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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-17
This Age of Miracles.

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 Tesla, the electrician. says that in ten years power will be conveyed with out wires to ships at sea, propelling them swiftly without visible connec- ton. Coal bunkers and steam engines will be superfuous and cargo capacity will be enlarged.
 an age of miracles like the present. who can confidently pronounce 1t ab- surd? Are we not talking with friends hundreds of miles away? Send ing messages under thousands of miles of ocean and over thousands of miles of land? Travelling under water In sub marines? Flying above the clouds like birds?
 Propeiling ourselves at sea and bottled electricity? isn't a man in California making new fruits and How CTS and another in England showing us that the atoms of a cherry seed con- tain enough latent energy to blow up a mountain?
 We are no longer content to go to natures quarries for stone, but manu- fracture it. making a bridge or entire house sometimes of one piece. We defy climate and change of seasons, making the products of one last for use in an
 When we journey. mountains, rivers and seas are no longer obstacles Co us. but we rush through or over them in twenty five to 100 miles an hour. Our houses are lighted with the brilliancv of JoVe's thunderbolt by means of the harnessed power of a waterfall hun dred's of miles distant, and the same itation propels cars, hauls trains, H. iuminates streets and cooks beef steak. ,.,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-17
COMES AFTER PRISONER.
Georgia Sheriff Succeeds In Getting Hi
 Man.

Man.
 John Johnson, alias J. J. Tyner, the white man who was arrested here on Sunday, June g, by Detectives Payne and Avant on a charge of suspicion. will be carried to Macon, Ga, at s:10 o'clock this morning. should the plans of Sheriff Robinson. of Macon, be car ried out.
 The sheriff reached the city last night for the purpose of securing Tyner, and to carry him back to L-acon where he Is wanted on several charges of pass ing fraudulent checks. The sheriff brought requisition papers from the Governor of Georgia, which were signed last night by Governor Conner, granting the request of the Georgia authorities. Should habeas corpus pro- ceedings not be instituted by the time for the departure of the train this morning, Tyner will be carried from Montgomery to the Macon jail.
 The defendant Is said to be from Andalusia, Ala, where. 1t is under stood, that he has a wife. He Is also said to be well connected in Alabama. An Andalusia merchant who happened to be on the train last night with Sheriff Robinson. spent yesterday in the city with the sheriff and identified Tyner as a former resident of that place,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-17
NEWS OF THIS WEEK.
Cleveland to Speak at Travelling

Cleveland to Speak at UnveiIing of
 Statue to Bayard.
 Former President Cleveland will de- liver the principal address at Will mington, Del, next Saturday at the ,unveiling of memorial statue to Thomas F. Bayard.
 Mir Bayard was the first Secretary of State in Mir. Clevelands first Cabi- net, Ambassador of the United States to the Court of St. James. and at one time a member of the United States Senate. S
 Advocates of the idea of the munici- pal playgrounds for children will meet at Chicago on Thursday. Friday and Saturday of this week to attend the annual meeting of the Fairgrounds Association of America. Many promi- nent educators and publicists will de- liver addresses.
 Four hundred and forty-six entries have been announced for the Grand American handicap which Is to be shot at the Chicago Gun Clubs grounds. on Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of this week. The list of en- tries include the best trap shooters in America and Canada.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-17


 q picture of his internal organs, opens nm I need be, cuts away a diseased pay ana sews him up. leaving him in rev weeks as good as new. Chemists product artifcially many of the prod ucIs or nature and predict that the time IS approaching when a man will make a good meal out of the contents or a waterpail and a coalscuttle.
 compared with these wonders, our houses of from twenty-five to thirty stories hardly deserve remark. Yet there is a limit to the power of science. With all Its achievement of the mi racuIous in material things, human nature, it must be conferred, remains years ago.
 Intellectual progress has been con- siderable. Education enriches and quickens the mind, but moral develop me men. iags: The synthetic powers of create and combine ethical peFfections Tor the making of good man A good deai. It seems, can be done with the raw material that lies about the world OsftiOn. o'- f-Ob
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-17
BRYCE IN OKLAHOMA.
"Too Much Cannot Be Put In OOnstItu-
 tIOn," He says.

