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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-01
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-01
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The Alaska prospector., 1907-06-13
CYCLONE AT NASHVILLE

Nashville, June 8 - A terrific c. clone swept this section of the country this morning narrowly missing the city. Dozens of dead have been reported so far. They Were mostly caught and killed in the ruins of their homes.
 New York, June S-In an inter- view yesterday evening Howard G"uld's wife told of how they gave swell dinner at their home. and as presents for the guests had large jewels cooked in the individ. ual pies, each guest keeping the gem found in his plate.
 San Francisco, June S-Pros,- cutor Heney Las refused 10 allow Abe Ruef to testify in the Schmitz case. stating that he believed Ruef will try to assist the mayor. With out the testimony of Ruef is is doubtful if Schmitz can be con. vlcted.
 Seattle, June S-Bishop Inno- cent, of the Russian Greek church
 is in the city ,nroute to Alaska, where he will remain for some time. He will be stationed at Sit ka at present.
 Concord, June S-M rs. Eddv's son claims that his mother has been insane for many years, and is now making application to the court for an order confning her to an asylum and appointing an administrator of her estate.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-06-13
FOREMAN CREMATED


 Butte, June S-Ed. McCullom. foreman of the smelter at this place tripped this morning while going along the side of tank of melted copper and fell hea dlong into the molten mass. It was inn possible to take the body from the pot, anu the metal was run out and cooled in a large ingut, in the center of W hich are the charred re- mains of M,Cullom's body. Me- Cull"m was we'll known and very popular in this city. and will be buried by lodge to which he be- longs, Tie ingot containing his remains will be placed in grave in lieu of coffin.
 Brooklyn, June SIR. Boland. an asphalt mixer, was thrown into a vat of boiling tar yesterday and burned 10 ;leath. The deed was done hy some enemies Of the man. but so far their identity has not been disclosed.
 Austin, June S-Capt. Richard son, who was recently dismissed form tie arnv for conduct unbe- coming an officer, committed sui clde here last nigh. Richardson was en 5agei 10 young lady for some time, but changed his mind anl jiltel her, and WIS then court martialcd and dismissed by the president
 Seattle, June S-General Booth arrived this morning from the Orient. In an in erview regarding the feeling toward America in Japan, Ire said that America is the Japanese heaven, and all residents of that country want to come here.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-06-13
Don't Need Insurance?

Are you sure? 271 persons died during 1906, in the first year after they insured in the New Yor< Life. Suppose they ad said Il e same thing. See Cr?ry today.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-06-13
HAYWOOD PRESIDENT


 night Eugene Dehs said that it is the intention of the socialist party to run Haywood for the presidency. He said there could be no doubt of the acquittal of Haywood, and that the notoriety he has received will make him good candidate for the socialists to present.
 Denver, June : 7- Friends of Roosevelt say that if the president is attacked at the proposed d land owners convention here, as was announced few days ago, they will retalia,e by starting prosecu- tlong against number of promi- pent land thieves, who believe themselves immune from prosecu- tiOn on ac count of the time limit.
 San Francisco, June - Abe Ruef will be put on the stand to. day to testify regarding Schmitz's stealings from the publi,. Some sensational testimony is expected.
 Boise, June 7-Harry Orchard continued his testimony yesterday afternoon and number of new facts regarding the assassination of Governor Steunenberg were dis closed. He said that Haywood in sisted on the killing, making the statement that killing the governor would be warning to the higher officials of the country.
 Seattle, June 7-The absconding cashier ot the St. Paul National Bank, was captured here yesterday as he was buying a ticket to leave the city for Alaska. Detectives have been looking for him for sev- eral weeks.
 Bombay, June 7-The town of Kurrochi was wiped out this morn ing by cyclone. The storm threw dozens of ships high and dry on the shore, killing hundreds. Full details have not been secured, but the loss of life is known to be large.
 St. Paul, June 7-The state of Minnesota has started suit against the Standard Oil Co. to oust them from the state, on account of ille- gal trust practices. No date has been set fo" the hearing.
 Newport, June 7-The suit for damages started by sailor who was refused admission to a public
The Alaska prospector., 1907-06-13
AERONAUT LOSES LIFE

