi.h having abscondod
with $1,000 from the Jenkins Trust COM
pany's branch Office IN Brooklyn. of
which he was lately the secretary and
treasurer saved the he OF his captov.
II was learned yesterday. his eaptnr
was William ~. Tomllnson, president OF
the Empire State Surety company.
which bonded Shaw. Tomlinson learned
late last month that man answering
Shaw's description was at Cricket Hill.
Virginia He went there With deteo-
tives only 10 find that Shaw was eruis-
ing around Chesapeake bay with some
wealthy men OF the vicinity. Tomlln-
son hired a launch and finally found
SHAW al house on the bay shore, Shaw
offered 20 return TO Brooklyn and re-
turned with Tomllnson in the launch.
The launchs occupants had TO climb
an oyster boats deck 10 reach land
Tomllnscn slipped on the ice-coverod
deck, and fen into the water, Shaw In
stnn1ly had Tomlinsnns detectives hold
him by the legs while he hung over the
munch's side and seized Tomlinson. no
pulled Tomlnson into the launch and
ala everything he could 10 keep bin
from suffering harm from the nishap
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-08
DISCOVERY OF TOMB OF
EGYPT'S FAMOUS QUEEN.

London. Feb. S.-The Times in its ar
ticle telling OF the discovery by Theo-
doro Davis. at Thebes, Egypt, OF the
tomb and mummy of the famous Egyp-
tan queen. Teie. says the tomb is a
plain square sepulchre. cut out of rock.
It is approached by descent OF 20
steps. and adjoins the tomb OF Rameses
TX. Unfortunately, the tomb lay In the
bed Of a water course and the water
has seriously damaged such objects as
would be affected. Apart from this the
tomb was IN the same condition as
when 1t was left by the priests amid
the throes of a religious revolution
which had spent its force before Moses
was born. The tomb bears witness TO
the blind rage of the victorious PRIEST
hood OF Thehes, and the intensity OF
their hatred toward the hereto king.
whose mother and inspirer was Teie.
The queens jewelry and trinkets OF
solid gold with which the sepulchre was
literally filled, were left Untouched.
A huge catafalque which had been
torn TO pieces BY the priests, had been
erected over the mummy OF the queen.
II was thickly plated with gold inside
and outside, and engraved with the
names and title OF Ieie and her son, as
well as with representations OF their
alteration OF the solar discus. It is
curious that the whole figure Of the
king had been destroyed while that Of
his mother had been allowed 10 remain
unframed,
The coffin Is a superb example of tho
lewelry work The wood OF Il IL entire
iy covered with a frame Of gold. In
laid with lapis lazull, cornelian. and
green glass. The mummy Itself wns
wrapped from head 10 foot in sheets -
gold. The water, which so many years
had been drained through II. had re-
duced II TO little more than pulp. and II
fell 10 pieces when II was examined IN
the presence OF several Esyptoilsts on
Jan. rs. There were bracelets on the
arms and n necklace Of gold beads ana
ornaments OF gold inlaid with precious
stones round tho neck. while the hcas
was still encl.cled by an object price
less ana unique. the imperial crown OF
the queens Of ancient Egypt Theodore
NJ. Davis, who made this sensational
discovery, IS an American. He makch
his home in New York and Newport
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-08
MAYOR SCHMITz ON THE
SCHOOL BOARDS MISSION.

Chicago, Feb. S-"Not that love
Frisco less. but my country more. ]
was born In San Francisco and am for
her first, last and always, but still
above all I am an American. ] would
concede my position rather than see II
become injurious TO the country
These words. uttered by Mayor Eu-
gene T.. Schmitz of San Francisco in
Chicago yesterday, explain the position
he now holds on the Japanese segre-
cation question that has involved the
national government and the people Of
San Francisco In the present contro-
versy.
Mayor Schmitz. four members OF the
board Of education OF san Francisco
and the superintendent of San Fran
cisco schools spent two hours In Chi
oago yesterday. on route 10 Washing
ton, d. c.. in response to an invitation
from President Roosevelt
we have prepared no case because
we don't even know exactly what Is the
purport of our mission" Mayor Schmltz
said. THE president did not say what
the nature of the hearing would be fur
Their than that we were to have dis
cussion on the Japanese matter. l sup
pose It will be discussed before the
president and his cabinet. We prob
ably can give a good deal of lnforma-
ton concerning the demand Of the peo-
pie Of san Francisco that has not yet
reached the president,
Il cannot say that the matter viii
reach an entirely satisfactory settle
ment during our visit but we hope K
Will The law, as a matter OF fact, is
nothing new but tho enforcement of
IL seems TO have created an agitation,
The law to segregate the MOngolians
IN the schools was made in 1881, bur
the Japanese claim they are not Mon,
golians, The Chinese always have been
segregated in the public schools. Tho
laps think they are better than thu
Chinese. / don't care TO criticize Pres
ideut Roosevelt. 1t Is simply a question
OF natioRal treaty rights and stat
| rights"
Concerning the retaining Of the dev
| astated city. the mayor said the prog
ress made is almost beyond comprehen-
sion.
"A building has been built for every
As minutes since the quake" he said.
Wages are high for skilled labor, ana
living expenses naturally arc high In
proportion"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-08
LEE BUNCH CASE.
Again Goes over TO the Surprise Of
All Concerned.

