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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-30
II HAVE NOT THE BEE"
s. Upcle ice Gamer Declares as
10 Presidential Nomination.
SPEAKS OF NEXT CONGRESS
Would Rather Continue Making u .
Success In His Psrty's Interest than
Nave Presidency Offered Him on .
Golden Salvee.

New York, Aug 90. -rongrcssmcn
Joseph q. Cannon. OF Illinois. who Is
a guest OF Congressman Joseph &.
Gibiey. OF Pennsylvania. on cruise
through tine Thousand Hands on MIR
Sibley's yacht. Is quoted by the AL
Sxander bay correspondent Of the
Herald as saving IN AN interview IN
reply to que ations regarding bis pos-
sibe candidacy for the presidency:
Am l 4 Candidate for the Republic
an nomination for PRESIDENT No. l
have not the bee. per sOnaMy. Would
I scce nj the nomination" No citizen
Aas ever declined II or ever will. l
would rather continue making the
next session OK congress success so
chat my party W.T. deserve and win
success in 1895 tran have tie prrsi-
dency rendered to me on a golden
eaIver.
Now, to make this point. II con-
xrras does not act wise at the next
session: II II Is not actudt''d BY calm
ness and patriotism. II 1t makes d
great mistake and fails to meet tn"
approval Of the reasoning American
Dublic. there will Vt be much need
for the election Gf Ge'rrates 70 the
next national COW n,joi OF TIE lie
publican party. Ia H., great masses
are men not talking politics row.
continued the speaker.
"They are busy. Their ambition 10
20 see that nothing Is done TO make
them Idle. This country Is very
prosperous II would be q crime II
congress should do anything at this
time to upset business and It might
make mistakes in nalf dozen ways.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-30
American "a, Assoc ation.

Portland, Me-. Aug. 2S.-The ca.
pacity OF the city hall was severely
taxed Wednesday by those who desired
to hear the annual address before the
American BAR association convention
by Ri. Hon. James BrEe. British
ambassaiur 70 the United States. A
large aElount OF business was in Or
der "Wednesday. including the pomi-
nation and election Of officers and re-
ports of special committees on classi-
6ca lion Of the law.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-30
SOLDIER ACQUITTED.
Accidentally Killed . Woman While
Shooting At q Prisoner.

Sauli Sic. Marie, Mich. Aug. %.
Announcement was maize here that the
cour,martial held here to try Private
Cyrus Gillette. Of Fl. Brady. who &C.
cidcntally saot and killed Miss Eliza
beth Cadenhead. Of Ferguson. Ont. +.
last July. returned . verdict OF ac-
auittal. Gillette shot Miss Caden-
head while shooting at a prisoner.
who was trying to escape from rort
Brady.
Prosecution Attorney George B.
Ho!lon said that an effort would be
made to serve a warrant on Gillette
ard have hi mtr!ed in the state courts
on the charcc OF mans.aughter. II
Is sai! that i:,' plea OF Jcing placed
twice in j,uTrr,!y would be used 10
bling IL" proc edings IN the ciV:l
courts 70 Laucht.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-30
Worm Damaging Alabama cetto'

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Aug. z9.-The
boil worm IL doing great damage to
the cotton crop In Escsmbia and the
neiShboring counties. and II spread
Ing to other So; q. q! the state, &C.
cording to reports taat reach Presi-
dent w. II. Seymour, OF the Alabama
cotton association. He taj just re-
ceived a box of the worms from w. }.
Holland. tax assessor OF Escambia
county Mr.. Holland said that he
sent different sizes Of the bolls and
OF insects in order that II might he
seen how Icy work on the plant in
ali its stages. They shOwcd up about
Aug. 20 on a crop that was planted
late and have been 10 busy that ne
viii maize oa!y about third Of a
erou. be SAYS.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-30
VII, Not Go to Summer Home.

