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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31
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unselfish: its members, though taking the hazard of insurance against finan- cial failure, are not beneficiaries to 8 greater degree than are the citizens of Montgomery who are not of the orKa- nization
 Of the excellence of Mime. sembrich's voice 1t is of course unnecessary to speak Her performance in grand opera established her fame, which is losing no lustre during her concert tour
 Jefferson DeAngelis Is far iron, un known in Montgomery. He has played in the Montgomery Theatre almost an- nually for the past six or seven years and has always scored trftimphs.
 The Girl and the Governor his new vehicle, which has just closed a successful run In New York, Is de- clared by competent critics to be real comic opera, with song numbers and choruses that range everywhere from the whistling kind almost to grand opera magnitude, and is never shoddy. A coherent story Is carried and De- Angelis is said to be irrestibly funny. while his supporting company num- bers some of the best singers and comedians known to the contemporary comic opera stage.
 The Rose Mayo Stock Company which played to pleased audiences at the Bijou Theatre last week. conttnuss it's engagement with eight perfor- mances this week. During the first half Mother and Son" will be the of- fering The drama to be presented
The evening world., 1907-12-28
JOHN Y. RHOADES IS
SENT TO BELLEVUE
Committed for Examination
as 10 Sanity After Assault
Charge Was Withdrawn.

John v. Rhosdes was to-day COM
mitted to Bellevue Hospital for exam
ination as to hts sanity. Magistrate
Barlow. in Jefferson Market Court. is
sued the order after complaint OF as
sauit made against Rhoades at the we.,
Thirtiefh street station last night had
been dropped By DARCY O'Connor. who
!ires =, Hotel Albany.
The complaint on which Rhosdes was
committed was made by Detective.
Lieutenant Woodbridge. OF the Cen,ra,
Office. who told the Court tina, Rho.de.
ha been wasting hts money and talk.
ing in an trratlcnal manner"
Mr. RhoadesA wife occupied an incon.
spicuous place in the rear OF the court
room during the psoceedings. She re-
fused 10 make any statement.
RI -dss MAS arrested. together with
o'Connor, last night after dispute In
the barber, shop fof the Hotel Imperial.
o'connor twas discharged to-day.
Rhoades seemeti daxed as he stood at
the bar and mad not word 10 say as
he heard how - case was disposed o..
Rnoades wAx taken 10 Bellevue by
wooiridxe and spectsi Policeman Han
ley. OF The Hotel Imperial. where he
iorty-,hree years. residence Lakewood.
N. j.. and tne name OF nearest relative
as Mrs. ). Rhoades. 40. 5's Washington
avenue. bre9siSn; The name q E.
friend Rhoades was placed in tho psyco-
friend. Rroades was placed In the psyco-
days observation.
The evening world., 1907-12-28
MURDERER SHOOTS
DOWN DETECTIVE IN
DUEL on STAIR WAY
CONTINUED from First esse.l

empty. He hated IN patch OF bushes
alongside the right OF Way and began
20 stun cartridges into his guns
This gave Boui and Devote umc 10
close In on him. Bonanno's friends
seemed th have taken frigEt and we're
scattering. Townspeoplc. drawn by the
yui!pys. were coming by scores,
The Desperate yelled curse n, the
two New York detactlyes and then
filns!ng the mUzzlr Of one gun 10 1.s
hgra. he fired He staggered back rer
covered ,s.snself jainned the smoking
m,iszls in MIS- udgth and lircd again
IspIli .Jiile.s lfad entered the brain
and Bonaflpa was lylng IN the bushes.
apparently DYING, when Bn;u and De-
note reached biT, l.eayins linn w!isTs
hs WAS tAc detectives hurrieJ back n
Il here ca sann .Ay lie was ioEng grea,
Quantities OF blood from sayered ~.
lcTy in his wilt.
A citizen got wagon Tor
ITEM. Taey c1t mattress In me
wagon and Carone on tho niattfEvss. and
then they drove 10 the. rcr3dence of tho
nearest physician. half a mile In toNari
Rutherford The doctor bound up Ca
yones wounds.
Then for TIE nrst time gott. and
Devote got in touch with New York
Headquarters on the telephone giving
hriedy these details OF the shooting
And Aaftnx taoy would reach tho hiAn-
The evening world., 1907-12-28
BINGHAM FEARS FOR
new HEADQUARTERS
Subway Work Has Weakened
Big Structure, Says Com
missioner.

