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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04
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TRuST DISCUSSION.
Cabinet Members Have Important Con-
 ference At White Houne.

Washington, April 3.--An important conference was held at the White House this afternoon on the subject of trust prosecutions. underway by the department of justice
 Those present included four mem- bers of the Presidents cabinet, Messrs. Root, Bonaparte. Garfield and Cortel- you. The so-called tobacco trust was one of thesubjects discussed.
 The discuss on today was a general one without reference to any particu- lar trust or corporation and no conclu- sions were reached. Attorney General Bonaparte, 1t Is said. Is outlining a plan for action. He submitted his pro- gram to the President and his cabinet associates with the view of receiving any suggestions as to the bets meth ods to pursue when the administration Is ready to resume the trust prosecu- tionS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04
Medical College Closlng.

The annual commencement exercises af the Birmingham Medical College and Col iege of Pharmacy took place tonight in the Jefferson Theatre, with large number of friends of the institution present. pr. R. '. wvman presented diplomas to fourteen med teal graduates and four pharmacy rradu- ates Col T. c. Bush delivered the an- nual address Music was furnished ny the theater orchestra. The college is ons of the hest In the country and the grad uates turn out to be excellent physicians and pharmacists
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04
WENT TO BOTTOM.
Fat Secretary Is Lowered Into Test
 nf Gafnn

Colon April 3. Secretary Taft reached Colon from the other side of the isthmus at I o'clock this morning After luncheon he met a deputation of the house owners of Colon and other citizens, who protested against the all legged unjust hardships imposed by the sanitary authorities and asking relief from the unjust and intolerable con- ditions imposed in the carrying out of the sanitary improvements here"
 Secretary Taft made thorough ex- animation of conditions on the isthmus during the trip. It the Culebra cut and the Gatun dam the operations of the steam shoveIs. and the progress of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04
MADE RECORD TIME
NEGRO CONVICTED TWICE IN TWO
 HOURS.
Was Found Guilty of Larceny and Grand Larceny In Birmingham Criminal Court by Entirely Different
 JurieS,

Birmingham. April S.--(special. )--walter Eugene, a negro was convicted on two charges in the criminal court today before noon. the trials lasting a little over two hours and two juries being used in the convictions.
 The first case was larceny from dwell ling. and the second was for grand larce- ny. The jury in both cases were out but a short while bringing in the verdict of guilty.
 The negro was remanded to jail to await sentence on Saturday. He will receive . sentence of some years In the penitentiary. The record made in trying the defendant and convicting him on both charges Is re- markable one
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04
NEW INDUSTRY.
Sash and Door Factory to Re Locate

Sash and Door Factory to Re Located
 in Montgomery.
 A new industry for Montgomery is a blaming mill to be erected at High land Park by Henry Craig for the man. ufacture of sash, dcors and Blinds ane other articles of like nature.
 MT. Craig secured a permit yesterday from the City Engineers office for the erection of the building, which will be built of wood and will measure 40 by 50 feet. It will cost s1,000.
 The mill is to be situated adjacent to the switch of the Central Of Georgia Railway at Highland Park.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04
Sentiment Not Appen,ed.

Tangier, April 3.-Professor Gentry of the French geological mission was interviewed today on his arrival from Morocco City. He said that the anti European excitement of the populace was not appeased and he considered that more en 6getic measures than the occupation of Oudja were necessary in order to produce an impression on the people, as the Moors take no notice of diplomatic protests.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04
ARREST OF RUSSIANS.
Forber MutinOus sailors Took Part In
 ROumanian Revolt.

