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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-20
TRAIN JUMPS TRACK.

Eight Coaches DeraiIed and One Per-
 son is Injured.
 Meridian. Miss, Sept I9.--The seven coaches an dthe mail car of an Ala bama and Vicksburg Railroad passen- ger train jumped the track at Forrest. Miss. today and only one person was injured. A clerk in the mail car which rolled completely over was severely bruised. A breakdown on the tender was responsible for the accident.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-20
Pone,n Brother pead.

Mantua, Italy. Sept. 19.--Angelo Sar- to a brotliAr of Pope Plus x. died here today. Hes5was a country postmaster.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-20
WEATHER ronEcAsr.

washfngfon. sept. 1p.--For Alabama --scattered showers Friday ana proba- bly Saturdays hsht winds, mostly east.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-20
WOMAN IN NIcK's PARTY
GETS LOST IN THE wOoI

q Grand Canyon. Ariz.. Sept. D. q Mrs. Frank Joy, wife of Frank q Joy of St. Louis, and member of . Congressman Nicholas Longworth's . party, strolled into the woods here . yesterday, and becoming confused c regarding directions, wandered c about ten miles.
 The power plant whistle was \ sounded and a searching party of q white men and several Navajo q Indians found her in the Long q Jim Canyon about g o'clock in the 6 evening. somewhat fatigued and 0 badly frightened. c The incident caused consider . able excitement. The Longworths . left here later for the East.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-20
SHARP EARTHaUArxE- SHOCK
 xa rurr, TW ~aT,usoux,r,

Redlands. Cal. Sept. 1s.-A sharp earthquake shock was felt {
 at 5:45 o'clock this evening, The { , vibrations were from north to { south. The duration of the loud {
 rumble was two seconds. while (
 that of the shake was one second. {
 No damage is reported. though the {
 shock Is the heaviest in eight {
 years. z
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-07

The house adopted the report of
the conference committee on II. b. is,
king the maximum railroad fare
2 Y cents mile and providing for a
! ,oOo-mile mileage book interchange
able between the adult members Of
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-07

intoxicating liquors; 195, requiring
publication Of list Of liquor licenses;
119. redemption of real estate from
tax sale; 1913, salary and expenses Of
county superintendent; 199, defining
Intoxicating liquors; 275, sheriff super
visor of weights and measures 2S2,
penalty for obstruction Of telephone
lines; 214, county commissioners to-
dispose Of property obtained through
forfeiture or otherwise; 237, supreme
court stenographer;; organizations Of
villages or cities in more than one.
county; 203, publication Of accounts
of corporations.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-07
MENoKEN

J. Slater and family spent Sunday
at the home of II. Paul and family
We noticed big smoke in the ".
Cramer neighborohood and Vint says
he was only building a fire to keep
the mosquitoes away while he was do
ing the milking.
Ed. Armstrong was in the city Sun
day.
A. Sundermeyer was a Capital City
caller last week.
Il Don't forget THE debate between
Mckenzie and Menoken next Friday
night, March s, 1907 Subject for de-
bate, Resolved that the prosperity of
the country Depends more on its
Government than its Resources
Every body come and have a good
| time !.
Louis Wetzel and Ed. Vanderburg
spent very pleasant evening at the
home of Mr.. Smith and family Tues
| day. Il
/
Friday night, the total receipts for the
evening amounted to twenty-one dol
liars; it was used for the preachers
i salary.
Louis Wetzel started for the coal
mine last Thursday for load of coal
/ He lost his way and was headed for
" Cramers when he noticed he was
lost and after driving for a while he
found the right road and about noon
found the Menoken coal mine. He
proceeded to load his sled and got
home about six thirty that evening.
| We will soon have some more new
neighbors as they expect to move in
this week
81. Beach is working for H Rhud,
the lumber man in Bismarck He ex-
poets to do some carpenter work.
Lena Ebeling is staying at True
Waldorfs now. @;s
Mrs. Clara Soul is spending few
days with her parents, H. Klipstein.
The Linton train is making it's daily
trips again. The people are glad they
can go to the Capital City and back
again in the same day.
Knute Westerhiem and w. c. Gray
arrived in the city yesterday from
Tower City; they also visited the
capitol.
Frank Mccormick, local agent for
the Washburn Ignite Coal company,
left for business trip up the Linton
branch Yesterday, in the interest of
his company
w Z. Nickols, representative for
the Advance Threshing Machine COM
pany, was business visitor in the
Capital City Tuesday from Fargo.
Frank Howe is confined to his home
on Sixth street with an attack Of
lagrippe.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-07
For Sale.

