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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
BRlckI.AYEas err RAEsn.
nsuaanas q workmen Ars Aseeaea

nemamds of Workmesi Are Acceaea tc
 Bx Builders.
 Brickiayers in Monkgomery received an increase in theif pay yesterday of five cents an hour in accordancs with the u1tlmatum Iaid down by their aFbt- tration ccnmitte9 to tho builders sixty dayS ago
 Up until yesterday the pay for brick layers In this city had been forty five cents an hour Two months ago they decided that this amount ought to be increased to fifty cents and. through their conlmittee. they so noti- fled the builders. giving them sixty days to consider the matter. The time expired yesterday and, tt is understood that the builders. gener- ally. agreed to grant the demands of the men. It was known that the men were seriously in earnest on this prop osition and that 1t had been agreed among them that any builder who failed to accept the conditions as laid down by Ahe committee would fnd himself without men to carry on hls work.
 1t was reported that In one instance that the builders had failed to. sign the necessary agreement and that for a short lime work was suspended by his men. The matter was speedily ad- 5ueted. however. and the bricklayers re- turned to fhelr work.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
POLICE QUELL RIOTS
STRIKE or fCE WAGON DRIVERS Hs SERIOUS.
Many Street Dinosders 0eeuRred Yee- terday--stFikers Hurled Bricks and Used Clubs On Au
 strike-BreakeKn.

New York, July 1.--Police reserves were called to quei1 several street dis orders early today when the American Ice Company made an effort to break the strike of the delivery wagon driv- CTS. S
 The company hired several score of etrike breakers and issued an ultima tum that if the strikers did not .re- turn to work today the new men would be put in their places When two wagons driven by strike breakers drove from the company's pier on East River early today a crowd oR men set upon the drivers. using clubs and bricks. The police charged the crowd which finally fell back. Two police- men were then assigned to each wagon. More trouble occurred on Avenue C.. when a score of men set upon driver but were beaten of by the police. One hundred and fifty police reserves have been detailed to prevent disorder arte- ing at the c0mpany's pier. where the ice ia discharged from the beats
 The ice company declares today that the strike Is broken and that it can employ all the men needed to i'll poe sitfons of the strikers. Ike company says there is not sign of an ice fam inc.
 Brooklyn agents of rhe ice company said they had cont out about zoe fee wagons today in place of the 500 use ualiy in service in that borough, souis Of them manned by .oid employees ant others by strike breaieye
 One of the wagons on which the driv- CT was accompanied by special p0- liceman, was stoned by q crowd of 1oV persons in Washington street. Brook iyn. The drivarl was hik by one of tne stones and the policeman attempted tv dispefse the crowd Assz failed and was compelled to xetreat to ghe wagon which was hurrleoly driven away fhe crowd pursued it for & mile until checked by police reinfcrcements.
 Danger of an ice famine in Greater New York. due to the strike of the drivers employed by the American Ice Company, seems to have passed by reason of the activity of the indepsnd- ent dealers. Both the ice companies and the drivers claimed tonight that they had the better of the situation
 The strikers stated after a meeting tonight that the foremen of all he companies stations and stables in Brooklyn had struck in sympathy with the drivers. GA
 It was announced at the offices of the ice company tonight that arrange ments have been made to fill the places of ali the drivers who have struck, and that if the old drivers do not report for duty by o'clock tomorrow morn ing, new men will be employed. The return of warm weather today aceele- rated the demand for ice, and inde- pendent dealers did a thriving busi- ness.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02

and ordinances. un6er which lhe com pany ia operating. me &1E4 70 The fathers that q Hpecihi c9raMlttee should be appoiufkl to consider the matter in detEiis The Alderman alse reported that in all th4x1 vera eixnty- one franchises and ordiaaneee to ne looked into. and that out of tnis punch these threa at leasss The erdinance which provided for the piaeinE of elec- tric push buttons on nli Of the cars, lenders and air-braixes.
 Alderman 0unter President named Messrs Holloway. A. L. Tyson ana Fos- ter to do the stunts. ana persistsnsly refused. when he thought about tne own name to set In the list.
 An ordinance authorizing the issu- ance of s5i.08o of paving bonds TOT the purpose of defrayinE the expenses of pavinx Hnn Street from the eouth side of WashfnKton Street 10 the norIn sids Of South Street was passed as was sots s,s9 1a siass os1 or South ii Hun street from the south side Of Cramer Avenue to the north side of Fielder Street.
 The Bid for the paving of the side walks on both sides Of Fielder Street from Court Street to the Norman Bridge Road. upon favoTabie commit tee report was decided to be awarded to Shafer and chapan-
 Three hundred dollars was ordered, upon ordfnapce to that effect. to be net aside for the Mayors special fund The Council also Gecided to give s. Miller $s00 aa yellow lever reward
 The Council sustained the veto of Mayor TeaEue of the ordinance provid- ing for the paving Of the sidewalks on both sides South Decatur Street from the south side of South Street to the north side Of Fielder Avenue
 Upon ordinances covering each ap- propriation. $z5.100 of sidewalk paving and baby bonds were ordered to be is- sued. Upon special vote to that effect the Council decided to hold session tonight for the purpose of hearing the report of the Finance Committee on the iicense proposition.
 The ordinances providing for the ap- propriatfsn of $36.07s to the various departments for the purpose of allow ing the Treasurer to gst hls books straightened out was referred for action at the next regular meeting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02