morning aeornaut Beach was car ried to sea and lost. As he was ascending, the propeller on the | flying machine broke and he was carried away in view of 100000 helpless watchers.
 Hong Kong, June 7-Intense anxiety is felt at the foreign lcga- lations over the condition of the foreigners and missionaries who are living in the provinces where instructions have started. The wires are all down and roads are impossible so that nothing can be learned regarding them. It is feared that they are being tortured by the revolutionists.
 Seattle, June Tt is believed that August French, an Alaskan. who arrived here recently, has been robbed and murdered. He reached town April 18th and was known 10 nave S1O,OOO in cash with him. 1 The day after his arrival he was seen on Main street, but nothing has been seer or heard of him since. It is believed that he was murdered for his money.
 Tokio, June 7-Rioting has started at the Besslyn Copper mines, all of the miners having armed themselves and r,vcIted against the government. Six reei- ments have been sent 10 quell the trouble.
 Washington, June 8 - It has been found that President Harri- man was promised immunity from prosecution when he testified be- fore the interstate commerce com mission. and as a conscouence il will be inn osslhle to prosecute him as was intended.
 CIeyeland, June S. Driven in. sane ny grief over the loss of their mother, two little girls, aged ten and twelve years, committed suicide yesterday. The sisters, i Margaret and Helen Curtis. agreed to kill themselves. and mixed q large amount of poison with their food. They died soon after ea.ino
 Canton. June S-Those who are active in the different rcbellions in thIs country are generally spoken of by the common people as pat- riots; the sympathy of the mass, < being with them. Foreigners here
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03

thority of the court. Section 5399 Is to prevent by fine or Imprisonment not to exceed six months, any person from attempting by threats to intimi- date any officer of the court of the United States from the discharge of his duty in serving papers of the court.
 Under authority given by several such provisions the rule was issued. 1t will be recalled that the Executive Department has caused public notice to be given that the orders of the United States Court must be obeyed, and the authority of the court respec- ed It was also announced publicly that ment would be behind every order and every act of the court. This public notice was given, with Alabama es- pecialy in view. It Is further known that Judge Jones is determined to have every order issued from his court re- spected and carried out.
 The alleged remarks of Solicitor Steagall are not regarded as being of a specially serious nature. But the pres- ent time is regarded as being very critical. Public sentiment is in an acute state over the litigation and i'll advised talk. 1t is held, may do great harm. It is also thought that prompt action in all cases would avert more lenses against the authority of the court in the future.
 Deputy United States Marshal left last evening to serve the papers on Mir. Steagall. There is no arrest. The So- licitor is cited to appear in court and make a statement as to his alleged remarks
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03
BODIES ARE RESCUED
MANY MINERS ARE STILL ENToMB-
 ED IN MINES.
It is Opinion of Mine Oflicials That Un- fortunate Men Have Already succumbed to Deadly

Pittsbure, Pa, Dec 2.-Up to mid night thirteen bodies had been recov- cred from the Naomi Mine of the Unit ed Coal Company near Fayette City. Two of these had previously been ident- flied but eleven of the bodies, horribly charred by the fire following the ex- plosion were left at the bottom of the shaft so that efforts to reach other victims might not be delayed through removing the dead ones to the surface where frantic women and children are awaiting news of the fate of loved ones.
 There is a possibility that the ex- plosion last night occurred so close to the men that they were killed by its force or the resultant fall of tons of rock and earth.
 Since shortly after g o'clock last night. a large force of rescuers have labored almost constantly in an effort to reach the imprisoned men. The work has been necessarily slow on ac- count of the wreckage and the after damp.
 A score or more of the rescue party have been compelled to go to their homes suffering from the poisonous gas. Two of the men are In a critical condition. All day long a crowd esti- mated at 1000 persons have stood aboat the mouth of the nife. awaiting some news from the entombed men. Hun dreds ol these persons are relatives or friends of the unfortunate miners.
 Some of the rescuefs believe the end of their search will come late to- night, while others do not look for this until tomorrow. Tn the meantime, t Is the opinion of all that the men are dead
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03
SIXTIETH CONGRESS OPENS
 AMID BRILLIANT SCENES
A BRUTAL MURDER
WHITE WOMAN MISSIONARY KILL
 ED BY MExICANs.
Mounted Police Have Gone to The Scene Of Tragedy And . Thorough Investigation
 Wi1l Re Made.