Police commissIonr- Bingham. who
hss returned from his holiday in me
country. declared himself bitterly to-
day over the delay in the completion
ot tho new headquarters building mn
Centre street. lie also expressed the
fear tina. BY reason of the subway
operations connecting with the Deiancey
stree. loop under the new Building the
big poSce structure will BE- weakened.
TT commissioner mas had the op!n-
ION o. Engineers regarding the new build.
ing and IT'S foundation. and ne says
,hev agree with him that the structure
may 30 seriously 0,nAEsd. y NOT
,hrca:ened with total collapse. uniess
the foundations axe reinforced.
He has asked the Corporation coun-
sei TO make an investigation with q
yfcw OF suit TO prevent tho work be-
ing continued in It's present form.
The Commissioner said chat instead of
being able TO take possession Of the nov
building BY next June, as planned. the
building Will be inaccessible for two
years.
The evening world., 1907-12-28
FIVE KILLED As
TRAINS meet
IN DENSE FOG
Passengers Escape, but Two
Engineers, Two Firemen
and Switchman Perish.

DETROIT. Dec. a,--speedinE through
a dense fog 4. forty miles An hour
Grand Trunk PASSENGER Train No. 5,
which left Port Huron ias. nigh: for
this city. oollided head on with .
double header freight just north Of
Leno1. Mich
FIVE trainmcn mot death. four being
killed ins.antly. the fifth dying three
hours later. An tho pAesengers escaped
except . baby. who waA slishtfy hurt
by being thrown out OF hs noothsr's
arms and over = ssat when ths trains
orAAhed.
The dead are: James Bennett. pas
seneer engineer: august Rohowsxi.
freight engineer; George BouShner.
freight fireman. and Willard @. Tyler.
freight awiichman. all OF Detroit. and
Albert MCCALL. passenger fireman. q
Port Huron.
It Is unofficiaiiy charged that the
switch was no, properly closed, and on
account OF the heavy fog which pro-
vailed the passenger crew could not sea
that tho signal Was set against them.
The evening world., 1907-12-28
TELLS READERS
HOW TO FIND OUT.
How to Tell If the Kidneys
Are Inactive and 4 Sim
pie Recipe to Mix.

There are more cases OF kidney
trouble here now than ever before,
while recent reports show that moro
people succumb each year to soma
form OF kidney disease than any
other cause.
When there is sickness examine
the urine. Rheumatism Is only .
symptom OF kidney trouble. II 10
nothing more or less than excessive
uric acid in the blood, which the
sluggish, inactive kidneys have failed
to sift out. leaving II to decompose
and settle about the joints and mus
cles, causing intense suffering, fire.
auently resulting in deformity, often
reaching the heart when death en-
sues.
Pains across the back, frequent,
painful and suppressed urination and
other symptoms OF weak bladder are
not the only signs Of kidney trouble;
many cases OF stomach disease, head
ache, pain In the heart, inactive liver.
&C. are but symptoms. the cause Of
which can be traced 10 feeble. clogxed
kidneys
A simple test OF the urine Is to
void q small quantity IN bottle or!
glass and let 1t stand overnight: next
morning. II there is a reddish brick
dust sediment or white. neecy sub
stance present, either consult some
reputable physician or take good
vegetable treatment. The following
prescription is recommended highly
In these cases. and the sufferer should
mtx 1t At home: Compound Kargon,
one ounce; Fluid Extract Dandelion,
one-half ounce: Compound SyrupSar-
saparilla. three ounces. Shake WI
and use in teaspoonfur doses attsfS
each meal and at bedtime. ~
Where any Of the symptoms emu
merated above are present good re-
s..lts are sure to follow Immediately
the use OF this:simple prescription,
The evening world., 1907-12-28
MADE TO CLIMB
4O-FOOT POLE TO
RESTORE FLAG.
Although an American, He Had
Cut Down the Stars
and Stripes.