New Yo.k. Aug. %. Attention has
again been attracted to ex-Pres1dent
Grover Cleveland by the announce
ment from princeton. y. j.. that he
had given up all hope OF leaving his
aome there for his customary summer
vacation in New Hampshire. because
OF the state OF his health. Mr.
Cleveland has been troubled with at.
tacks OF acute indigo st!on for a mum.
Der Of years and each attack has been
more severe than the one that VAS be.
fore
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-30
CAUGHT IN oGArh TRAP.

-Four pseoo0s cWNaeod In Plee q
chles0o.
Oklahoma City. Aug. 3S.-Search.
ing for an exit from the death trap
that confronted them. and henmed In
on all sides. four persons were Gre
mated In a FIRE on East Grand ~.
eane.
The dead are:
Lillian Rayle.
Virgle Wallace.
Sadie Ward.
Walter Ward.
The fire is believed 20 have been OF
tncendiary origin.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-30
ss4ocxGo 10 oeAr,s.


%" 81 0sisadses 0essras csrsse aosG
Teaois ossaes. =,
Chicago. H.. Aa8. 81. =. c.
ter. Of Chicaao. $50 a DTiooA1
General W. n. Carter. lea1 q t.
department q ~ lalee. q - N
Q. A.. was kilIs1 inetaptly 4ae
nisht - q alaql@lp - saso
b the dairy se1o& ~ uAjvegu
Illinois at CAsDpaisn. vAees 49,
Mr. Carter was Q sDscisl st11snes g;
A 10 ensso0axy u irdustsi11 s(
ins he Had besa ret q ~ -
polishing and cjsaaing . eo01on1
electric and sas chandelier hnn0
from the csiiinS a . rooo = G.
dairy. NJ. G. Rottss. es11e4 e.
dent employe. Wno wes b - o1)o
Ing rosa. hssrias . u6svane ssssa
rushed In and 6osaA Castss - -
killed By electricity. Cassse
been standing upea . bHall sea1Q
AIRY sasi.s. Whine ssasaing - ~
chandelier. Ths sagins W3o -
ed With holsters ertvsa ehfoaJ
concrete aoor and dis sa0p,sese y
circuit.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-30
Cored BY q Bull.

Frankfort. Ind AUG. 20. As the
result of being go.ci by an enraged
bull, Addison Ogi". ore Of the coun
tvs prominent, iaim,r., Is dead Q;
his home near Pic;.a:;!. The aai.
NAL. which lad been always drC1le :.
attacked him wi,hou. warning ARD
sored and .ram!'ed hin In an aw.u'
manner. he lived bus . short time.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-30
A RAIN Or BULLETS
Atlanta Revenue Men Anbushed
BY MoonshinerS
IN MOUNTAIN Businesses
Deputies W,il,,ms and Hinton Nave
Marrow Escape from eiocksoers.
Whose Ul,en pistiitery They Rad
Destroyed.

