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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
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Bishop Berry Is now in the lime- iight--oh. isn't that pie for the para graphers?
 It seems to be a little trick of Fate that Mrs. Chadwick shall become as blind as those bankers were she bum fizzled.
 The Buffalo News says that if MT. Bryan has any sense of price iest ,a,s ns the national convention to forget him. Bmph--this Is just about as far from Mir. Bryan's intentions as Walter We'll man Is from the North Pole.
 A horse has been discovered in New Jersey that drinks whiskey. Surely this is not MT. Watterson's shadowy equine that has wandered out of his blue grass stall, is itg
 The Cannon boom continues to thun- der at intervals. one of the latest 10 touch of the powder being Senator Gull lum. of Illinois.
 been elected Mayor of Chattanooga. The old. old story--money talks.
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 In 1885 Morse invented the telegraph. but neglected to discover means for adjusting--future strikes. y An express driver in Washington has just fallen heir to $200, ,0e0. Let us hope this won't suddenly drive him to in sanity.
 Alcohol for motor cars Is the latest. :. However there is a drawback to its use, AS there are some motorists who will drink up the motive power when scorching through Georgia
 Say. its not as bad to have woman's head on a dollar as her hand on one. is it2
 The mere mention of the proposed one-cent postage makes us famous ragged and jagged poets" of Alabama throw down the blow lines and holler "hooray."
 ity to grant an injunction against woman's tongue. Women seldom get justice in this world,
 It will be as hard for Roosevelt to refuse that third term as 1t is for an Alabama niRKer with bran new razor to ignore an invitation to danc"
 How mercilessly will the cold winds soon blow thrqgh the peek-a-ooo joke.
 Heme-slek. Under my city window
 There's noise and throbbing life, There's the rattle and clang of the cars
 and trucks @
 And the scurry of world-mad strife. But I heed them not in the twilight
 When the little thin moon hangs low For nay thoughts wing off to the river
 hills
 To a cabin home know. Oh, the lights of the city lure mo
 Her sky-scrapers beckon come xvbfia ali the time my heart throbs wild To hear the honsy-bees hum To take my place in the hay-heid, ~T Where the harvesters work and sins But the big black ugly clty
 Haa crinnlAd my soaring WtnR!
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27

Tammany still keeps up its reputa- tion for strenuosity. During the pri- maries held there last Tuesday there was row in one of the assembly dis tricts in which at least fifty pistol shots were fired. So far as heard from no one was killed,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27

If the country could be brought to believe all that Golfers and Tom Law son say of each other 1t would be diff fcult to imagine a punishment that would fit them
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27

Now the statement is made that in- stead of being a rich man, john D., Is worth only about half a billion of dollars. That's why he was so anx- ious to get his witness fees.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27

never ret there The story is fairly well found" and may be referred for instruction and admonition to MT. Bryan on the one hand, to Mir. Taft on the other and to the friend or Governor Hughes" who is reported to have been in consultation with half dozen United States Senators of the sreactionary" type.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
ArCTTsT CTRCULATTON,

The Montgomery Advertiser guarant@.es @ fta rfdvertIsers land makes 1t a part or tne contract when requested) that its daiiy GIT 2. cufation is larxsr than that of any Inorn'ns i.s news. aper printed in Alabama ana tns. la,s.,n, sunday edition has the largest circutauomn m Of any edition of any newspaper printed 'ii Alabama without exception
 The figures for August printed oviow' representing the actual net eircuiation' ah re turns having been deducted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27

And 50 MT. Hearst announces that he is not a candidate for President. wonder if he couldn't be influenced or persuaded or something of the Rind? By the way. what has become of his Independence League?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
Daily Average August, '0y :. ....-..I
 Sunday Average. August '0T.... .2l

V. s. Noble. Circulation ManaEer of The Montsomery Advertiser being duly sworn, says:
 The foregoing statement of The Adver- tiser'E circulation for the month of August. Js07 is true and correct, and complied after ell returns from news boys. news agents. spoiled ana left over copies have been de- dueted, T. B. NOBLE.
 Circulation Manager. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 11th day of September. 1907. (srAI.) RIGA ALEXANDER.
 Notary Public.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27

we are for MT. Bryan but hope he will not be a candidate" is about what some contemporaries seem to mean when they discuss the subject.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27

Those who are trying so hard to get up a Japanese war scare are having an uphill road to travel. The country Obstinately ssfuses to allow itself frightened.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
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BUINH VUT UF TUWNT
 Subscribers who leave the city temDornri1y ehoufd have The Advertiser mailed them. Addresses will be changed often as Fe- Qupatsd.
 You can keep fully informed about Mont gomery and Alabama affairs only through The Advertiser.
 Before leaving mail or phone your z Y dresa to this office Phone esO. City Cireu- latiou Department.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27

Bishop Berry is now in the lime- iight--oh. isn't that pic for the para
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
Henae-siek.