Czenowitz. Austria, April 3.--It Is reported hero that General Hargen. who is in command of the Roumanian troops in the petroleum district of Roumania. has ordered the imprison- ment of eighty-seven Russians, who at one time were sailcrs on board the Russian battleship Kuiaz Potemkine and who after the mV, on board that vessel in the summer of 1905 landed In Roumania and remained there.
 These former sailors took an active part in the recent peasant insurrec- tion and they probably will be expelled from Roumania; 1t is not certain, how ever, whether they will be delivered to the Russian authorities or not.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04
EXPERIENCE IN STORM.
Tug Boat Paul Jones Beat About Rx
 Wavea

Charleston. S C., April s-The tug boat Paul Jones. from Sabine Pass hound for Morris Hook, Pa. came into port today seriously damaged by a storm experienced east of Lookout.
 The deck house was stove in and other effects of the gale were visi- ble. The captain reported that the schooner Thomas W. Lawson was in tow, parted the hawser during tho height of the gale and had not been seen since The Lawson Is of 4 800 tons net register. was loaded with oil and had full crew and full equip. ment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04
Delta Chi Officers,

Washington April S-The convention of the Delta Chi Legal Fraternity which has been in session here since Monday tonight elected officers as fol- lows: President. Harry K. Barnurn, Chicago; Secretary. William W. Bride, Washington; Treasurer Joseph Harti- gan, New York; Register, Oscar In- gals, Columbus, Ohio.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04
All Players Sign.

Manager Harry Vaughn of the Rirmina- ham Baseball Club. today announced fha' every member of the team has signed con- tracts with the local association Charles smith, an outfieidar and Pitcher Turner were holding out and this morning Manager Vaughn announced that all the players ha" signed Governor B. B. Conner Of Ala hama has been invited to be present af the opening game of the season on the sth instant. when Atlanta crossss hats with the local team and the pennant won last year will be hoisted. President BauRh Is us- ing every effort to get overnor Conner 70 come here for the game.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04
FIGHT FAST BOUT.
Neither lAtteII Nor Robson Had anv
 AdVantawe

Philadelphia, April 3.--Spike Rohson or England and Abe Attell fought a Slx-round draw at the National Attn ietic Club tonight
 At the close of the sixth round there was not enough advantage to have given either man a verdict. The hout was fast' but of the scores landed none were hard enough to do any dam age. Aside from bloody nose which Attell received in the closing ronnd neither man bore a mark of the sn' counter oit-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04
PHONE COMPANIES BRIBERIEs.
More investigation by July Into Fa- mons san Francisco TransactiOns.

nous san Francisco Transactions.
 San Francisco, April 3.-Further in vestigation into the bribery transac- lions of the Home Telephone Company was begun when the grand fury re- sumed its session today. A number of witnesses were called, among them being George Prick and Mark Gerstle. members of the law firm wtirh at tended to the company's legal business; F. W. Eaton secretary and .reaGurer of the Pacific States Company; E. M- Van Lieu, director of the Empire Con struction Company of Oakland, an al- lied corporation of the Home Com pany; R. NJ Holard. former @'""~ tor of the Home Company; Nicholas Pendergast, outside man" for the Home Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04
Dumont's Air Shin Sold.

Now York. April 3-The aIrship which was brought to this country by santos Dumont for exhibition at the St Louis exposition and which was seized for non-payment of duty, was sold for $S0, being one of the several hundred articles in the annual sale of unclaimed goods.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04
CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
Young Man Signs Brothers Name t
 Check.

Gadsden. April Special Riley Powell, a young white man living at Albertville. was arrested at Cutters vile yesterday and was brought to this city last night, charged with forgery.
 Young Powell signed the name of his brother. D. W. Powell, to check for s5. The check was cashed by the B. B. S. Grocery Company at the Attal- la store, and the check was turned down by the bank. The indictment was returned by the grand jury at It's recent session.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04
VIII Preaent His Heir

Madrid. April 3.-King Alfonso to- day signed a decree ordering the neees- of his heir to the high officials of Spain and the diplomatic representa-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04
Hotel Mems Association.

Edgar E. waiz. president of the Nation;' al Hotel Keepers Association was in Bir- mingham last afternoon. evaning and th's morning visiting the local hotel men. He is making a tour of Inspection of Southern hotels. He expressed pleasure at condi- tions in Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04
New Purchasins Arent.