Lawton Okla, June 16-James Bryce. the British Ambassador, spent Sunday here as the guest of the Chamber of Commerce and at Fort Sill near here where he visited both Geronimo, the famous Apache warrior. and Quannah Parker, chief of the Comanches
 At Sapulpa yesterday Mir Bryce was presented with a copy of the Oklahoma constitution. When questioned later regarding the document he said:
 q have read a copy of the constitu- ton but not an official copy. Judging from the copy l have read. it Is a very good elementary law"
 would you consider the constitution as framed too much in the nature of a legislative measure?" he was asked
 '~Too much can never be put into a constitution" he S< ai.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-17
THE sHPP CASE.
William Marquette VIII Go On stand
 Today.

Chattanooga. Tenn, June 16.-When the shipp hearing is resumed tomor- row morning at 10 o'clock. William Marauette. who is alleged to have been one of the lynchers at the county jail March 19, 1906, will take the witness stand and tell of his movements that night.
 It is believed that almost the en- tire day will be devoted to finishing Inc Marnuette case and hearing the evil dence in the Padgett and Mayes cases.
 Attorneys for the defendants stated today that in, their opinion the entire week would be occupied in taking tes- timony. There are yet nearly l60 wit nesses to be examined and hearing twenty each day it would require five days to complete the evidence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-17
San. soucl Wins Grand Pr,x.

Paris. June 1s,-Edmund de Roths- child's San Souci today won the grand nrix de Paris, which was run under the most favorable conditions. There was a brilliant assembly of spectators at the course including the King and Queen of Denmark, President Fallieres and members of the diplomatic corps. and persons prominent in society.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-17
LET GOODWIN GO.
Malarky Will Quit Dickering For
 Fielder.


 Fielder.
 Memphis, Tenn, June 16.-(SpeciaI) ) All dickering about Fielder Godwyn came to an end today with the depart ure of that player for the North and the leaving of the Legislators for Lit tie Rock,
 Manager Malarky said that he could not come to terms with Godwyn on any point, and did not care to employ a farm hand who might be summoned from his range at any time by the Cantillions who own Godwyn's base ball services and who control clubs at Washington, Des Moines and Minne- 'apolis.
 Mike McCann can, never play with the Montgomery Club as long as as Malarky is manager. Smiling John said so today. McCann's services are for sale, but no club seems desirous of wanting him. He had no other news to give out.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-17
Grand Jury Inductmenfs.

GFau0 Jufy lu0uctmeMkbs
 The grand jury for the April term brought in an indictment against W. J. Lovejoy, the assistant warden at the Pratt Mines penitentiary, who is charged with having beaten a negro named Charles Ford, so badly that he died from the injuries. The indict- ment charges murder in the second degree1 4
 Indictments were returned against w R. White A. B. Anderson and J. T. Stout of Nashville, charging them with Kidnapping.
 This case grows out of the attempt made to get possession of Whites two children from their mother, Mrs. Mag ness, in this city several weeks ago, during which a Birmingham detective, Sam Hamilton, was killed.
 Deputy Sheriff Lee Higdon leaves to- morrow for Cincinnati to bring back Frank Kincaid, negro, wanted here for the murder of another negro at Brookside last year. The indictment charged that the negro was killed by being cut with knife.
 Obe Newsome, the white man arrest ed last Sunday after a chase by dogs, charged with burglary of the commits sary at Trussville, has been released there being no connecting evidence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-17
Nh unri.ing in Cuhn.

Havana, June 1...-The rumor that a secret uprising is impending in inar del Rio Province, was published in Havana newspaper this morning. Gov ernor Magoon investigated the report and declared 1t to be unfounded
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-17
A Stranger in Town, Tonight ct Casino.
 Don't Miss It.
FIRE IN BIRMINGHAM
SALOON OF w. R. M'vAY IS DE-
 STHOYED.
Loss is s4,O0O, Partially Covered by Insurance-Grand Jury Indicts
 Men for Kidnapping
 Children.

Birmingham, June 16.--(Special)-- Fire at o'clock this morning practi- cally destroyed the saloon of W. R. McVay, on Second Avenue, near. Twen- ty-second Street. The loss is about S4,000, partially covered by insur- ance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-17
Roth Against It.