Here IL a i!t,.e story about an Amen.
can citizen who cut down an American
nag that had been raised by French
man. was arrested by an Irish police
man and sentenced by an American
ma sisuaie 10 climb to the top OF 70
FOO: pole and replace tho has. BY way
o. adding TO the interest of the happen
Ing 4. was located in Hotoken.
Thomas Taylor lives At No. 10 Monroe
street, Hoockea-A good American COM
blna,ion, Taylor and Monroe. Thomas
TAYLOR MAS out Until! o'clock this NOR
ming drinking yAriously.
IN his way home ne paced the resi-.
dene. o, Emile Lr Fevrs. French
man who Il such an American enthusi-
hs, that ne xeeps the Stars and s,ripeA
dying over his rooftree day and night.
Then Thomas Taylor did bad shinx
tor an American citizen, He pulles out
his knife. cut the haliiards and the nag
nu,tered to the ground
Roundman o'Dohohue saw the tral-
tcrous deed. With a cry of amazed in
dixnation he leaped upon Thomas Tay-
loT ana S&NkSu titii ID th0 lOS&sup-
Taylor was asraiGnsd before Re-
oorder Stanton to-day. He said he
meant no dis.espect to the American
nas. He could not account for his
rash deed only on the hypothesis ths,
4 combination Of imported Piisner,
Scotch hixhhails. Italian vermouth and
cheese sandwiches had driven him
crazy.
You have publicly insulted the Amer
lean haE." said Recorder Stanton to
TAYLOR. who was trembling for m,-e
reasons than one. Il s4n,enee you 10
climb to the top OF tha haspole and
nall the nag there. a guard OF police
men will accompany YOU"
Accouspanicd by three policemen. ray-
lor went to the home Of Mr.. lie Fevrs
With hammer and nails In his pockets
and the flag wrapped around his shoul-
dsrs he laher!oraiy clambered to the top
Of the forty-foot pole. An immense
crowd gathered below and watched him
nail the bunting securely to the mast
AZ the folds of tho Stars and Stripes
heightened out on the breeze the crowd
cheered and Taylor aid to the ground.
The evening world., 1907-12-28
MOVING PICTURE MEN
GET AN INJUNCTION.

For the hrst time within the memory
Of the lawyers OF the present day. re-
sort was had to-day 10, the laws cover
Ing tho general equality jurisdtction Of
the Supreme Court which provides for
wha. IL termed bill OF peace. .crs-
a.od Tor the probation OF an akErieved
cAss.
IT was invoked in behalf OF the men
who have t1,00.oo invested In the 2.50o
moving picture shows and similar en-
tsrprtses In Greeter New York. the psti-
uoner, being s:1ty.ons prop.ietors Of
headsd by J. Valenai 4 Co.. and the
bill OF peace. which it blanket in1uuo-
from interfering with their Sunday ex-
h,bition. also operasss al az q similar pro.
Justice Greenhaum declared no had
never heard OF the bill OF peace" he
fore. but on reading the general equality
Jaw he granted temporary omnlous :
junction, and the whole matter will b
threshed out' before Justice Davis on
T1ekday.
The evening world., 1907-12-28
HARRISON COUNCIL
HAY OFFER REWARD
FORSLAYER'S ARREST