Richard Peters. Jr. has been appointed purchasing agent and assistant treasurer of the Birmingham Iron Company. Mir. Peters comes to Birmingham from Talla- desa. where he has been interested in the development of the marble fields Mir. Pe- ters has had considerable experience in in- dustrial affairs and expects to get acquaint- cd in his new position In a short whiia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04
Atlanta Bnnker neuH

Atlanta. Ga, April 3-Elbert E. Thornton, vice president of the Atlanta National Bank. and we'll known throughout the South, died here late tonight, aged about 65.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04
Drug Store Robbed

The drug store of German and Gammill at second Avenue and Twenty fourth Street was hurglarized dm:ng the night A large
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04

assortment of razors. knives and toilet arti- cies were taken. A report of the robbery has been made to the police department.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04

Ladies Free, BijOu Tonight.
 Mayo Stock Co. 10, 20, 30. S0c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04

Ladies Free, Bjou Tonigkt.
 Mi Stock Co. 10, 70, 90, 60c.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-07
GOVERNOR ELECT
LEAVES CITY

Governor elect James n. Gil]ett was
accessible to all comers at the ST. Fran
els Hotel yesterday afternoon. He left
the city on the 8 o'clock boat for Sac
ramento, and with him were many as
pirants for oficial recognition In a
courteous manner he declined all invi-
tations to be interviewed for the press,
remarking that he had nothing to say
at present
Among the callers at the hotel yes
terday afternoon were Chief Justice
Beatty; w. V. Stafford, chairman OF the
campaign committee of the Republican
state central committed; A. A Ashley
of San JOAQUIN and George A. Knight
of this city The Chief Justice Of the
Supreme Court and the Governor elect
exchanged views on general topics for
a considerable length of time. Later on
Labor Commissioner Stafford and the
new Governor talked Of proposed legis-
iation touching the Labor Bureau. For
mer State Senator Frank MCGOWAN,
who is on the list of the availables for
appointment to the bench of the Su-
perior Court, saw his old friend, Jim
Gillett
George A Knight and the Governor
elect did not talk politics or appoint
ments, but simply exchanged greetings
of friendship. No one.is in closer touch
with the new State administration than
George A. Knight, but he gracefully
yielded the right Of way. to the Chief
Justice. He did not go TO Sacramento
with the gubernaforia1 party.
The contest in Sacramento for the
chief clerkship of the Assembly was
discussed by the lettering throng at the
ST. Francis, and there were many ex-
pressions to the effect that the repre-
sentatives Of the G. o. P. should in some
manner recognize the long and loyal
services of Jake. Steppacher-
state Senator Henry ". I4ynoh OF San
Luis Obispo was at the Union League
Yesterday forenoon, but left the city
for Sacramento later in the day Har-
old Power of Placer is in San Francisco.
Governor Pardee has reappointed DR..
F. A. Baird of this city to position on
the State Dental Board. thus indicating
TO the doctor and his friends a complete
vindication for the appointee in the
stand taken by him in the recent con-
troversy between the Dental Board and
members Of the profession Throughout
the State
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-07
ARCHBISHOP UNDER
SURGEON KNIFE

Stricken with appendicitis, Arch
bishop George Montgomery lies in a
critical condition at the Adler Sani-
torium in Broadway. Until last Friday
the Archbishop was apparently in good
health. Early Friday morning he COM
plained of being ill. and rapidly becom-
ing worse Saturday. the physicians who
had been summoned to attend him de-
cided that surgical operation was
necessary. The patients strength and
remarkable recuperative powers car
ried him successfully through the op-
GRAFTON and last night he was resting
easily and appeared to be on the road
to recovery.
The sanitorium where Archbishop
Montgomery is being treated was be-
sieged with visitors yesterday who
were anxious to learn the condition of
the distinguished patient. Many of his
friends called to express their best
wishes for his speedy restoration to
health While the Archbishop ap-
peared to be unusually strong for one
who had passed through so serious an
ordeal, DR.. F. w. Vowinckel. who. with
corps of assistants, performed the
operation Saturday, considered his con-
dition far too serious to permit Of his
being disturbed, and even those closest
connected with him in his life work
were denied admission to the sickroom.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-07
No ONE To CLAIM
LITTLE TOT