Under my city WlhdUWVN
 There's noise and throbbing life. There's the rattle and clang of the cars
 and trucks @
 And the scurry of world-mad strife. r3uf I head them not in the twilight When the little thin moon hangs low For nay thoughts wing off to the river
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
.abin home I know

Oh, the lights of the city lure mo
 Her sky-scrapers beckon come While all the time my heart throps Wlii
 To hear the honsy-bees hum. To take my place in the hay-neld; >t Where the harvesters work ana sins But the big black ugly clty
 Has crippled my soaring wing!
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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-02-28
Foreign.

Nineteen persons were frozen TO
death at various places in East and
West Prussia during the past few
days.
Erik G. B. Bostren. chancellor OF
the University of Sweden and at one
time premier of Sweden. is dead at
Stockholm.
Count Won Hylandt, the well known
sportsman OF The Hague, was killed at
st. Moritz, Switzerland, during races
On the famous toboggan course.
Seven officers of the Kronstadt garri-
son have been cashiered and sent 10
Siberia for ten years for connection
with the revolutionary organization.
The North German Lloyd Steamship
company has voted s125,000 for its
seamen's fund and $4,000 to bedivided
among the staff III commemoration OF
its jubilee
A bill has been presented in the Ital-
ian parliament to reduce the duty on
coal from $3.50 to $3.50. This will
work almost exclusively to the profit
of the United States.
The French minister of the colonies
has signed "A contract with the lndo.
China company for the completion OF
a line of railway from Laokai, China,
on the frontier, TO Yunansen.
NJ. Sukhonin, editor of the Worlds
Messenger at st. Petersburg, who was
indicted on the charge of sedition in
printing Count Tolstoi's article, "The
Only Way" has been acquitted.
Owing to the alarming mortality
from spotted fever in Belfast, due, it is
alleged, TO unsanitary conditions, the
British government has appointed a
royal commission to inquire into the
situation.
The house in Leyden, Holland, in
which Rembrandt, the celebrated
Dutch painter, was born 800 years ago,
was destroyed by fire. The building
had for a long time been a place Of
pilgrimage for lovers of art.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-02-28
Peonir Talked About.

Isaac Nj. Keeier, Tor more than fifty
years editor OF the Fremont tOhio)
Journal, died, aged eighty-ive years.
Bishop Edward Fitzgerald, Catholic
bishop of Little Rock diocese, died at
st. ~,Joseph's infirmary at Hot Springs.
Ark.
Or. Fri b. Hubert. dean of the di.
1inity school of the University OF chi,
cago. died OF pneumonia after a bret
illness.
Robert 4. Teltord. an old settler,of
Olmsted county. Minnesota and a vet
eran of the Civil war. Is dead at Byron
MINI. His wife died within the last
year..
Gen. George +. Bryant. political god
father OF Senator La Toilette and one
OF the most prominent old settlers OF
Wisconsin. died at his farm near Madi-
son.
Robert Lindblom, for maay years a
leading business man of Chicago. is
dead. MIR. Lindblom was president or
the civil service commission for four
years.
Francis ]. Carmody, assistant Unit
ed States district attorney for the
southern district OF New York, died in
Washington as a result of a nervous
breakdown. He was a son-in-law OF
Senator Plat.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-02-28
Accidental Happenings.

A fire of incendiary origin totally de.
stroyed a sawmill at Evansville. KY
Loss, $4,000.
cambridge, Ohio, a village of 5000,
was swept by fire. The loss is esti-
mated at 500 200.
The German cruiser Medusa collided
with a tug, which was sunk and four
Of her crew drowned.
A dust explosion in a mine at Chan
dler, Ind, fatally injured three miners
and seriously injured ten others.
The supply warehouse of the Ari-
zona Copper company at Clifton, Tex,
was destroyed by fire. Loss, 100000.
Mrs. John Grimshaw and her eight
months-old son James were burned TO
death in their house on a farm near
Royal Oak, Mich.
An unknown dead man, frozen stiff,
was found near a haystack on a farm
six miles from Newton, Pa. Nothing
was found on the body to establish his
identity.
One person was killed and FIVE we're
injured In a fire which did damage
amounting to $4,000 to the plant Of
the Friend paper mills at West Carroll.
ton, Ohio.
Harry l.. Leonard, a first-class gun
ner of the Twenty-fifth company of
coast artillery, was fatally injured AT
Fort Pickens. Fla. while firing a
twelve-inch rifle.
John Kinbon, tank foreman for the
North-W Western railway at Loretto,
Mich, was found dead OF the track
near the tank. He was struck by a
train some time during the night.
Robert Pinch. twelve years old,
dropped dead at a district school at
Ravenna, Ohio. while being punished
by the teacher. The boy had been sub
iect TO heart trouble. but this was un-
known TO the teacher.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-02-28
NEWS OF WEEK SUMMARIZED
IMPORTANT EVENTS AT HOME
AND ON FOREIGN SHORES
BRIEFLY TOLD.
Washington.