Choice residence lots on newly com
structed water and sewer lines. Cor.
ner lots or inside lots as preferred.
$500 for so feet. $500 for Is feet.
$3.50 for 200 feet.
Lots in Sturgis' addition, good loca-
ton; s35 to s45 per lot.
Many other lots In different parts
OF the city at moderate prices.
See the owner, j. S. Kanuss.
First NatI. Bank Block
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-07

a The safe, certain, reliable little pills
that 90 not gripe or sicken are Dade,s
Little Liver Pills. Best for sick head
aches, billiousness and lazy Hvers.
Sold by Lenhart Drug co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-07
TIL CITY

THE WEATHER. =
Snow and colder on Thursday. &
Maximum IS above, minimum, 90 = =
~ below. "a =
The Guild The Ladies Guild meets.
today, THURSDAY, at 80, with Mrs. :.
>. Hardy. I,
NJ. ri. C There will be meeting
of the Woman's Relief Corps, Friday
afternoon March 8, at 2::S0 o'clock, at
the home Of Mrs, w A, Dillon, 4O2
Fourth street.
Married Judge Mckenzie issued,
yesterday morning, a marriage license
to Carl Schulz Of Bismarck, and
Emelia Baumgart Of Arnold, and Rev.
Menges OF the German Evangelical
church performed the ceremony yes
terday afternoon.
Entertained Last night Senator
and Mrs. Talcott entert tanned a few OF
tieir friends at Romans cafe at sup
per plates being set for fourteen.
Those present were: General and and
Mrs. MrCue, Senator and Mrs IA
s Moure, Misses Elizabeth and Ara
Wagner, Miss Montague, Sheriff Hunt
.of Fargo, Gov. Lewis, Senator Hanna,
Senator and Mrs. Talcott and son.
zine Time at the Rink There was
an immense crowd at the roller skat-
ing rink last night and all had q
glorious time skating to the music Of
the Commercial Club band which
made the skaters go around without
\ any EFFORT on their part at al. The
band viii be at the rink again FRIDAY
i night and those who enjoy real bang
up good time should make note Of tbs
TACT.
Queer Storm asst night severa
persons reported seeing vivid lightning
and hearing thunder during the early
part Of the evening when the snow
was falling fastest and the wind blow
ing hardest. Down IN Washington
Tuesday night they had similar
storm when the chief Of the weather
bureau said the phenomenon was
caused BY the passing high overhead
OF an cipient cyclone. Pistsburg also
= reported the same kind Of storm
Tuesday night, so Bismarck is strictly
in the fashion. In some quarters the
thunder Is attributed to the members
Of the house who had to disembark
from the trolley car at the capitol
curve and walk down from the night
session after paying their fares!
Forged Order Jhas, Low. young
man about ~ years Of age, has ben
arrested on q charge Of forging an
4 order supposed to have been given
him By Mrs. Nels White. Low was in
the employe 81 Nels Whites dray line
for short time, and went to Barbie
Brothers got suit of
clothes, pair OF shoes and hat,
amounting about sis. Not having
the money he rave an order on his
employer, Mr. White, but on an In
vestigation I'll was found the order
was forged. A warrant was issued
and Low was arrested and placed In
the county Jail to await q hearing.
Low has done crooked work before.
Last June having been arrested for
petit larceny. He was also in the
reform school about six years ago.
McGIory Trial Frank McGlory,
otherwise known about town ais six
Shooter, was placed on trial yester-
\ day before Judge Winchester la
district court Oh the charge of
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-07
Horses FOR sale j,

81 On section 40, township 1Ss, range
s.. q. ]. Bostrom.
Bismarck. N. q,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-07

Mcclory Trlat Frank McGlory,
otherwise known about town as six
/ Shooters was placed on trial yester-
day before Judge Winchester lii
district court on the charge Of
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-07

I'M arried- Judge Mckenzie issued,
yesterday morning, marriage license
to Carl Schulz Of Bismarck, and ant
Emelia Baumgart Of Arnold. and Rev.
Menges OF the German Evangelical
church performed the ceremony yes
Sterday afternoon.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-07
THE WEATHE.