A little 2-year-old tot. With pink
cheeks and fluffy. curly hair, has re-
mained at the Central Emergency Hos
piral for day and two nights and as
yet no mother has put in an appear
ance to claim the waif. She was
brought in by a policeman, who had
taken her away from drunken
woman. with whom she had been left
by her mother. Mrs. George A jameson,
while the latter was away from home
for few hours on Saturday. Her father
is at present confined in the Bush
with throwing acid at a man. 1t is
thought that the mother has left town.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-07
THUGS BEAT and
ROB CRIPPLE

Two cowardly thugs. fearing to pit
themselves against an able-bodied man,
singled out cripple for their victim,
and yesterday, after laying a we'll
formed plot to lure him to a secluded
spot where they might rob him with
out fear of molestation. struck the de-
fenseless man blow on the head with
a loaded billy" after rifiing his
pockets of s23.
The victim of the cruel robbery, D.
C. McDaniels, who has but one arm, is
a real estate agent in the employ of
the Hinkley Realty Company, 1904
Golden Gate avenue. He is at the Cen
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-07

aocustouned 20 -1t. ! would scratch the
sores until the blood began TO dow.
This would stop tbe itching for few
oays: but scely places would appear
aRain and the itching would accompany
tbern. After suffered about ten years
4 MADE q renewed effort 70 eject cure,
Hhe eruptions By tins time had appeared
On every. pert Of ny body except my
face and hands. The best doctor II my
native county sdvEed roe 20 use arsenic
IA small doses and salve. lthen used
% bathe the sores 10 q mixture which
cave almost intolersble pain. In add
ton used other remedies, such as iodine.
esiphuF zinc salve, ---e SGlve,
- Ointment, and in fact was con-
tinually giving some remedy G far trial,
never using less chan one or two boxes or
bottles. AL this was fruitless. Finally
nayhair begsn 60 fell out and was rapidly
becoming bald. used -s -,
but il did no good. A few months after,
having used elfno5t everything else,
thought would try Cuticura Ointment,
having previously used OutiCura Soap
and being pleased with IL. After using
three boxes was completely cured,
and my hair was restored. after fourteen
years Of suffering and an expenditure Of
ct least $50 70 $50 IN vainly endeav0rlng
80 find g cure shall be glad TO write
TO sny one who may be interested IN
my cure. e. Hiram Mattingly, Yer
million, s. OAK, Aug. is, 1906"
solc thf0ughout the word Potter Dun q
Chem Corp, Sole FropG.. Boston, NaM
MF-AA1hd Fsee sook1a a ths san and sieo4
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-07

After vainly securing the Pacific from
Pigeon Point TO New Years Point. the
revenue cutter McCulloch, which went
out to search for the steamer City Of
Panama, returned to port late yester-
day afternoon.
Captain J. c. cantwell. the command
er of the McCulloch. said he was con-
hdent the Panama would sail safely
into Mazatlan, and short time after
the McCulloch returned to San Fran
cisco news was received from the Mexi-
can port that the missing vessel had
been sighted.
The trip Of the NcCulloch. however.
was not altogether in vain. as she
picked UP the disabled steam schooner
Despatch and towed her into this port
When the revenue cutter Hugh Nc
Culloch signaled the steam schooner
Despatch to stop yesterday of Pigeon
Point the coaster responded so sud
denly that she coughed off the cover
of the low pressure steam chest The
Despatch had been lighting her way
north in the teeth Of a strong north
west wind and had full pressure of
steam pushing at her piston rods The
wind had moderated when the AIccul-
loch was sighted and the Despatc.. was
doing what she could to make up for
lost time.
The Moculloch stopped the Despatch
to inquire as to whether any wreckage
or distressed vessel had been seen by
the coaster.
We saw nothing" replied Captain
Henry Weber. master of the Despatch.
just as he said this. bangl went the
steamchest cover
Here's a vessel in distress, now
called Weber to Captain CantweIl. we
busted something trying to stop for
you, now I guess you'll have to tow
us IN"
The McCullooh took the Despatch in
tow. By the time the harbor was
reached Chief Engineer Eugene Nc
Carthy of the Despatch had contriVed
wooden cover for the steamchest.- Off
the Fulton Iron Works the McCulIoch
let go of her tow and proceeded TO Sau-
Balito. while the Despatch slowly
steamed alongside the iron works
wharf for repairs.
The search made by the McCulloch
was thorough and complete.
The vessel left here Saturday at mid
night and arrived of Pigeon Point
lighthouse 5ust before daybreak yester-
day morning. AS soon as il was light
all hands on board began a keen watch
for the City Of Panama.
A lookout was sent up the mast with
g. powerful marine glass. where he
could scan the horizon in every direc-
ton.
The morning was clear and bright
and the man could see clearly many
miles out to sea-
The McCuiIoch ran down south as
far as New Years Point and then put
out into the open ocean for distance
Of ten miles, and still no sight of the
missing craft
Here Captain cantwell decided 10
give UP the search.
The trip Up from the point 10 port
was made IN six hours.
The McCulloch had but two tons Of
coal left IN her bunkers when she
steamed into the harbor.
At the time OF her starting on the
search the McCulloch was out OF COM
mission.
The following officers of the McCul-
loch were on the vessel in the hunt to
locate the Panama: Captain j. G. Can't
well, commanding officer; Lieutenant
3. Camden. executive oficer; Lieuten-
ant ]. H. Crozier. navigator; c. NJ
Green, chief engineer; Z. W Davis. first
assistant engineer; Lieutenant c. c. Nc
MILAN. second assistant engineer, and
Lieutenant Franklin Hsrwood. watch
of1oer.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-07
GOLDBERG
BOWEN & CO.