Swept from the platform Of q rapid- siy ascending hoist ct the First Ma tional Bank BuildinB. James Anthony. san assistant foreman, gave an exhibit tion of nerve and presence of mind yes- terday that was f1ost remarkable, and. incidentally. saved himself from what seemed certain death.
 Anthony had a number of men work Ing on fhe fifth i~r He was as- scending on the hoist and as II passed this floor he leaned over to see what these men were doing. He miscai- cuIated the speed In which the hoist was moving and in a moment his body atruck ;.tfe floor above and he vas swept into space.
 By an almost superhuman enort ne managed to grasp the floor Of the cage and hung there while the elevator as-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
COUNT NORA DEAD,
nen.I.s of EnAs.sua I.aIaan napls.

Denalss of FAn>sus xsaiian nspie-
 manx,
 Rome, July L-Count Constantine Nigras dean of Italian diplomats. Is dead
 He was horn in 1928. served as . volunteer In the war against Austria in 184S. and was secretary of Count Cavour at the congress of Paris in 1856. Subsequently, he was appointed minister of Sardinia and later of Italy at Paris and September {, 1870, he was one pf the small number of friends of the court who gathered at the Tuil- Heres for the protection of Empress Eugefte. whom he did not leave until she was safe. out Of Paris
 Tn 1STs Count Nigra was appointed ambassadoF ct st. Petersburg, in 1sS2 he raprenerked Italy at the coart of St. James nd fn 1887 he was ap- pointed ambaNsador to Austria which post he hSla nntii 1903.
 Recently ths count had been suffer- ing from pneumonia. and the ex-Em- press of France. recalling the counts devotion in 1873, made Inquiries re- gardlng him
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
PLEAD NoT auILAY.
Great Northern RalIr0ad Answers In-
 dicfments of Granting Rebates.

Great Northern Rallr0ad Answers In-
 tiIetments of Granting Rebates. New York, July 1s--Counsel for the Great Northern Railroad today entered a. plea of not guilty in the United states Circuit Court to the indictments re- turned against the company for alleged violation of the Elklns's anti-rebating act.
 The Federal indictment charges that the Great Northern granted concessions on weatboand shipments of sugar to the American Sugar Refining Company. Before pleading. the Great Northern in terposed demurrer to the indictment upon the ground that the facts alleged did not constitute an offense within the purview of the existing statutes and also questioning the constitution ality of the Elkins law Judge Hough overrl1led the demurrer.
 The case will come to trial in the fall
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
BIG QUAKE RECORDED
or EARTH g0szMsxAEEltE;
 IN FAR SOUTH.
ObseKvator1es lm Different localities Recorded TrdEabies, nzt Have meen UnabAe ta Locate
 the OncwKrenees.

Washington. July 1.--A special bul- Ietin, issued by the Weather Bureau, says that seismographs at the Weather Bureau today recorded an earthquake of moderate intensity, which resembled in many respects the peecyd of the Kingston earthquake, made on 5anis- ary IA. 1907.
 The first preliminary tremora began earlier in the north and south conn ponent record at o'clock. fourteen minutes and forty nine seconds A. M.. with . distinct second beginning of trenors after an interval of four min- utes and forty-three seconds.
 A few minutes later several waves of nokiceably long period were re- corded from :22 to S:26.
 From the general detaits Of the rec ord, the Weather BureaA officials are led to conclude that the disturbance may have been south of Washington and at distance of from t.5oD to 1000 miles.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
mnCErvER FOR A mANk.
Eureka s1rinmn Hnststutnom wfE en:
 fsreAafoxs