Representative Davis OF Minnesota
has introduced a bill To add 20 per cent
10 salaries OF all civil employees OF the
government not receiving more than
$4,000 a year, whose salaries have not
otherwise been increased at this ses.
sion of congress.
IL was openly admitted in the state
department that the United States
government is negotiating a treaty
with Japan, under which the Japanese
government will refuse to issue pass
ports 10 japanese coolies desiring TO
come to the United States.
President Roosevelt gave what is be.
Iieved to be his final word on the sab
ject OF tariff revision at a SPECIAL ses-
sion of congress this summer. He will
not call a special session. He has as
serted that in his opinion there is not
sufficient general demand for tariff re-
vision.
Col. Simon Michelet, United States
Indian superintendent at White Earth,
has been ordered to Washington for
the purpose Of settling the additional
indian allotment at White Earth,
Mimi. The allottees claim that they
are prevented from selling or dispos-
ing Of their timber.
The senate passed a house bill pro
viding that the secretary of the inte-
rior may select any individual Indian
who may be deemed capable OF man
aging his or her owl affairs and place
to the order of such Indian the amount
of his or her share of the tribal FUNDS
in the treasury. 1t also provides for
such allotment to Indians who are
blind, decrepit or helpless from old
age.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-02-28
Domestic.

The California legislature has pass
ed a bill prohibiting gambling or bet.
ting at race tracks.
The first automobile show ever held
on the Pacific coast is being held In
the Coliseum at San Francisco.
All train employees of the Duluth,
South Shore & Atlantic railroad are
to be given an increase in wages.
The Missouri senate has passed q
bill prohibiting newspapers of the
state from publishing entries OF re-
suits of any horse race.
Mrs. Zabrowski, wife of a Polish
miner at Middleboro, KY, gave birth
to five children, three girls and two
boys. All Of the children are living
and doing well.
Esther Mitchell, who has been in
Jail at Seattle since July, charged with
the murder of her brother, George
Mitchell. has been sent to the state
asylum for the insane.
Gov. Hughes has recommended to
he New York senate the removal from
Office of Otto Kelsey, state superin-
tendent OF insurance, on the ground Of
u~nhtness for the position.
In compliance with a petition from
the cattle raisers of Cuba, Gov. Ma
COON has drafted a decree repeating
the present law, which prohibits the
slaughtering of female cattle.
A bill has been introduced in the
New Jersey Legislature to abolish un-
derground dungeons in the state pris-
on. This is the result of a movement
started by Mrs. Florence Maybrick.
The movement to get the various
states t. make the pure food laws uni
form with the recent national pure
food law has been concentrated into
an active campaign and will reach the
legislatures Of vyery state.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-02-28
Crimes and Criminals.

Fred Foster, after weeping over the
grave of his sweetheart, Estella Cos
tello, at Mount Olivet cemetery, at
Joliet, H.. committed suicide by TAX
ing poison.
Charles Rumble, who. on Nov. %
last, killed Frank j. Emery, proprietor
of the Kentucky hotel, Kansas City,
KarM, was found guilty of murder in
tile second degree.
: After shooting his divorced wife
three times and inficting serious in
juries. Louis M~azoretski of Vancouver,
Wash. tent a bullet through his own
head, killing himself instantly.
While escorting a Young at
Calumet. Mich, James Fisher was
shot In the eye and blinded by an UNI
identified assailant. 1t is believed that
the shooting was inspired by jealousy.
Seating herself upon the steps at the
front of her home at Coin, Iowa. Mrs.
George Holcomb cut her throat with
her husbands razor. Mrs. Holcomb
had beer In i'll health. IT, is believed
she cannot o
G. s. Corridor. a professional base
ball pitcher, who played a portion of
last season with the Philadelphia Ma
tional league club, is under arrest at
Kansas City. charged with passing
worthless checks.
Robert Lewis and Henry Allen,
charged with grand larceny. escaped
from a cell at the police headquarters
in New York by knocking down the
turnkey. Allen was recaptured after
a chase, but Lewis got away.
Frank Hoffman, under death sen
tence with Mrs. Aggie Myers for kill
ing Clarence Myers, the woman's hus.
band, attempted TO commit suicide in
his cell in the county Jail at Kansas
City by stabbing himself In the breast.
He may die.
Alexander Baccio. an italian. was
shot and killed and Tony Rimalhy seri.
ously wounded at New Galilee. Pa.
Michael Brackney. accused of the
shooting, is still at large. The killing,
ii Is said, was the result Of j~ealously
over . young woman
A woman giving the name Of Mrs.
anderson tried to desert her month
old baby at the Travellers home at
Webster City. Iowa. She left on the
train. presumably for Minneapolis,
where she claimed TO live. She was
a~nprehended several stations north.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-02-28