Sante Fe. N. M, Dec. Miss Agnes Templeton, the only white woma mis- sionary at the Baptist Indian Mission at Val Verde, Rio Arribac county. was brutally murdered yesterday either by Mexicans or Indians. An unconfirmed report says that Miss Templeton was assaulted before being put to death. David Martinez Y. Sanchez in under ar rest as suspect.
 The first news of the murder was contained in brief telegram received today from Taos by district Judge Mc- Fie. Summoning the mounted police, Judge McFie and District Attorney Gortner accompanied them to valverdo to make a thorough investigation and take such action as they deem neces- sary to capture the murderer or mur- dererS A posse was also formed al Taos to take part in the capture.
 Miss Templeton's body, mutilated almost beyond recognition. 1t is re- ported, was found in a grove near the school house. Sanchez. who was arr rested on suspicion has been brought to jail here for safe-keeping. He denies all Knowledge of the murder and the authorities refuse to make known what reasons they have for connecting him with the crime. Suspicion points to Mexicans as the murderers. for the reason that they have always opposed Christianizing the Indians in that re- zion.
 Miss Templeton was working under the direction of the Baptist Missionary Board of New York City. Her pre- decessor at the mission. Miss Phoeba Howard was killed in a similar manner at Embodo several years ago and her slayers were never captured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03
OVATION TO BRYAN
NEBRAskAN ATTENDS OPENING OF
 CONGRESS.
He Said Tint His Visit to Capitol Had No Political Significance Conferred With Deino-
 cratic COngressmcn.

Washington. Dec, 2-For over an hour today before the House convened William J. Bryan. was the central fig ure in the lobby back of the speakers desk. He was given cordial greet ing and afterward conferred with Representatives John Sharp Williams. James. of Kentucky: Bartlett. of Geor- gIa. and others.
 Mir. Brayan, as an exmember of the House was entitled to the privileges of the floor He entered the chamber at ll:45 o'clock and was given an ova- tion by the Democrats and the occu- pants of the galleries.
 when two Democrats get together you can be reassured that the country's good is being considered
 William J. Bryan made this remark when asked the object of his visit to Washington and particularly to the Capitol at this time. There was no political significance in his visit, he said Mir. Bryan thought the Amert- can Congress consists of finer body of men than would be found anywhere
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03
CONTEMPT PROCEEDINGS ARE
 BROUGHT AGAINST STEAGALL
UP TO THE LAWYERS
RESULT OF THE CONFERENCE IN
 BIRMINGHAM.
Governor Conner and Attorney General Garber Come to Montgomery-At- terneys VIII Have Another
 MeetinG.

Birmingham, Dec. 2--(Special) )-The
 conference between Governor Conner,
 Attorney General Alex M. Garber and
 the other state attorneys, Judge R.
 w. Walker not being here. was con-
 cluded at o'clock this afternoon
 The Governor and Attorney General
 left here on the delayed train at s
 o'clock for Montgomery. It was stat
 ed before their departure that the railroad matter was now in the hands
 of the Attorney General and the other
 attorneys. MT. Garber said another
 conference would be held.
 The Governor is quoted as saying
 that the matter is now up to the at torneys and no intimation was given
 ns to when the first step will be ta- ken by the State. It Is expected that when the hearing comes up before Judge Jones the States cards will be riayed The conference was for the purpose of devising ways and means by which the resistance of certain 'rail- roads against the State may be over- come, the Injunction of Judge Jones being considered. The conference was held in the o.fice of weakley & Weak ley, and the following attended: Governor Conner: Attorney General Gaober: Horac eStringfellow of Mont
 gomery; Samuel D. Weakiey. former Chief Justice Of Alabama, ana n. V Selheimer. Birmingham; Capt. Frank $ White. Birmingham.
 Nothing was given out in refer ence to the withdrawal of Judge walk CT, who heretofore has been one or tne consulting attorneys of the State It was nearly noon when the confer ence was called to order. The supple mental bills filed in court by the Louis
 vile & Nashville and Central or Geor-
 gia Railroads were discussed.
 While the participants in the con ference declined to intimate the prop able action to bc taken. 1t Is under stood that two plans are under contem- plation. One is to seek writ of prohibition from the United States Supreme Couri
 holding up Judge Jones's orders untii his jurisdiction in the matter can De determined. . The other is to allow some man 10 be arrested for violation of Judge Jones's order and then sue out writ of habeas corpus to procure his re- lease and thus take the question to the Supreme Court as speedy as possible The arrest of Solicitor steagall Tn ozark, was not known to Governor Comer's party at the time they left Tor | Montgomery tonight,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03
, rortnne to Charity.