Atlanta. Aug. "9.-Af,cr one OF tie
enC.t tag.l..:lg experiences IN their ca
rpcrs in t.le government service. two
A,'an Il, .'.lr men have just return
ed to the Headquarters here. 1tat
they are NO, ,lirs dead in tne noun
....l...,. .:cr,l G.. O.i:a Is
not the fa,i,; {. band uf moonshin'
ers.
These mon are y rri'es G. n. W!!-
liams ana T.. j. linton, Of Rcvenu"
Agent Il. V Sans office. and they
Rave just made a report OF The trip
wA:ch nearly cot them ta,i r lives.
A few days ago t..cy wen; III on
trip to ia,r.,l-..te rc:.:;,d Illicit
still In north Georgia. II was la
remote spot CO. NJ. Sans G'esn', care
~ give its locl;ion--and The pcop!e
lSi,r ming thc mGGnS!...!.e stills in this
section OF the state were known Tor
the chances they wonli take In deal.
in; out '.i,h To- reve:nc mon.
The Two DEPUTIES were prepared for
ircubi" an. :A"y approached the To-
ca.i,y with cau'i1l. After con. idera-
a!c wC-k thoy .tc::ci the Place where
the b.cckad. liQuCr VAS being made
and tlcy found II to be quite extern
sive.
Destroy the Still.
A battle for It's possession would
not have surprised them. They
were prepared Tor such an emerge ncy
and. were as watchful as Indians. Ev-
identity the mOonshiners running the
still had been warned Of the approach
OF the hated revenue men for the still
was deserted, but there was evidence
that the owner had not long been
gone. a few hours work was all
needed to destroy the outfit and make
1t worthless for any future operations.
Both men were we'll mounted on
horses secured when the trip vas
started and the return journey vas
made with as much caution as the
visit OF destruction. The officers
had not gone far from the destroyed
still when the crack OF a rife was
heard and bullet whixzrd past their
Ne30S. lutn CAME AuOtHct duu W.
fore either officer had time tn locate
the assassins, there was q fusillade Oi
bullets.
a Rain Of leaden Missiles.
One OF the horses was lift hve
| times. and several OF these shots
narrowly missed the riders. Both
deputies saw II was use..ss to stand
and fight with ambuscaded moonshin
=. ers In the falling light and they sped
! their norsea as fast ~ the rugged
F. trail would permit and escaped.
Deputy Hinton and Deputy VIII
lams are both we'll known in the rev.
enue service and have been in the
| business many years. Each has 4
| reputation for daring and bravery and
their activity In running down moon
! sinner. has made them many enc
| mics In the mountains.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-30

Huntsville. Ala. A1g. 80
young man BY Tie nano g 49,
Davis. q Guntsrsviliss vss killo6 ~
der the wheels a Q 00atAesa 49,
train at Brownsboro. He at1a0U
to board the freight % 4 Doa0oo -
station and, missing his flooding.
under the wheels. He w. 60
when picked up. The body ~ -
ribly mutilatea.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-30

Chattanooga. Tenn. AaS. So
special to the Times fro0 KAo1vi0os
says that John AePAesSo0. Woot.
about . year ago. shot cd 0IDoo
Grant Smith in his own home 40 o.
shot and killed Deputy Sheriff. Walo
when halted BY toe 0mcer.. Va -
Monday sentenced to BE- haaxel ns~e
November There were dSa00eao
scenes in the courtroom when $50
tence was pronounced. =
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-30
"HAo MONEY TO suRM."

Actor Made 0oWslee q Me cseh and
Then kiiled him0eh.
Webster City. Iowa. Aug. Sd
sight Of an astonished crowd. Carl
Presley. a9 actor. Tuesday made
q bonfire in the street Of his pepss
money. threw his jewelry In the sev.
er and then announced to group a
friends that he vas going. 70 Nil hin.
self. He drew . revolver from hts
pocket. walked across the street. and
calling to number Of persoas II the
vicinity to watch him. frsd . bullet
into his brain. He died Instantly.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-30
Peace 10 Assured.

City Of Mexico. Aug. 2e.-It 10 an
'oounced here that peace In Central
America Is now assured through The
Intervention OF the United States Az
Mexico. Formal statenosts Eiv11o
details will probably b issos4 w.
d . few days.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-30
Kaiser Thrown from Home.

Hanover. Prussia. Aug :3.-As
emperor " !ham vas saiI'!ns tne Ve'-
ersns a, the review held here Tues
dav. his horse slipped and t.! throw.
irs his mar.ty to tie stcund. T.;
aro.e INN. ediately without assistance
,n.r-t rou-te' smother horse ant
continued the review.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-30

Washington. Aug. cS.-pvo 0eV
case, % yellow fever have broken 81
n, r!cafuegos. according to . dispotoe
re we'd a. r.c war department fso9Dl
C... S:--raa Ia. !or at MaEia0ao.t
r. ,!,.a'c. s@vs that none OF t1ooo
~, IA ;-e Military camps. an6 o00os
:, - Il, ~ -" cases IN cam are coo~
-. ~;
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-30