Mobil> Register.
 An Oregon paper says that New Y ork gj Is are richly upholstered. Climate and nature combine against uphol- stery down here-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-17
SS (ONCERNS (LASSIFlED DALPHABETICALLY
MARBLE.

Curbow-Clapp Marble Co. Marble and Granite Monuments 209-2ll Dexter. Phone 14k.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-14
Prompt Lesson.

Some years ago there was In a west
ern town a Judge whose IDEAS Of the
majesty OF the law at the time OF his
accession to Office were unbounded.
and his ssnss Of his own importance
as the representative OF justice was
also great AT one time two persons
quarreled In the judges presence. One
man struck the other, and the Judge
Immediately ordered his arrest on a
charge OF assault and battery.
On the day OF the trial the defend
ant pleaded not guilt
Instantly the judge, who was a short.
stout man, was on his feet, crimson
faced and putting with indignation.
What do you mean7" he demanded
OF the prisoner without any preamble.
What do you mean by saying that.
when I saw yon and had you arrested?
Il fine you 800 for breach OF peace
and another 800 for contempt Of
court, sir. reckon" said the Judge,
his nostrils diiating with rage and Ii.
Jured dignity 81 reckon thafIl teach
folks to DO careful how they call this
court a lfar.,'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-14
Another Kind of Pine.

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There Is boy who Is no respecters
OF persons when he has q Joke that he
thinks must be sprung, !, said the su-
perintendent Of one OF the city hos
pitfalls as he passed out Of the elevator
In his institution. .'My men," he con-
tinued, slook upon me ais q stern dis
ciplinarian, and / do not intend to have
them change their views IL I can help
It. But that elevator boy will spring a
joke upon me every time the oppor-
tunity comes. His latest one made me
fairly boil, / was so mad. but 1t was
no use saying anything. was walk
Ing through the basement, which con
sists Of a series Of long tunnels. AS I
entered one ! smelled tobacco smoke,
which is an unusual thing in my hos
pital. After short investigation, I
saw one Of the plumbers at the other
end Of the tunnel. quickened my
steps to catch up with him, but he
entered the elevator and assembled to
the upper stories. i rang for the ele-
vator to come down, and after 1t ar
rived ! asked the boy whom he took up
with him Just before. THE boss
plumber. sah,' he answered. WAS he
smokingY was my next question. IL
~ dunno, sah,' but he--he had pipe
In his hand that black rascal said.
Thinking that I had caught the Of
fender with the goods on him, got
on at the fifth door and soon found my
man. Yes. he had q pipe In his hand,
but y was three feet Of lead pipe. -
! Philadelphia Record.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-14
Nor'fb Dakota Notes

The .Litchville Bulletin wants every
township in the state to organize a
branch of the American Society Of
Equity. s:s
The wife of ex-Editor Hurd of Rug
by, died last week from the effects Of
an operation. Ss*
Kenmare people seem well pleased
with the appointment of NJ. H. Makee
as colonel on the governors staff
Theodore Holten of Larimore, has
been appointed deputy game warden
for the first district of Grand Forks
county. s.S II
81 S.S.-33. :.,fts.islc5s
Irrigation day is to be the big day
in Williston this year. Nothing else
will equal it within the memory of
the Oldest inhabitant, and 1t is doubt.
ful II succeeding years will produce
one day so splendid in program,
honored guests and results obtained
as the formal opening of the big irri.
cation ditch.
The contract for the building Of an
addition to the deaf and dumb school
at Devils Lake was awarded yester
day to Bales & Parkins, of Grand
Forks, whose bid was $13,540.
/ Adverse weather conditions cam
keep down the patriotism Of the PEP
pie of Langdon and they are planning
one Of the biggest Fourth Of Jul,
celebrations in the history of tina
town.
| The Ward County Independent say.
that Little Mac" OF the Stanley Sur
and Sam Clark of the Minot Reporter
are both hired men of former Edito
Wilson, and that their recent news
/ paper scrap was only bluff.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-14
ASNNNNAAAANNtNtA,NlA1NAtASs
STEGO VAS NEW NAME.
Ysi!ow Fever Mosquito u Now 20 Be-
Called CaIopus.