The Guild The Ladies Guild meets
today. Thursday at go, with with Mrs. :.
>. Hardy. B
w. n. G. There will be 4 meeting
of the " oman's Relief Corps, Friday
afternoon March 8, at 2::s0 o'clock, at
the home 81 Mrs, W. "a. Dillon, 4O2
Fourth street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-01
COLLEGE BASEBALL
 GAMES TODAY

Harvard University vs, Amherst collage at Cambridge. Mass.
 YYniversity of PennSylvania Vs Foro- Aann ColIege at Philadelphia. q Holy Crnas Ys. Princeton at Prince Bartmouth vs. Bowdoin at Hanover university of Maine vs. Brown Uni ye5Nity at Providence, R. l; ,, Columbia University vs. seton hali at South Orange. N. J. Williams College vs. Trinity at Will liamsburg. Mass. ,o co, Stevens-I Institute vs. St. Jonns Col- lexe at Hoboken, N. J. ' Cornell University vs. Pennsylvania state College at Ithaca. N. Y.
 Naval Cadets vs. North Carolina A. and M, at Annapolis. Md. West Point vs. Lafayette at West Union College vs. Rensselaer, Poly 4echnic at Troy. N. Y.
 University of Vermont vs. Colby College at Burlington. Vt. Lehigh University vs. Nlllanova CoiIege at South Bethlehem, Pa.
 UnlxsEstty of Illinois vs. University Oberlip College vs. Uniyersity oI Michigan. at Anna Arbor, Mich.
 Notre Dame University vs. Mon. mouth College at Mormouth, Ill.
 Missouri Ste4A University vs. St. Mary's College at St. MaIy's.
 Albion College vs. Ypsilanti Normal at Albion. Mich.
 Trinity College ys. Wake Forest College at Raleigh, N. c.
 University of Arkansas vs. Drury College at Fayetteville, Ark
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-01

Atlanta is clearly in the lead of the League this morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-01
THE RACES
Results At Jamaica.

neBUltB AL 98m8hC8s
 New York. April s0.-Jockey Walter Miller received Injuries in the first race at Jamaica today which VIII probably keep him out of the saddle for several days He had the mount on Epocha. heavily played at seven to two. but soon after the start Epocha stumbled and fell, throwing Miller and spraining his ankle. JuSgler at to easily won the Corona stakes. the feature of the card. by five lengths.
 First race, selling. five furlongs-- won; Bounding Elk lo2; v; {shiIlins'l Ins l,os sC tMountain) 10 to l.. third. Time. 1:ol Wife. Trey of Spades. Complete ran.
 Second race. selling six furlongs- Barbary Belle. s6 CNotterD to ?, won; ond; Tea Crest, 10s (McDaniel,l [ to l third. Time. i:ls s.s Quinn Braay' mdy Homeless, Glamor. Ace High. and Right and True also ran.
 Third race, six furionss-First Premium. Pre- 11s, fBoossr, ls to |, " won' T. third. Time. 1:1s 1-5 Hot Toddy, Grapple and Demund, ran.
 Fourth race; corona Ia stakes; Ix.,s seiiins' ,og ter.) to |. second; Orphan Lad. .ss. Beckman. to 5, third. Time. 1:44 4-5. orsisnar sscs snd n5 capasnsr gaa savabie. 1o5. tMusgrove.) 4 to l: won; ond: Asora. a. loi. tarand,3 ts i. third; Time l:47 4-5. Master of Craft and communipaw. s7, 1BrusseI.) to 1. won: Miii stone. g. .Henry2 ls to ]; to se'Ya I. third. % Time 'q I .oI. M Pass Him Out. Kernochan, Teos. Hiram. Dr. Lee. Mark Time, Bentinick. Coat of Arms and Thomas Hoy. ran.
 First race, selling; six furlongs-- Robin Hood. 12o; Slickaway. 11s; Chief Hayes, 112; Fustian, Banner 112; Mar vel F.. 10a; Master Lester. 100; Nigger Mike, ss; Autumn Flower. Ss.
 Second race five furlongs; selling Helen B., 1o9; semipro. 1o4. Gold Font. Thorn. 100; William H. Lyon, Ben Rose, Snakewood, Marbles 99.
 Third race. selling: mile and six Maxner, iii; Robador los; Taxer. 1o7; Retort. 106: Water Bearer, 103: Lord TyroIian, ss.
 Fourth race, the Greenfield, i've fur uda. Hartford Boy, Sepoy, Transvaal, no; Aunt Rose, Woodland. Hollister. 107.
 Fifth race. selling; mile and a six teenth--Lally, 109 Marathon, 10S; Punky, 107: Tony Bonero. 106; Coble- skill, Chancellor, L. Stanhope. 103; Eu- dorado, 1o1. Tanager, 100; Umbrella, ys.
 Sixth race, handicap; mile and six teenth--W. H. Carey. 120; Whimsical, Spanker, 106; Philander, lo5; Samuel P. Harris. 102; Tommy Waddeil, 100.
 Siventh race, selling; five furlongs- Mason. 112; Eonite. 107; Youthful, 105; Twigs, 103; Enlist, Toplitski. Con cerned. 1o2; L. soorella II, 1o1; Senator Beckham, 100; Tinker, Bell, Abricada- bra, Raimondo, Mackerel 99.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-01
ATTACK coNsr1ruTroNAI1rY.
Railroads Making Endeavor te Break
 Pr0-Unfon Law.