The preliminary examination OF Leo
Bunch. an Idaho mining man, accused of
obtaining money by means OF false pre-
lenses, was to have begun this morning in
the criminal division of the municipal
court before Judge c. B. Diehl.
The case Is one Of considerable inter.
est, principally because OF the prominence
of the complaining. witness. Samuel New
of legal talent both for the prosecution
and defense large number OF wit
nesses have been summoned to testify
some coming from northern Idaho points,
Many OF the witnesses have been here for
nearly two weeks. and those for the de-
tense WILL receive ltAsplItsie COll.p.si-
tlon from the state by an agreement he
and Attorney AFhby Snow counsel for
defense. This agreement was a result OF
a continuance IN the case, made several
days ago AZ the request OF the prosecu.
tion because three material witnesses
were IN Nevada at the time. Mr.. Snow
demanded That the state pay the defend
ants witnesses because, no stated, the
accused is poor man and under heavy
EXPENSES The complaint alleges that Mr.
Bunch fyaudulently represented 20 Mr.
Newhouse that he Bunch, WAS preai-
which had under its control 80 sacks or
ore valued a 5000 and that, by reason
OF said representation Mr., Nawhouse pur-
further alleged that the SAID Security
comnany aid not pOssess or control sald
& sacks OF ore valued at $500.
Another surprise was In store FOR the
defense this morning. The county attor-
new failed t. show up when the case was
called, ont Dis assistant. Attorney David
Haigh. was On hand and asked thot tho
matter 20 over until tomorrow morning
beoatIge Attorney Hanson was engaged in
another court THIS was consented TO by
Mr.. SNOW
Associated with MI Hanson for tho
Sons VIth Mr. snow of the defense will
be ey.C0v Morrison OF Idaho.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-08
HARRIS TO HARRIS.
Heart 10 Heart Talk Between NO
Brothers, no Relations

Two opposing opinions on the railroad
rate agitation wore made public today
IN a cross IRE between Salt Lakes two
Harriscs, one OF "soe America" and dry
farm lame, and the other or Get Ac'
Quaiutad" renoWn
Harris or the Commercial club wrote
Harris OF the M. nnd M. association toll.
inc him what the Commercial club honrd
OF governors thought Of the railroad iato
bin. when he read the letter Harris Of
The NJ and NJ. issncd signed statement
telling what he thought OF tho boatd Of
governors o. the Commercial club In 4
word II Is that the board rohecta iail'
road opinion rather than free public
eplnion such as the NJ. and N claims 20
have back OF lis commission bill, There,
fore. lie holds that the objection. Of me
clubs board OF governors ~ not Vital ana
viii not seriously afIeci tho nsht now be-
ing waged.
The signed statement Is az followsi
eqhat tho board OF governors OF ne
Commercial club sees az 20 oppose the
propcet state railroad commission meas
uie II u little momenf 10 the Manufac-
turers & Merchants association. 81 ~ lpe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-08
DELMAs WILL LOCATE.

New York. Feb. S.--Delphin NJ. Dell
mas ana Henry McPikc, counsel In the
Thaw trial who have announced that
they Will not return to San Francisco az
the close of the Dhaw trial, have taken
for lease for term OF years a large
suite OF offices IA the United states
Realty building now Ia course Of con-
SEDUCTION ~ Broadway ana Cedar
street.
Mr.. MePike, IN confirming the story OF
The lease. said
Eyes. We have decided TO remain IN
New York and win add % our already
large library a complete set of eastern
reports"
Mr.. Dcmas fee IN the rhaw case, II
has been stated Is one OF the largest
ever paid IN criminal case In tho
state OF New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-08
in THE SENATE.
Large Number OF Bills Ready for Pas
sage This Afternoon,

a large number OF bills were ready
for passage In the senate this afternoon.
Prominent among them WAS III. j. NJ.
2, memoralizing Congress on the ques-
ton Of Indian war pensions. This is
expected to pass without opposition.
Seelys butter bill No. 81 was back
ready for passage. with an amendment
on the water-logged product said to
abound an the Salt Lake market.
Huaniskrs $. y. 81, conveying title
10 the government 20 The FIT Crittenden
cemetery, was ready for passage, as
was also Callister's irrigation loans
bill.
Gardner brought In new bill. i is
No. 81 and refers 10 water users ASSOC
ciatlons.
$. Il. so, by Hulanlsk seeks 70 amend
tho statutes OIL corporations doing
business within the state,
The senate seemed prepared for a
long session when Il settled down 20
work al 290 O'clock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-08
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.
saloon Porter Arrested While Break
Ing Into Lunch Counter.