So worked up are the residents Of
Harrison over the murder and the ap-
hsrent Indifference OF the county oni-
Gals that to-day there will be mcet-
ing of the Town Council, when the
question OF Offering reward for the
arrest ard conviction Of tho slayer will
b. discussed.
Such an offer. It Is thought. will
arouse activity among some OF tho de-
fectives. who up to this time have pre-
sented the argument that "the woman
Is dead and she viii be dead long
time"
Coroner Bunnell. OF Hudson County.
last night impanolled Jury In the
case and announced that an inquest
VIII be held at 8 o'clock on tho evening
OF Jan. 3 Those named on the Jury
are Arthur Fitxpe trick, John Dreiten-
ducher. William BurEssser and William
wilker. OF Harrison; Smith Whicke,,
William Curtis, William J. Witt and
Arthur Donovan. of Jersey City.
Tho jury met in the Morgue In Har-
rison last night. and viewed the body.
Coroner Bunnell than said that rs far
as no could discover there was little
evidence at present. and he did mo-;
regard It Us necessary TO begin an
finaucst untli the. police had aomething
more tangible TO work upon.
Don't you think II necessary to have
an autopsy performed AZ oncey' he
sriai matter" ne replied. rests en-
tirely with the County Physicinl.'
The evening world., 1907-12-28
REPORT NOT READY
ON KN|CKERB0CKER
Hearing on the Temporary Re
eeivership Continued for a
Week From To-Day.

-
The hearing on the temporary re-
ceivership of the Knickerbocker Trust
Company was continued for one week
to-day by Judge Clarke. OF Richmond
County. Herbert L. Satterlee. repre-
senunx the Deposttors Committees,
which are sndesyor!ns To secure con-
sents TO reorganization plan. informed
she Court that more time was desired
to conclude tho circulation < the plan.
Mr. satferlec said that assignments OF
accounts were rapidly coming In. ut
that he was unahfe At this time TO In
form the Court as TO what proportion
sumption plan. He spoke of one Of the
three Repositories as having g, o,ooo, 90
worth OF accounts.
Other motions in regard 10 tn rus-
pending tho settlement OF the receiver
ship question.
The evening world., 1907-12-28
ROOSEVELT SENDS
ULTIMATJJM ON THE
GOLDFIELD TROOPS
(continued-from First Page.)

or The controversies. It !s only nrcrs-
sary 10 state tiiat the entire district
became divided into two hostile camps
-on me one hand the miners. with
their adhcreu,s and sympatt,zers. and
on. the other hand the mine owners.
with their adhe re1ts and symrathlzers.
The union alone claiHed membership
OF 3ooo. ana-Suily one-aalf OF the mem
bership we're constantly, armed Arms
and ammunition were purchased and
KEEP. BY the union as body.
..On the other hand. the MING own
ers had in their employ large num-
her OF watclmsn and guards who were
constantly armed and on duty. In ad-
aItion to these opposing forces were an
unusually .arge number OF the cr.mi-
nal element attracted to the new and
booming camp.
Too Many for Them.
..I'ndtr suca conditions the civil ,u-
thor!ties we're practically powcriess
They could attend to the ordinary
pe;ty Offenders from day 10 day but at
the first conflict between the real
armies az local labor and capital they
would have been swept away. Tie
repeated strikes and continued threats
of other strikers irrltated III. mine
owners more and alore 1, was clear
10 me. therefore, that wacn the las,
strike was called In the inids; OF u
financial crisis spreading over the
country ard rd,h tong winter tacIns
the twenty thousand people situated
Gpan the desert, hundreds or mites
from any centre OF population. II was
tlnia - recognize the actual condition
OF afTairs ana 10 act accordingly.
"A state OF domestic violence and
insurrecutn arises. In my Judgment.
whea armed bodies are In existence
with sufficient power TO overcome the
civil authorities and continual threats
Yere made OF the destruction OF NE
and property. The condititn has existed
The Goldadili mining district the past
ys6r and ciists there nov. 1t calls
~, the presence OF the troops 10 keep
the peace As this 50 ditinn has been
OF slw growth II will take time 10
remove 1t,
Should Hold Troops.
In ny Judgment. /, Il necessary that
The evening world., 1907-12-28
SWAPS HER EARRINGS
FOR AN EMPTY BOX.
oily-voiced Compatriot on Street
Plays Old Confidence Game
on Mrs. Weisenberg.