Washington. April 3o.-Thei constf- nationality of the act of Congress of June l. 1898, prohibiting railroads en- Saged In fnterstae commerce from dis terminating against members of labor organizations in the matter of employ- ment Is called into question by the case of William Adair vs the United States. which was docketed today in the Supreme Court of the United States.
 The case comes to the Supreme Court on writ of error from the United States District Court from the Eastern District of Kentucky. Adair is the master mechanic of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad and he was pro- ceeded against on the charge of threat ening to discharge from the employ of the company a locomotive engineer named Coppage, because the latter was member of the Order of Locomotive Bremen.
 The law which resulted from the Chi- cago strikes of several years ago was invoked for Coppage's protection and the District Court fined Adair $100 The constitutionality of the act was stren- uously attacked by the railroads att torneys and when the case was decided against Adair they brought it to the Supreme Court for the purpose of test ing its validity.
 The case cannot be heard before the next term of the court, beginning in October.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-01
GETS BEFORE COMMISSION.
Rivalry Between Hill and Harrimai
 Causes Them Trouble.


 Washington, April 30.-Rivalry be= tween the Hill and Hartman lines in the Northwest, finally has eliminated in the presentation of the matter to the Interstate Commerce Commission.
 For several months lumber dealers and manufacturers in Washington, particularly, and in the Puget Sound territory, generally, have complained informally to the commission that ow- ing to the refusal of the Hill and Har- riman lines to make them through rates and joint rates, they were unable to get their products shipped to points east of the Cascade Mountains.
 Finally, 1t was suggested to them that they institute formal proceedings under the new rate law to compel the railroads to make such through rates and joint rates. In compliance with tn suggestion, the Pacific Coast Lum- Der Manufacturers Association, the Southwestern Washington Lumber As sociation and the Shingle Mills Bureau today filed complaint with the com mission against the Northern Pacific the Great Northern, the Union Pacific the Oregon Short Line and fifteen other railroads, requesting tho commission to issue orders providing that the rail- roads shall make through and joint ra tes on lumber products from points in Washington via Po:tlano to points of destination east of the Cascade Noun tains.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-01
WHITE HOUSE RECEPTION.
President Entertains officers of thu
 Foreign Navfes.


 Washington, April 30.-One of the most brilliant social functions of the season was given at the White House this afternoon when President and Mrs. Roosevelt entertained at dinner all the principal officers of the United States and foreign navies who participated in the ceremonies attending the opening of the Jamestown Exposition. The dinner, was followed by a reception.
 The dinner guests, numbering about thirty-five, included Rear Admiral Sir George Neville, Captain Goodhope and Captain T. S. Ryan of the British navy; Rear Admiral Prescott, Commodore Kalau won Hope. Captain von Robeur- Paschwitz. Captain Ludwig Rutter von Hopnel and Captain Hebbinghaus or the German navy; Commodore Jose Mo meta of the Argentine navy. Command CT Don virguiomon Morena Vera, Ad- niral George Dewey and Rear Admi- rals Evans, Davis, Thomas and Emery and Captains Hillsbury, Schroeder, Compley and Heilner of the navy; Sec retary Root, Assistant Secretary Ba- con, Assistant Secretary of the Navy Newbury and Colonel Cromwell and Lieutenants Wood, Long. Key and Bull mer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-01
ooo,ooo for battleships. torpedo boats,

o00,o0o for battleships, torpedo boats, etc. The largest appropriation carried by any one measure was $212.091, ,1s3 by the postoffice bill The naval bill carried $9s. .958. .507. the army bill $7s,- 634.5S2 and the pension bill carried $146,143.000.
 The net number of salaries increased is 16,434 at an annual cost of $2,949.- 353. This number includes increases in the salaries of the Vice-President, Speaker of the House, nine cabinet off, ficers, ninety Senators and 396 Rep resentatives and 14.272 employees of the railroad mail service.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-01
NeOs and Notes of Sport