A saloon porter giving the name OF
James Haddan. was arrested at $40
this morning on Che charge OF burglary
I'm the first degree The arrest was
made By NlghtWatchman Coulsen at a
counter located ~ II east Second South
IN h alleged that Haddan broke open
a. Side door and was IN the act of rob
hmg ne 'aS " neon ' The h's sdnne abs
niared him under arrest, The fellow
smashed the cash register but did not
aet unything for his trouble. He was
,urned over 10 Oiiicor Johnston.
In Judge Dlehl's court this morning
Ifaddan was aIraigned. He took until
tomorrow to plead ana In default OF
$3.50 BON was committed 10 the county
Jap.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-08
GOES TO REFORM SCHOOL.

Paul Tvey. Is years OF age was today
committed 10 the state Industrial school
hy Judge Brown, Of The i9Yenlls court,
Eligibility and was placed on probation by
tie court Recently he has violated NE
tGiLla " his probation by stealing " IRON
was employed lie has also stolen HeN-
eraI rockeibooks ana taken ihrir eon'enlA
so ire court comm led MN % OEnen,
ard he viii be taken there this after
noon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-08
TRIED HARD TO ESCAPE.
Killed Assistant Chief of Police, a
Policeman and Wounded the
Manager of the Theater.
Terrorist Then Shot Himself and Died
In thc Hospital without Being
Identified.

Pensea, Russia, FEB. SIS. A. Alexen-
drovsky. governor of Pensea. was shot
and Killed by 4 young man Us he was
leaving the theatcr last night. In n
desperate attempt TO escape the assas-
sin also killed the assistant chief OF
police and a policeman. and wounded
the manager Of the theater Before the
terrorist could be. captured he shot him
self and during the night died in a hos
pital. without being identified.
The bullets which he used in his re-
volver were discovered to be poisoned.
NJ Alexandrovsky who was well
known as chief commissioner Of the
Red Cross in the field during the war
between Russia and Japan. had jus.
stepped out Of The door Of the theater
when youth pushed his way through
the crowd and shot him in the neck.
He fell dead on the spot The assist
ant chief of police. who was standing
near the entrance. tried to draw his
revolver, but was shot dead by the ter-
rorist.
Seeing it was impossible to get
| through the crowds outside the bulld-
| ing, the murderer dashed into the
| theater, firing wildly. The manager
attempted TO grapple with him, and
| the murderer fred at him, but the shot
missed the manager and killed a POI
| llceman. In second attempt to cap
| ture the assassin the manager was se~
| vcrely wounded. The terrorist fed
| through what he believed TO be one OF
| the exits, but found himself In the
\ ladies cloak room. An attendant. real-
/ lzing the situation, pointed TO some
tsat. -
as the ASSASSIN disappeared the attend
! ant locked the door behind him. The
| stairs, however. led to a loft and the
murderer subsequently was found there
| unconscious from a bullet wound from
which he died in the hospital.
! NJ, Alexandrovsky was an official of
the financial ministry OF Russia When
inaugurated In 1908 he was appointed
| Russian commissioner general TO the
| ST. Louis exposition. He arrived IN
| New York Aug. Is Of the same year
for a Is days stay In this country in
| connection with the work Of establisl-
ing the headquarters of the Russian
exhibit On his return to ST. Peters
burg he wfs placed in charge OF the
Red Cross field work and In February,
1904, started for the far east and es-
tablished his headquarters at Hardin.
In December he was replaced by Prince
| Vassilitchkoff as the head of the Red
| Cross in the field. his removal, 1t was
said at the time, being due TO scandals
which had arisen IN connection with
| the Red Cross service, Gen. Kuropat-
kin, however. offered him high posi-
| ton in the hospital service which NJ.
| AlexandroVsky declined. He indig-
nantly denied the charges of mlsap-
| preparation Of Red Cross funds and
| challenged his accusers, who, however.
| refused to fight him.
The name OF Gov AleXandrovslSy was
, mentioned last November IN connection
| with the grain scandals because of
which NJ. Garlto was relieved from the
direction Of the seliof and commits
4 sion, appointed TO take charge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-08
SECOND RAILWAY
COMMISSION BILL KILLED.
Especial to the "News. -

Boise. Idaho. Feb. S.--A second rail-
road commission bill and local option
bill were killed in the house this fore
noon.