Kansas City. Ana. 0.-toeooo0
train No. lo3. - ~ g. lDo0o -
San Francisco Failresd. eassy10o -
Rotary a War Taft. vao vy0GA44 e
s p. y. Tuesday 1Das 0OeonG
Kans. Noas q ~ DaaDsaosq
train men were hsTt. ~ -
vas derailed and 6raSuoa - CO
over the ties. IL Das0oAOogo -
shaken up although ~ tsal1 =
running slowly. 0sssetaSy ~ g
ed In rescuing The scarce DosoeoOouo'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-30
MAY CALL EXTRA SESSION.
Alabama Legislature May Assemble
AGAIN in November.

Montgomery, Ala. Aug. %. Gov
c.uor CU:lEr Is II g. ma, Wednes-
day evening for his vacation. II II
comes up to head him OF. He says
nc Is willing TO let matters take thr1r
course for awhile. 1t now seems
certain that re will call an extra ses-
sion taat will include in the business
OF the session a bin for an ep.lcptic
colony. that passed by the legislature
just ended. being In some way defec-
tive.
Alabama Notes.
The governor has parolCd John n.
CafTey. a negro boy, who was sent up
for highway robbery, the victim being
a motOrman Of the traction company
Tie is son Of Abe Caffey. who Or
ganized negro soldiers in this section
for the Spanish American war. The
boy Is an epiieptic aud the street rail-
way people. with many others. asked
for his release.
Commissioner OF Agriculture Will
kinson Is away on . tour OF Cullman
county, where he is talking crops ia
the people Of that section. While he
il away Chief Clerk Wilkinson and
Clerk Billingsiea are looking after the
ONCE. Reports OF the boil worm IN
Escambia county are being made to
toe office. and vii lbe looked into.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-30
| KILLED, | INJURED
Fatal Collision % Queea aud
Crescent koute.
OCCURS NEAR CHATTANOOGA


Chattanooga. Aug. "a collision
occurred about Z o'clock Wednesday
morning beiw ees the Florida Limited
passenger train. southbOund. on the
Queen and Crescent Route line, and.
. Southern railway switch engine a.
Citico yards, one mile north Of tnis
city. ~
Engineer Charles Carter. Of SQD
ersct. KY. Vas Instantly killed. 8
Fireman 8. 3. Thompson also q
Somcrsct. Ky. Vas fatally iajoro1 =
Both traInmea we're running H.
second section Of No. : from Cine1Qs,
,Aasi. IA.
Both engines we're dsmolisAsd. ~
the coaches renaincd Oh the track.
No passsnssrs ars sepores6 - 49,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-15

"Tircture of Iodine iniec ted
into the veins near the bite will
stop the poison spreading to
the rest of the system and will
cure the victim without discom-
fort to him of rattlesnake bites, -
is the statement of DR.. Phelps a
reputable physician of Denver,
Col. II have tried iodine on
man and animal ever since 1
graduated from college, lmore
years ago than l like to remem-
Der now, and it has never faile d
me. 1t is efficient not only in
the case Of rattlesnake bite,
but also in the case of mecca sin
snakes, tarantulas, scorpions
and other reptiles of that
nature. No man should die of
snake bite in these days when
such a simple remedy is at hand
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-15

Yes. i. has been a long, hot
and dull season, but not many
days now remain before things
in Madison will take on a dit
ferent look. The cotton and
other crops are ripening in the
fields, the merchants are away
in the market cities buying
their goods and in the course OF
a few days the gins will begin
to hum, the cotton and corn roll
in from the country districts
and everybody will get busy,
Prospects are good for fine
crops and what is more to the
point it looks like good prices
viii prevail. Let US al get
ready for the prosperity which
is looming before as.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-15
The Apalacbicola Times very