Memphis. Tenn.. July 1.-~A epeola to The Comereial-Appeai from MufeA Springs. Ark. says
 On the application of officials of tis' Springs. ons of the oldest banking Int stitntions hi this section of khe st4t was today placed in the handz of ( receiver. Digby West vice prasi6enk x the carrol county bank being named
 Tn statement President w. w. Duncan announces that an nnpreraden6 ed run on the bank made it nNcss ors. that the doors be telnpurkrlkN closed and the receiver apoints1
 President Duncan states that tha aN, sets of the bank are. ampln to 9aY the creditors in full and prcn1As l. need be to sacrifice his pexsonai prob. erty to pay claims against the bank
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
o o e PURIFIES lO THE BLOOD

Bad blood responsible mankind from this vital fluid impurities poisons disease form Eca Acn Tee Bols while uude which Is far supply symptoms will remain Rheumatisn Cata and Ulcers Sa Blood Poison and all other blood disorders ued circulation and viii continue unless the poison moved from the blood In all blood skin itself perfect remedy Itgoes down o circulation a
 
 ng Nothing tants old chronic troubles like S. S.; purHes te rOres the impoverished circulation. Not cny highest but and appetizer bood end any medical advice deaied sent
 ATHE ES TIT fsa R6Ega1acsaA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02

feature of the war game which iA td be played during the next two week6 by order Of the War Department with center, was an unsuccessful attack fos night upon Fort Adams by q ship of the enemy. The ship was the qffAf termaster's steamer, General Robert Swartmouts. It tried to run in undcl cover of darkness. past the gert hsif was discovered and technically put oui of action by the guns of the fort
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
Anthony Hangs BefOeen
 Life and Deoth fof INinufes.

cendad. ana between the place of his fall and the two floors next above, he drew himself mp batil he was able to turn the upper part of his body over the floor Of the Hoist
 At the seventh ffotr. the space be- tween the elevator and the floor is hardly more than five inches. and into this space Anthony was drawn. The jar to the machinery as the mans body struck the beamg. told the engineer tbes nomethin@ was wrong. and he irn- naat7iately shut off the power.
 This saved Anthony's life Men in- stantiy climbed to the place where the elevator had stopped. and by hard work managed 10 free the man from his per- tious position. He was instantly taken 10 atdoctor. who. after examination. found that he had escaped serious in- Jury
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
AssAULFED AND muRDnaEp.

Warsaw. Mich. July i.---1ennie Retle. daughter of John Resle. aged 1e years was assaulted and murdered Sunday afternoon in a strip of wqeds along the road near her home. The body was f@und today. It was shown at an autopsy that the girl had boon ehoked to death Two men have been arrested on suspicion. They gave thalr name as Irvle Bartlett, of NanhVzlo and James Mackay. oe ChicaRo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
Iklne car.panx at cnalno.

The ztpg Dramatic Compafly opened the second week Of its engaRement at the Electric Park Casino last night to a big audience.
 The bill presented was ssThe Gam ,bler's Wife. q stirring meIodrama that we'll fitted the capabilities of the pre- senting company.
 Charles King, Jack Core and Blancie Small in the leading parts are all well fitted for their roles and did their work acceptably to the pig audience.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
Tra,et UmbreIIa Frame Tru.t.

Philadelphia, July 1.--An indictment was returned by the federal grand jury here today against the so-called um- breIIa frame trust. The indictment contains three counts and charges the National Umbrella Frams Company, the Newark Rivet Works and the New ark Tube and Metal Works with enter. ing Into q conspiracy to form a combi- nation in restraint of trade. The case probably viii be called for trial in oc- tobers
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
prrncTrvn wAs IN PLoT.
claimed That sleuth Arranged Plan d
 a Hfw Robbery.

Claimed That sieafh Arranged Ptan oa
 q Rig Robbery.
 Kansas City. July 1.--Edward Mee- gan, formerly Of Camden, Mo. testify ing before the board of police com missioners today charged ex-police detective Bert Brannon with having ar ranged a plot that resulted in Mee- gan being robbed of $5,Oo0 in cash.
 sherim John T. Hornea. of Tarrant County. Tex. testified that at least one and possibly another Kansas City detective warned the men before they robbed Meegan. of the coming of the Texas Sheriff for them on another charge, and they were hid out until the sheriff was induced by the de- tectives to leave town. Hornea testi- lied today that one of the robbers told him Bert Brannon was to get $l,000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
RevoIutleaist Arreated.