Mrs. r. wesenberE. OF No. 80 seeond
street. wss walking on Grand .tree,
when an oiiy-voiced oountryman ad-
drsssed hcr In her native tongue. ex-
ctssing himself on the ground that he
came from the same town. lie was In
hasd luck. he Aaid. and mus, pawn his
wtie's earrings. Perhaps she would look
Ms w.i,enb~rs took them 10
"a vubroker, who sAd he would lend
hoo on them. and she took them to-
;eweiler. who said they we're worth
way dom. you pawn ,hem." she
/. sked ,he stranger.
II do not like TO see my ~if-'s ear
rtnss in pawnbroker's," he said
Wrr weisenberE WAS wearing Gs0
r.ir OF earrings and she was nnally
t.1,csd to trade. When she reached
hrr,e and opened the box. she found no
earrings in II. The shlft Of boxes had
Mrs. We,senherK went to Police Head
,,,a rters and pointed out the picture O.
sam Shriber WHO Is better known M
a'rhe OK" 6t,riber was arresied by
pet<-tive Finn and held In the Tombs
Court to-day.
The evening world., 1907-12-28
FRENCH CARDINAL APPEALS
TO THE CHURCH PEOPLE

LYONS. Dec. es.-I.ardinal couilie.
Archbishop OF Lyons. has Issued pas
toral letter In which he describes In the
most vigorous language what he terms
the ''saorilegious robbery OF ths
Church In France during the hrst year
OF the application of the Separation Law.
He predicts that the state will persist
In lis c!!arts 10 ia!ctze r~ hospitals.
suppress the Catholic o,Sers that stili
remain. and put an end 10 Catholic
schools.
Continuing. the Cardinal complains
that. while q few OF the faithful have
been aroused to npotent Indignation.
ures and business and, deceived by the
newspapers, have shown themselves m
different to what Is happening
He conclude with an appeal TO Cath
olics TO remain faithful. and says. The
evil days viii pass and eventually WE
viii taste the Joys of victory"
The evening world., 1907-12-28
IN revenge He (
SHOT BROTHERS
ALLEGED SLAYER.
Il Hope He Kicks In" Young
Spaghetti Says When
|, Arrested.

You shot my brother and you want
20 do up my whole family. bn, ! guess
this Mil stop you" and bullet from
the revolver held b. Michael spashett,
entered the hreast. OF Barba,lo Bartaiio.
who WAS removed to the Norwegian
Hospital. Brooklyn. to-day mortally
Wounded. His assaiIan,. Spaghetti.
calmly returned the revolver to q
pocket and walked from the pier at the
foot Of For,y-th,rd street, Brooklyn.
the scene. OF the shooting.
Patrcimsn Frey. OF tn. Fourth Ave
nue. Police Station. stopped him.
Yes shot thn. fciler. all rsKh,. and.
! hope he kicks In" said Spaghetti. He
wanted to kill all my family and I took
it OUT of aim for revenge He's bad
man. He Killed my brother the other
dav ard I'VE been looking for him ever
since"
Spaghetti Is nineteen years old and
lives at No iss Van Brua: street His
victim Is forty-two years. and lives 1T
No. a. Carroll street, Brooklyn. Tes
latter Is longsho. eman and WAS wait
Ing at the pier to-y'ay FOR the arrival
OF one OF the Priaee line steamships
when sphaEe,u eneoun,esed him. There
were words between the two before
Spaghetti made his declaration and
pulled his gun.
No weapon Was FOUND on Rarsallo. He
cannot live many hours. the hospital
surgeons say. Spaghetti WAS held In
court;
December last Angelo Spagh.ttu =
brother of the prisoner. vas shot ard
KILLED a, No. ~ President street Brook~
iyn. Rartaiio was then said to hAvs
been mixed un in the shooting AFFAIR.
but ne Was not sought by the police.
The evening world., 1907-12-28
NEW YEAR GREETINGS
BY CARRIER PIGEONS.