Mrs. Bertha Bandway, a handsome
young woman, committed suicide in
New York. She left a note in which
she said that a dear friend had died
and she could stand 1t no longer"
After threatening to kill his eight
children and fatally injuring his wife
by beating her on the head with a re-
volver and setting fire to a mattress
on which she lay, William j. Rush OF
South Bend, Ind, committed suicide.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-02-28
ACTIVE POSSIBILITIES IN CENTRAL
AMERICA HAVE CON-
MENCED.
MARCH AGAINST NICARAGUA
MOST FORMIDABLE uPHEAvAL
EVER KNOWN IN CENTRAL
AMERICA.

City of Mexico, Feb. 24.-"War is an
actual condition in Central America.
said Under Secretary Of State Algeria
last night.
We have received a message from
tie Mexican consul general at Gegu.
cigalpa, Honduras, which says:
Minister of Foreign Affairs OlIon
that active war has been
declared against Nicaragua. President
Bonilla is now at the head of the Hon
duras troops and marching to the
frontier to meet the forces of Presi-
dent Ielaya.'"
Salvador viii Get Into IT,.
In response TO a question as to the
attitude of Salvador in the struggle
Mr.. Algeria was %reticent, but when
assured that the Associated Press had
received information that this republic
would become involved as an ally of
Honduras he admitted that the depart
ment had received kilograms corrobo.
rating this.
A high official. who asked that his
name be not used at this time. said.
Involve All Central America.
You may state that this upheaval
perhaps will be the most formidable
that has ever occurred in Central
America. At first it will be Honduras
and Salvador against Nicaragua, but
from information which we have OBJ
tanned we know that Guatemala will
be the ally of Nicaragua.
This will mean that all Central
America will be in a state of war, with
the exception of the republic of Costa
RIGA. AS to her attitude we are uncer-
tain"
1t has been officially stated that the
proposed intervention of the United
States, Mexico, Guatemala. Salvador
and Costa RIGA in the Nicaraguan dis
was initiated too late to secure
the desired results.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-02-28
oRueeEo; HOUSE ROBBED.
Daring Thieves Work in Broad Day
light in Minneapolis.

llqht IN minneapolis.
Minneapolis, Feb. %. Mrs. A. l..
Pipes. housekeeper for II. Z. Walker,
was drugged and robbed in her home
late yesterday afternoon by two bold
thieves who wore no masks. The rob
berry was one of the most daring ever
committed in Minneapolis, and Mr..
Walker says it's success was due indi-
rectly to the dog muzzling order of
Mayor Haynes, for that prevented Mr..
Walkers bull dog from becoming a
factor in the affair.
After he had heard the story Of the
robbery MI. Walker began a search OF
the house and found that the robbers
had taken $50 from a purse as well as
q valuable gold watch. The police
were called in o o after. but so far
they have obtained no clues that
would be of value To them.
Mrs. Pipes is not i'm a dangerous
ongereu condition.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-02-28
TO REDUCE
italy Ready to Join in Simultaneous
Movement.

Rome, Feb. 26.-From the work OF
Prof. De Martens, Russian imperial
councillor OF state, which already mas
begun here in connection with the
forthcoming session of The Hague tri-
bunal, 1t appears that Italy, recogniz
ing the necessity for peace, will sin
cerely cooperate in any movement
leading to concord on the question oil
the simultaneous reduction OF arma
ments or the lessening~ of the dangers
and disasters of var
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-02-28
TEARS STREAM DOWN HER GRIM.
SON CHEEK AS MR.. JEROME
PROBES HER PAST.
SHAMEFUL SECRETS LAID BARE
RELATIONS WITH WHITE CON.
TINuED AFTER RuiN-oTHss
INDlscRETIoNs.

New York, Feb. -. 49, Under the
stress of a cross-examination in which
District Attorney Jerome gave no
quarter, Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
broke down yesterday upon the wit
ness stand. With binding tears burn.
ING their way down cheeks which
from ashen white had flushed 10 erin.
son, she admitted that after her first
experience with Stanford White her
relations with the architect continued
for several months. But this was not
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