The Apalacbicola Times very
truthtully remarks that II the
people were careful to select
competent men to make tue
laws, there would be less WORK
for the courts to do Men are
100 often selected to fill posi-
tions OF public trust because
they are good fellows and know
how to mix" although ther
competency tor this particular
work is so small that their
inconpetency is painfully APP
parent to the most superhclal
observer. OF course the people
are to blame. although they
refuse to assume respon-
sibility upon occasion.-Pensa'
cola News.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-15

With this issue of the New
E lterprise we are mailing to
e cry registered voter in Madi
son county a copy Of the print
ed laws enacted by the Legisla
ture of 1907. The law requires
that the newspaper publishing
these laws must mail a copy Of
the paper containing them to
each registered voter in the
county and we took the registra
ton list as published by the
supervisor and went right down
the line marking a paper with
the name of each man thereon
1t is possible that great many
will not get the paper but that
is no fault of ours as we have
tracked the law as closely as
We could. We have a few cop
les lett over and if you don't
get it in the paper call at the
office and we will be glad to
supply you
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-15
THURSDAY, AUGUST IS, 1907.

Rev. DR.. q. A. Nunndlly. the
distinguished Georgia educator,
who was once president OF
Mercer University, has accepted
the presidency Of c Of u m b i d
College. the new Baptist insti
tuition at Lake City. This is
good fortune for the new COL
lege and gives it a start of
with the very best OF all as
sets, thoroughly efficient
executive head.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-15

Monday, September Both, is
che date set by the county COM
nissioners CT Putnam county
for the holding of a wet" or
-"dry" election. Such an cleo
ton was held in that county a
few years ago and the liquor
people won out in walk. The
prospects are that in the com
ing election the prohibition ele
ment will gain the victory. The
Palatka News has promised its
support to the prohibition cause
and we doubt rot but that the
T,mes.Herald will-if it has
not already-do the sane thing
whoop 'em up, brethren. You
can help the cause powerfully.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-15

1t is stated as a positive fact
that Hon. Dannette II. Mays o.
Jefferson county will become 4
candidate before the primariC 5
and enter tile race for the third
tire for the governorship OF
Florida. Mr.. Mays evidently
believes firmly IN the old song
IF at first you don't succeed,
try. try again"
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-15

Last weeks issue of the Flori
d. sun came out So uarely tor
State Prohibition The cause
has an able advocate in editor
L'Engle. not outstanding his
eleventh hour conversion. AL
whiskey advertisements have
been cropped from the columns
Of The Sun.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-15

Judge Malone over in Gads-
den county has upheld the re
cent prohibition election Of that
county in which the dry side
won out, and Quincyites have
made up their minds to the fact
that the county is dry and
will continue so. When the PEG
ole spea ak it is OF no use to pro
long the fight. Accept your
medicine gracefully and you
will be better thought Of.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-15

TIL. Greenville News made
it's appearance last Thursday.
II is or'ght. we'll printed six
column folio and 'boosts"
Gre enville to beat the band.
Indeed one would infer from a
perusal Of its pages that Green
Vile is Madison county and
Florida combined. j. w. Bishop,
county commissioner, is its
editor. We feel somewhat hurt
that we were not favored with
a copy of the first issue but are
living in hope that the New
Enterprise will be put upon the
exchange list of the News.
Greeuville is a nice little town
and if brother Bishop keeps on
in succeeding issues boosting
the town as he has commenced
there is no telling where the
growth of Greenville will end.
Success TO the new Greenville
News.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-15

Texas is in the Joys OF a pro
hibition wave. The uewspa-
pers of that far of State are
agitatlng the enactment OF Il
prohibition law by the legis-
lature when it meets in 1909
A great many counties have
been dry for years and the et-
fort to make all of them so is
apparently meeting with popu-
lar favor. We predict that in
a short while prohibition will
be the supreme question IN
every southern state.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-15

While out strolling the other
evening citizen passed a house
from which emanated the
strains of music from a piano
and the throat of a charming
Young lady. The only words
he caught from the song were
something about "dear moth
err" Passing on and turnir 6
down a side street he saw
through a kitchen window and
the dear mother with her arms
buried to the elbows in pan OF
dough, and the sweat streaming
down her wrinkled face was
singing, We'll Work Til Jesus
Comes. "-Exchdnge.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-15