MfNNEAPoLlS. Eec.i 2s! New Year.
gFeet'nrs from Mayor j G. Haines. Of
Minneapolis. wSi be sen, 10 the Mayor
- Boston by carrier PIGEONS. It /,
ihpnsn, me birds can compiete ~.
loas Journey o. i.aup miles in nbo,,,
foriy-sln hours. The, ENTIRE trin NOW
eyer VIII nQs be made by thr sane
pigeons.
two birds will he liberated bs.
each having the message tied ID ,ts
leg and they WIZ ny 10 thMr homs
town. Aurora, ILL.,. where the nnssaxe
VII! ee Transferred 20 . bird t;la; K
70 make ths nixht from Aurora tn
pliladelph,a. where the rnesSAae viii
b fastened 70 the pigeon w.hloh II AZ,
pected tc deliver II Ia Bostnn-
The evening world., 1907-12-28
haitian side OF the river with Csyon.
as quickly AS train and boat coud

haitan side Of the river With Cnvon,
as quickly AS train and boat couE
hring them 80.
AZ the Barclay Street Ferry Austant
rohce Commissioner Wood Lieut. Joe
ficials were waiting with an arrbu,ar,co.
Al 81, Eincents Hospital the sur
Tcon said that Carone would recover.
wounded man was exs soiiciiious rc-
gar.lng HIS own hurts than for his
young wife. who lives at No n Thor,p
son strrnt He feared she nigh suner
from shock at the news.
Slayer Taken to Hospital.
The police chisf OF Rutherford hnr.
Ficd 10 iSinEsland and auieted the ex.
erred members OF Bonanno,s .fa!iroaj
soiop, lie also took charge OF Bo-
iiiaHnoo ani cent him as a prisoner 10
.the liaekensaca Hospital. where II was
stated tina, he would die In few hours
The evening world., 1907-12-28

troops he kept al Goidfsld an in
definite r~riod OF time, They should re-
main there nntil both sides are .nowa
taa; the district is not 10 remain an
armed camn and a scene II cot;inuai
warfare THe communist and anarc his;
/ must seek nes fields. the ,aoorinE man
be convinced that arbitration and
peaceful methods are more certain and
,iastisx methods Of improving his con-
diiion than by dynamite and the
shotKun.
This can only come abou; in time.
md t0r the present and some time In
the future the sirong arm o. tire mill
,ary must be In evidence 10 convince
tolerated II is knoT'n rs matter Of
legislative history ,has ] recommended
Il measure ~ the last session having
FOR IT'S object The establishment OF a
state constabulary along the lines OF
Ale Texas Rangers. which WAS reject.
cd hv thai body the members thereof
giii' hsinr ~ r"ie'
The Assembly of that session, with
The vete o. all but one, passed q reso-
luton denouEcinS The lrius,icef dcne
Meyer, Haywood and Pettibone by tho
dhni~i al a speedy 7 ia't ~ ,.Solution.
is 1 n matter Of very feszrse.ks since
Z cal{al for tho opinions o, different
representatives and individual citizens
OF ihe Stats generally a. 10 The ad-
v.sab!lity Of convcnlng special ses-
sion 10 act, anon a then existing emery
.ncy, which. however, did not relate
20 the present situation.
Opposes the Call.
The expressions received at that tim.
Indicated that aa per cent. OF the peo-
rla were oproscd 10 such special ses-
sfiH
For geographical reasons and on an-
count OF the customary ten days notice
to members II would be impossible to
convene and organize special session
nf the, L-eilature In less than three
weeks presumlng on the most ex-
triItiOus actiun on tie mart OF :.c mem
hers For these reasons deemed II i'm
possible 10 convene the Legislature in
special session 10 mcst the present
and s,iil think Il htxhly In
advisable.
This telegram was in course Of prep
arasion on The 18th inst. In reply TO
your telegram OF that date. butfI Was
taken ~ and have only just returned
tn my Office I Am now sending 1t in
lien ot letter. which ! wired you waS
In course ~ peplration. The delay
Was not intentional on ms PART and
no diSe0uftcsy meant thereby
"tSignsd) JOHN Sf'ARKs.
Governor"