Resolved, To sell Gas always) only
THE BEST GOODS-to render Gf pos
ible) BETTER SERVICE-to make
every purchaser SATISFIED-to watch
against OVERSTOCKING-to combine
ample CAPITAL with long EXPER-
IENCE in the building up of LARGER
BUSINESS-to help our customers
LIVE BETTER by supplying the
FINEST FOOD SUPPLIES obtainable
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-07
BIDS FoR GOULD LINE WORK

Bids for the construction Of s72 miles
OF the Western Pacific road in Cali
fornia and Nevada were received at the
local officers Of the Gould company last
week and have been forwarded to the
head ofices in New York, where they
will be passed upon during the present
month The work provided for In the
bids viii be from the end of the Oak
land division OF the new line TO and
across the Nevada line connecting up
with the work already under way by
the Utah Construction Company.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-07

tral Emergency Hospital In a serious
condition.
The two holdup men addressed Nc
Daniels as the latter was walking along
Devisadero street and said. that they
wished to buy a saloon They invited
him into a nearby barroom TO talk the
matter over. After arran gements had
been satisfactorily made the trio
started down the street together and
the two strangers volunteered to walk
part way home with the real estate
dealer. On reaching a neglected spot
on Sutter street, between Franklin and
Octavia, the two men without q word
of warning knocked their companion
down. dragged his body into an alley
way and went through his pockets.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-07
WarnInr fo Propertx Owner.

When you object to buying property
which has no record title how can you
lacks such title? But there Is no record
title TO any real property In the city ex-
cept a decree Of court under the Nc
Enerney act, and for that there can be
no substitute Delay to restore your
title may result in litigation, or even
entire loss of property.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-07

braee PIN ana
shortly Afterwards
both Of those limbs
becens 50 sore that
1 could scarcely
walk. When I had
been suffering for
aboUt q month the
sores began to heal,
but sm all scalY
ersptionE appeared
where the cores had
been. From that
tine onward ] was
troubled by such
severe itching that,
until I became
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-07

III Turk street, was held up and rob-
bed on Taylor street near Turk early
in the morning. He gave up SAT in
cash and several foreign coins and a
gold watch and chain He reported the
robbery to headquarters, but could not
give any description of the two men
who halted him.
at the Phoenix House on Howard street
near Fourth, was held up when within
short distance of the place Sunday
morning by two footpads who forced
him to allow his pockets to be searched.
He, however, only had Is cents in cash
and no va1uables. There is no clew to
the perpetrators of the crime.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-07
PARTICIPANTS INJURED
THREATENS no Kill FAMILY

BERKELEY, Jan. 6.-Peter Spyns, a
restau urateur OF San Francisco, was
taken into custody today for threaten
ing the lives of his wife and children
in their home at 1907 Shattuck avenue.
Epyus was intoxicated at the time