Washington. July 1.--~Antonlo Villa real. the alleged Mexican revolutionist who escaped from the immigration ofacials at Ell Paso. Texas, two or three months ago, while they were in- quIrinE into his career, has been loca- ted in St. Louis. In the event of his arrest he may be deported to Mexico since he has given the government of ficials so much trouble.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
EXPELLED ssoxUMEnT.
Memory of Mead cOnsuI FaIkeHburg Hs
 Honered.

Memory 0k kAe&0 OV@~@A FaAAeApuKB K9
 HOnefed.
 Denver. Col, July 1.---over a tenant less grave In F'airmounE cemetery. the woodmen os the World yesterday un- yelled magnificent monument to the memory of the late head consul. F. A. Faikenburg- unveiled ft with full ritual and imposing pomp. while the daughter of the dead. Mrs. F'alkenburg Faliis still had an ai olication pending in the district court asking for a per- manent injdnction restraining the Woodmen from using the name of her father on their monument.
 That the beautiful stone will ever fully fulftll its missions is doubtful. Mrs. Fall is determined her fathers body shall never be moved and if she wins the suit for an injunction. the stone of the order will serve only as a tribute and memorial and will not mark the grave of Falkenburg.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
asR. caArFEn RnTURNs.
Resmnhaes His Dutien An yweatE,ex Bu
 reau Section Uarertnx

ReamlmeM His Dutaen AZ WeatkleE Bu~
 reau Section DarerteK.
 Frank F. Chaffee. who resigned his position as Section Director of the United States Weather Bureau in Montgomery last year resumed hss dtt- ties as weather prophet in the Fed- erai building yesterday Mr. Chaffee has been prominently Identified with the weather bureau service of the gov- ernment Tn Montgomery for long time.
 During his absence from the govern ment service Mr. ChafEee was en- gagged in the insurance business
 Montfose Hayes, who was appointed to i'll the position of Section Director during the period of Mir. Chanees ab- sence, has been appointed to take charge of the weather ofEice in Thon- asvtlle, Georgia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
Innticc cnhh tn nenlnn.

Atlanta Ga, July LA special from Athens, Ga, says Associate Justice An- drew J. Cobb, of the Supreme Court of Georgia, has notified Governor Smith of his intention to tender his resigna- tion at 9n early date. It is said Jus tice cobb win resume the practice of law In Athens,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
wel,nnre nnaor.na.

Providence. R, l., July I-Tha 70 election of George Peabody Wefmoro of Newport. to be United states Bnna- tor. was endorsed by a vote of Ie Co 3 ct meeting ef the Republican Cea- trai Committee in this city today
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
neeome Alnerlean Cltlaepa.

Joseph Salvatore Caanzalio. an Ita1- ian fruit merchant. and Paul Moses. an Asgyrlan restaurant keepev. yesterday appeared before Judge Jones In the TJnited States court and swore away their allegiance to the ruling powers of their native countries and became American citizens.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
onIaIINAL coURr RnFoRr.
ons Hunarsa aud TAirty-sls case. Dl.

The City Court for the February term just closed, has dispoHed of 1ss criminal eases in which ninety-six cons vietions have been had.
 withdrawn and two mol pressed. Of the sentences one was the death pen atty. thirty-nine were sent to the peni- tentiary. fifteen were condemned to hard labor and forty-one paid or con fessed Judgment. The Solicitors fees amounted to &2.S27.6O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
mr ,. sheIton Lenve.

Rev. J B Shelton, pastor of the Adams Street. Baptist Church. leaves this city today to spend his vacation on his farm in Todd county. Kentucky. He has been grantsd 6 leave of ab- ssnoe for the entire month of July.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
warr. Mi nlaturbea,

New York, July 1.--None of the cable companies whose line reaches the West Indies. Central and South Amer lea, has had reports of wire disturb ance of Encouragement such as usually accompany such earthquakes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
PRIsoNER wAs EIpNArPnn.
Taken from Jall and Forcibly Places

Douglas, Ariz.. July 1.--Manuel Sata- bic, one of the leading spirits in tho former st. Louis junta, who was known here as Sam Moret was arrested yesterday and lodged in jail at the instance, 1t is said. of the Mexican Government Late. last night an auso- mobile. occupied by two Americtns. was driven to the jail The prisoner was delivered to them and was fcrci- ply placed in the vehicle
 The automobile and it's occupants were seen a little later passing through the streets and several witnesses say that the prisoner was being choked into submission. That was the last oeen of it. but there seems little doubt that satabia was delivered to the Mexican authorities at Auguescalientes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
Hnvnnn rlenartn aQnalse.