Yellow Fever Mosquito u Now 20 BE
Called Calopus.
There was christening recently at
the gray limestone mansion in Nv ASH
ington OF Surgeon General Wyman OF
the public health and marine hospital
service, says the Washington Herald.
In reality It was notwithstanding, the
Victim Of the ceremony being a no less
ablebodied citizen than the yellow fe-
yer mosquito, heretofore known In re-
fined society as stegomyia fasciata
General Wynan asks the world to sit
up and take notice that this gentleman,
who figures SO prolifically in the dis
patches and notes OF the monthly pub
lie health bulletins, will hereafter be
known as Stegomyia calop Jus. s
The change of name, however, does
not bring about any change OF function
on the part Of the mosquito. In the lam
guage of a marine hospital service wit,
"a gStegomyia fasciata by any other
name will look just as yellow 81.
The Voice Of the People.
Bob Toombs Of Georgia was massive
In frame and a giant in intellect. A
back country paper criticised a bill he
was putting through the legislature.
"This Sheet he roared, fourishing It
aloft at a public meeting In Marietta,
sis about the size OF q boys shirt tail
and is called Yox Populi the voice Of
the people! It has been established
eight years and has q circulation Of
100 weekly in q state with Loco, 900
population. Voice Of the peoplel Why,
It is the voice Of one Of the people,
md he IS an iIliterate ASST
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-14
souris had a mad dog scare.

Souris had mad dog scare.
The Grand Forks Press Club has
perfected a permanent organization.
Mrs. Dohertys Adams Budget gives
some advice to the fast young men,
of the town
The Jamestown Capital thinks
grand juries are becoming fashion
able this spring.
The Edmore Herald-News thinks
there is plenty of time yet for a good
crop szs
The Park River Gazette-News
seems to question the price the other
paper is charging for city printing.
The Kenmare Journal received a
subscription from Athol, S. D., and
Editor 1*Stick" wonders if a hairlip
man named the town. .i....z
81 y = -
The announcement from the states
attorneys Office in Ward county that
all blind pig;s must close in that
county caused considerable commo-
{ ton.
The Willow City Eagle tells Of a set
to between Editor Falkenstien and
Vic Noble at Botlineau over some
thing Falky said about the proceed
ings of the city council.
The Westhope Standard doesn't
think the Grand Forks Herald gives
Senator Hansbrough spare deal.
The Herald says there is a good
opening for an attorney at Douglas
Ward county.
The Aneta Panorama objects to the
statement made by exchanges thai
Aneta is the only town that has
trouble with the whiskey element
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-14
Notice Of Special cry Election.


Notice is hereby given that d
special city election will be held in
the Fifth ward Of the city Of Bis
marck, North Dakota, on Tuesday,
the fourth day Of June, A. 2. 81 9O7 4
'fors the purpose Of electing an alder
man as successor to Alderman Frank
J. MEG ormick, Of said ward. re-
signed. a59s
The city council has designated the
city hall, on Main street, between
Third and Fourth streets, as the
polling place for said special cleo
tion.
The polls viii be opened at eight
O'clock q. N. and will remain open
continuously until five o'clock p. n.
Dated May 8, 1 9o7,
F. b. YOUNG.
city Auditor.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-14
This Date in History
..teE r.
MAY IA.

81 1264-Engish barons victorious
defeated the Riyolta
Henry "
Kill
1643-I.ouis XIII Of France died. Sept. ~ 1901
1796-First vaccination by DR.. Jenner 5S 8
1soaWnam Smith first College Philadelphia
died. 1927.
and Clarke started the Missouri River trip
of exploration. s$aa
1s47Sr Frederick w Borden, Canadian statesman
1S52Aon Parker Democratic 1904
85s
1853-Hal Caine, British author,
1S61-Adeina Patti first appearance London.
1S88Britain Bumah annexfng
1906-Carl M. SchuTz died.
9th birthday-Ghange age.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-14
Politics and
Politicians