The Richmond team of the Virginja League won its first three games this season.
 The Western League teams opened their season in a blizzard.
 Los Angeles is setting fast pace in the Pacific Coast League.
 Dallas and Fort Worth look to be tze hard-hitters of the Texas League.
 Edward Holland, President of the Three.I League, is Mayor of Blooming ton. III.
 LoOka as though Manager Clymer of the Columbus (Ohio) team has found a good pitcher in George Upp.
 Lindemann and Farmer the former Hoboken- -Ridgewood battery, have signed with the Brooklyn Atlantic Leagle team. They once earned the distinction of defeating both the New York Americans and Nationals in the same week,
 Empires for the new Atlantic League . include Dan Minahan of Troy, Thomas Phelan of Philadelphia, George Fog Horn" Miller of Brooklyn, and George Goodheart of Reading
 So far, 1t looks like a three -cornered fight in the South Atlantic League with Macon, Savannah and Jacksonville in the corners. IA The Western Pennsylvania League. a new organization, is to begin its sea- son today. The schedule provides for 12e games, the season to continue to : @apkembez 20.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-01
CONTRADICT DECLARATION.
British Medical Men Say Alcohol Ca 'A Be Dispensed With.

"A
 London, April 30.-A contradiction oi the .redeciaration in favor of alcohol by the leading English physicians is now published by the medical press over the signatures of dozen physicians including Sir Frederick Treves, Sir James Barr and William E. Wart- Re- ferring to the recent manifesto, the signatures says:
 We gravely dissent from much of its teachings, nor can we accept il as an authorized statement of recog- nized medical opinion on the matter. The signatories say further that they believe alcohol is unnecessary as an article of consumption in the case of healthy men and women and that its general use could be discontinued with out detriment to the worlds welfare Believing, they also say that alcohol is one of the most fruitful sources oi poverty, disease and crime, they are pleased to add that 1t is now sparingly employed as a remedy by a majority of the medical men.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-01
A Reward of Two Hundred and
 Fifty ($250) Dollars.

I, " M Teague. as Mayor ot the City or x<,rsycmeyv hereby offer a REWARD of ssso iTswo Hundred and Fifty Doliars) for lnformation leading to the arrest and con rfcfIon of the party or parties wno nave sr,tntr che toast ten days, shot into the cars nf the Montsomery Traction Company pr placed DYNAMITE upon the tracks or the Eonf ronery Traction Company
 n slao oftcr a reward of s25o.o0 ITwo Hundred and Fifty Doilars) for iniorma. licn leading to the arrest and conyict,on oa a srv marty or parties who may, within the nsxt 30 (Thirty) Days. shoot into tne rsrs If the Montgomery Traction company or niane DYNAMITE upon the tracks or the Montxornery Traction Company
 w M TEAGUE.
 As Mayor of the City of Montgomery wed-fri-gu.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-01
Assumes Control of Theatres.

Kansas City, Mo., April BOA deal was closed here last night by W. H Woodward, President of the Woodward and Burgers Amusement Company, pur- chased the stock of W. J. Burger of Omaha.
 The deal gives Mir. Woodward con trol of the company, which owns five theatres. the Willis Wood and the Au- ditorium in Kansas City; the Grand Opera House in Sioux City, Iowa. and the Boyd and the Burwood Theatres in Omaha.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-01
Tn. Mississippi Teachers.

Gulfport, Miss. April 30.-All the To- cal arrangements have been completed for the reception and entertainment of the visitors who are already beginning to arrive here for the annual conven- tion of the Mississippi Teachers Asso- ciation. Applications for accommo- dations indicate that the convention will be the largest in point of attend ance since the association was organ ized Teachers from every county of the State will take part and an ex- cellent program will be carried out.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-01
TODAY'S SCHEDULE.

Southern League Montgomery at Nashville. Birmingham at Atlanta.
 Memphis at Shreveport (doublt
 header.)
 New Orleans at Little Rocl
 (double header.) National League Chicago at Cincinnati Boston at New York.
 St. Louis at Pittsburg.
 Brooklyn at Philadelphia. American League Chicago at Detroit.
 New York at Boston.
 St. Louis at Cleveland.
 Philadelphia at Washington. Cotton States League Jackson at Meridian.
 Gulfport at Columbus. South Atlantic League. Augusta at Charleston. Jacksonville at Macon. Savannah at Columbia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-01
RaIeigh Music Festival.

Raleigh, N. O., April 30.-Many visit-
 ors have arrived in the city to attend the anual musical festival of the Ral- eigh Choral Society. The festival pro gram consists of four concerts, the ini- tial one will be given tomorrow night ::
 The choral society of 100 voices will be assested by a children's chorus of 25O. an orchestra of thilty pieces and number of well-known soloists. Among the soloists are George Hamlin, toner; William Harper, basso: Mrs. Mary De Moss, soprano; Miss Marga- ret Keys, contralto; Leo Schulz. violin calln. and Lorraine Holloway orKantst.