Havana, July 1.-Tne observatory at Belan College reports severe earth quake at 7:43 this morning about 93l miles to the south The oscillations lasted upwards Of an hour.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
AaaatIanal CIexa.. AIfey3ea.

washington. July '1.--t Special. l---Tne post ofIica department today allowed nn additional clerk each at S6e0 a year for the post ofslces at Huntsville. Florence and Dothan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
nv3 T,rmnvrw Auno,,,..a

Governor Conner yesterday named Dr. l.. W. Deprez. of Florence, a member of the Board of Pension Examiners, of Lauderdale county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
Rnnkrunfcy Petition.

William Lewis yesterday filed a pe- tition in the United states court as a voluntary bankrupt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02

Judge 4. . D. sayre will take up the motion docket in the City Court to- morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
mAs0MHu NOTICE

.rx There win be 4 regular com aSM mnnfcation of AnereW JaalkNan Lodge No fT9 A E IA E~SW thle evening af eciQcA .k%E 3cnlspu.AzY LcGsa Ne. 11 4nH N 4M visiting bretherM 1fAtaFnnfiY lsl4 &9K yited
 BY orter of the " hg
 H D. LONG serealafS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
MARAsx.z.

Eufhsw-CiapP asnrhsm Co.
 Marble and Granite MonumentA 2eo-21t pextex. Rhene l4t.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-07

LOANS ON FURNITURE. pianos. horses.
wagons, salaries. etc: quickly, pr1-
vately, at the lowest rates. Mutual
Loan company tunincD. room All.
Peoples National bank building, Rock
Island. Phone old west 1872.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-07
Guardians Sale of Real Estate,

State of Illinois, Rock Island Coun-
ty-SS:
In the County Court of said county.
10 the May term. a. ID. 1907.
In the matter of the petition of Phebe
A. Gowling, guardian of Lillian Ruth
GowlinE, "A minor, for leave to sell in
terest in real estate of said minor
BY virtue of an order and decree of
the county court of said Rock Island
county, state of Illinois. made and en-
tered in the above entitled cause. on
May 10. 1907, being one of the days of
the May term of said court I shall. on
Wednesday, the 18th day of June A D.
1907. between the hours of 10 o'clock
a. m and o'clock p. m, to-wit, at the
hour of II o'clock a. m. expose for sale
at public vendue. at the east door of
the court house in the city of Rock Is
land. in said county of Rock Island. and
state of Illinois, to the highest and best
bidder. all the right, title and interest
of said minor in the following describ-
ed real estate, to-wiI. The undivided
one-half part of the west half of lot
five 90. in block six 60. in that part
of the city of Rock Island, Rock Island
county. Illinois. known as and called
the Old or Original Town: subject, how
ever. to Phebe a. Gowling's right of
dover therein, as the widow of Thomas
Gowling. deceased: on the following
terms, to-wit: Cash in hand
Dated at Rock Island. ILL., the 10th
day of May, A. Il. 1907
PHEBE a. GOwLING
Guardian of Said Minor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-07
Administrative Notice

Estate of Herman Carl Julius Buett-
ner deceased
The undersigned. having been an
pointed administrative of the estate OF
Herman Carl Julius Buettner, late of
lhe county of Rock Island, state of Illi-
mons, deceased. hereby given notice that
she VIII appear before the county court
OF ROCK Island county. at the county
court room, in the city of Rock Island
AT tne August term, on the first Mon
DAY IN August next, at which time all
persons having claims against said es-
tate are notified and requested to at
ttnd, Tor the purpose of having the same
adjusted All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immedi-
ate payment To the undersigned.
Dated I'D day of May. a. ID. 1907
BERTHA BUETTNER.
Administrative
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-07
LEG Al.
Administrators Notice,

Estate of Machen Winters. deceased
The undersigned, having been APP
pointed administrator of the estate of
Machen Winters, late of the county OF
Rock Island, state of Illinois. deceased
hereby gives notice that he will appear
before the county court of Rock Island
county, at the county court room. in
The city of Rock Island. at the August
term, on the first Monday in August
next, at which time all persons having
claims against said estate are notified
and requested to attend. for the pur-
pose of having the same adjusted. All
persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make Immediate payment to
the undersigned.
Dated 27th day of May. A. n. 1907.
THOMAS MOWERS.
Administrator.
Henry Waterman. attorney.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-07

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