Both branches of the Florida leg
is lature recently adopted resolutions
indorsing W. ]. Bryan for the Demo
cratic nomination for the presidency.
Judge w. M. Kayanaugh, Of Little
Rock, who has for several years been
president Of the Southern Association
Of Baseball Clubs, is mentioned as q
possible candidate for the guberna-
torial nomination in Arkansa.
Gen. Charles W. Bartlett will CON
test with Henry M Whitney for the:
Democratic nomination for Governor
Of Massachusetts this fall. In 1905
Gen, Whitney led the ticket and Mr.
Whitney was the nominee for lieu-
tenant governor 4.
Washington gossip has it that SEN
ator Overman OF North Carolina NAV
be chosen as the leader of the Demo-
cratic caucus in the upper branch Of
Congress next winter to succeed SEN
ator Blackburn of Kentucky, whose
term expired March 4th. #s
| y. Edward Addicks, who is reputed
! to have spent a million dollars In a
futile attempt to become United States
Senator from Delaware, has announc-
ed that he may become candidate
for the nomination Of mayor of VIII
mington.
Samuel Douglas McEnery, Louisian-
as senior Senator, is nearing his sew.
entieth birthday, and, except for de.
fective hearing, he Is hale and hearty,
He was educated for the navy. but
preferred the life Of planter instead
i Gen. Leon Jastremski, Of Baton
Rouge, one of the candidates for the
governorship In Louisiana, was born
IN France, the son of DIR. Vincent Jas
tremsh who migrated to the United
States and settled In Louisiana after
taking part In the Polish revolution
OF 1830-32. BY profession Gen Jast
i remsh Is journalist. He has served
several terms as mayor OF Baton
Rouge and for four years he was Unit
4 ed States consul at Calloa, Peru. Y Z
4 It seems that some persons have
been doing some damage to the pro
/ perry Of the Grand Forks County Fail
association Of Larimore. The parties
4 who have done the damage have beer
! notified to get busy and do som,
| n,anding, otherwise there Will be pro
secutions.
Piles are dangerous but do no
submit to an operation until 70,
!, have first tried Man Zan the Grea
1 Pile Remedy. It is put up In col
4 lapsible tubes with a nozzle tina
allows It to be applied exactl,
where It is needed. If you haY
itching. bleeding or protruding pile
(. and Man Fan does not relieve, none,
refunded. soothes and cools. RE
!, lleves at once. Sold by Lenhar
Drug Co.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-07-05
NO SQUARE DEAL FOR OKLAHOMA.

Outside OF the theft of the presidency by the seating Hayes
when den elected there has been outrage American
history as the efforts of Republican politicians aided and abeed BY
Roosevelt to keep newly created of Oklahoma
out OF the Union until after the presidential election There
are 100000 American citizens Oklahoma but as the election
OF the constitutional convention demonstrated they were overwhe
ngy Democratic in aaton there every effort made
put OFT the presidential proclamation to stave off statehood
m the sole purpose OF keeping these citizens from representation
IN congress and the electoral college II dirty niece of nocs
and IN line with the partsanshp of chief executive who
boasts OF square deal for every grants to no
The latest move to be for federal census of Oklahoma 70 s
e DIVISION INTO counties have been equitable It is none of the
governments business how the county lines have been run
oklahoma any more than would for such an no,;r 70 h
maze INTO such matters Idaho New York or any other state
IS simply suberfuge to deprive American citizens of
alton because the minded partisan in the White Havoc
k them undesirable citizens" for the reason that thew sooo
he Democratic party Pp
Mr. Roosevelt pirates of the square deal brt bis 4
OF with his preachnens 'sieS
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-07-05
WHY THIS DODGING?

The Statesman of Thursday contains most interesting editorial
anent the lodging of officers by John Rockefeller asks why
did John d. Rockefeller dodge the officers who were endeavong
to serve him with subpoena appear before Judge Lands
then goes say that poses great pantops and gives
enormous of money for educational and religious purposes
and processes be exalted and takes to the woods
when asked to into explain certain transactions OF his
corporation But since he has been down like fugitive facts
will be dragged of him. and then assured there mil
lions OF men, not possessed of many millions OF money as ne
who face any summons
This is highly interesting and know of counterpart to the
actions OF Rockefeller excepting in the of Calvin Cobb
VINO hotfooed to Washington to have the Big Stick call off the
land fraud Investigations while the federal jury session in
Boise recently Cobb also poses exalted above his fellows
special guardian of law and order and is be sincerely hoped
hat ne among those who face any and have
'e dragged into court like fugitive
Why indeed this dodgng Neither Rockefeller Cobb
ver much for attention and only desire be let alone bright
nd shining examples Of exalted citizenship
But with this fellow feeling seems unkind that Cobb should
SIX why this dodgingY