Atlanta. Ga, Dec. 2.-The will of tht late Dr. K. D. Spalding. which was filed in the office of the ordinary today
 bequeaths one-fourth Of MT spalding estate, or $15O,000. to. charity. The hulk of the estate is left to his widow and relatives. The sum left to char ity goes to various orphanages, hos pitaIs and Catholic churches and Is tC be dispensed by a committee beaded bS Bishop Kelley of Savannah.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03
PoPULIsT CONVENTION.
st. Louis Captures the Big Meeting for
 April Next.

Joliet, Ill.,. Dec. 2.-Chalrman James H. Ferris. of the Populist National committee. issued a caIl today for a TonuIist National Convention to be held in st. Louis April 2. 1908, for the pur- nose of nominating candidates for President and Vice-President of the United States.
 The basis of the representation will he two delegates for each Congressional District and four delegates at large for each State and Territory. besides one delegate at large for each 1000 votes inc people's party national ticket at the election of 1904.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03
NEGRO SCHOOL FUND.
The Articles of Association Are Filed
 in New York.

in New York.
 Albany, N. Y, Dec. 2-For the pur- pose of administering the trust created by Anna T. Jeanes to Booker T. Wash ington and Hollis Burke Brissei of the $1.00o.00o endowment fund known as The Fund for Parliamentary Schools for Southern Negroes articles of as- sociation were filed with the Secretary of State of the Negro Rural School Fund"
 The principal office is to be in New York City. The directors are: Hollis Burke Brissel and Robert Morton, of Hampton. Va; Booker T. Washington, of Tuskegee, Ala; William H. Taft. of Washington: George Foster Peabody, Andrew Carnegie, Robert C. ogden, Walter H. Page and George McAneny. of New York; James c. Napier. of Nash- vile. Tenn; Abraham Grant. of Kansas City, .JHnes H. Dsaiard Of New orieann; Talcott Williams. of Philadelphia Robert L. smith. of Paris. Texas: David Ic. Barrow. of Athens. Ga.s Ba1ton Gil- reath. of Birmingham. Ala: and Samuel C. Mitchell of Richmond, Va.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03
Refused to Indict.

Oakland. Cal, Dec. 2.-The grand jury this afternoon refused to return an indictment against Harry Klein schmidt. accused of murdering his friend Frank Bellows. on the ground of insufficient evidence. District At torney Brown states he will take no further action in the case. Klein schmidt will be released tomorrow on habeas corpus proceedings.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03
PETTIBONE's JURY.

Boise. Idaho, Dec. 2.-surprising pro. gress was made today In the work of Selecting a jury to try George A. Pet tibone for complicity in the Steunen- berg murder. The State passed the iury for cause before adjournment of the morning session and at the aft or,oon and evening sessions. eight wore nassed by the defense. It has heen decided to hold night sessions nnti a fury IS secured
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03
MeNeII on Trial.

Jacksonville, Fla. Dec. 2.--In the trial of Hammond. P. McNeil. indicted for the murder of Harry Parker. the defendant In his statement to the jury announced that Cora Taylor. his wife. prior to her marriage to him. was Cora Crane. a widow of Stephen Crane, the novelist and war correspondent. The case is we'll under way and will prob ably be presented to the jury today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03
RESTRAINING ORDER SIGNED.
Judge Jones Formally Extends Ttnse
 for Hearing. srg

Judge Jones Formally Extends Ttnse
 for Hearing.
 Judge Thomas q Jones. in cham bers yesterday signed the restraining orders tn the case of the Louisville and Nashville and its allied lines, which were made returnable yesterday. The signing of the orders only continues them to the date of their arguments. a date to be agreed upon by the op- posing attorneys.
 Yesterday was the regular order day in the court. For that reason the re- straining orders were made rcrurnable on that day. They are continued Eatil some day between December t5 and Der cember 20. when the attoraeys Tor the State and the attorneys for the rail- roads will agree upon their arGur1cf,t.
 Beyond this there was no haage in the status of the railroad controversy. The point of interest was Tn Birming- ham where Governor Conner and the attorneys for Sthe State were in cons ference determining upon the fature course of the State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03
p.c,,ne. R,rhopr,c.

Reese. rector of Christ Episcopal Church, announced yesterday that he had decided not to accept the Bishopric of the Missionary Diocese of Wyoming. recently rendered him by the conven- ton at Richmond, Va, Dr. Reese will remain in Nashville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03
Fire at Natchez.

Natchez. Miss. Dec. 2.-Fire late to- day destroyed the saloon, grocery and music store of A. P. Sims. three brick sheds belonging to Charles Mcclure and the dwelling of W. l.. Sanderson. Loss S7OO 900; insurance $35,O0o.