1t required an official count in
Mississippi to determine which
of the two Senatorial candi-
dates were elected-Varda man
or Williams. The official count
gave the victory to Williams by
a majority of something more
than SIX hundred. We must
confess to a gladness that vii
liams won the game. While we
DO not admire the man we have
d little more admiration for him
than we have for Vardaman.
and then another point 20 be
considered is that his victory
takes him out of the House
where as minority leader he
had Il chance sometimes TO help
democracy-but didn't do it
and puts him in the Senate
where along with other pluto
Gratis OF his ilk nothing will be
expected Of him and he will not
be a disappointment to the
South.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-15

When VIII Bryan comes back
from the tall timoers Of Maine
there is liable to be something
doing" in the announcement
line-Pensacola News. We
have caught a rumor that the
handsome young lawyer OF
Duval is thinking seriously OF
Jumping INTO the gubernatoriaI
race. Is that what you mean,
Mr.. Crawford? VIII Bryan
would make a whirlwind race
f he should enter, and that's d
fact.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-15

1t is said by'lknowing ones
that Gov. Broward will call an
extra session of the Legislature
to receive the'report of the in
vestigating committee and for
other pur poses. -Ocala Banner.
When will Dit be called al d
what is meant by "other pur-
poses9"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
TOO LATE TO ACT
CORTELYOU TALKS OF PROPOSAL
 OF PRESIDENT.
Thavs Trial Will He Concluded Before Decision Can Be Reached-Care-
 fuI Examination by Attorney General BOnaparte.

Washington. Feb. 12.-After the cab- met meeting today Postmaster Gen. eraI Cortelyou made statement about the communication addressed to him yesterday by the President, asking if 1t was feasible to bar from the mails newspapers printing the disgusting particulars of the Thaw trial
 He said he had turned over to the Attorney General papers of somewhat similar cases, together with court de- cisions. with request that he read them. Mir. Cortelyou will discuss the matter later with the Attorney Cen eral.
 The officials of the Postoffiee Depart ment practically admit that 1t is too late to do anything that can have a bearing on the publication of the Thaw trial as by the time the Attorney Gem eral has looked carefully into the case the trial will probably be nearing an end.
 The difficulty of making any fixed regulation on the subject for future application Is also recognized by the Postoffice Department officials as no two cases present exactly the same points.
 Attorney General Bonaparte will make a careful examination of the pa pers submitted 10 him, which include a number of newspapers containing vor- batim reports of the trial. before he renders an opinion,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
NEW FEDERAL JUDGE
CLAYTON GETS HIS BILL THROUGH
 HOUSE.
AppoIntee Must Reside In Blrminx ham After He Is Named By President. Mcasure Hs Now Before the
 Eenafe.

Washington. D. G., Feb. 12--tSpe- cial )-Representatise Clayton, so far as the House Is concerned, has won his point as that body today passed the bill providing for United States judge for the Northern District of Ala bama.
 It is also pending before the Senate, having been introduced there by Gener- el Pettus. It is thought the Senate will soon concur in the measure. The House bill as originally introduced was amended today by the insertion of two words. In the closing paragraph of the bill introduced by Mir. Clayton was this sentence: ~And provided that the judge appointed under this act shall res side in Birmingham in said district.''
 The amendment referred to comes in after the word sthat.s and reads ''af- ter appointment" he shall reside etc.
 No information can yet be obtained as to whether of not President Roose- welt will appoint exGovernor Mon- tague of Virginia. in place of Judge SuumervIiie of Aiabarna, on the Board of General AppraEsers New York City. 4 Mr. 1soeb, Secfstas$ to the President will shy nothing on the subject. and friends of Mir. Montague declare he has heard nothing to Indicate that he Will receive the appointment.