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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31
THEATRES
Rogers Isrothers in Ireland.

The Rogers Brothers made their de-. but in Montgomery Wednesday night at the Montgomery Theatre and they of esteem.
 To have the worst over as soon as possible, 1t must be said that Gus Rog- waiRng Hans e ehroSgh wfe part of hs part ft Terence ta Ss'a after AHf ail Perhaps this im- pression was not warranted but it was made upon more than one person.
 The indication was not given by any one else, though, and 1t was so slight on the part of Gus Rogers as to be hardly considerable, and the result was q performance of a clever musical com- edy that delighted an audience of com erosity. 4 lg.a.
 The Brothers Rogers as they shopld be called if they were in circus, re most delectable, but they are not khe whole show by any means. The rest or the. company was almost evenly good. and indeed Mario n Stanley was as en- joyable as the brothers.
 The piece in which the. Rogerses ap. peared was pleasine in every. respect. lines evenly bright throughout and a suficiency of situations. 1t Is well staged, has good scenery and handsome costumes.
 If choice must be made between the Brothers Rogers performance last l night Max, who was Nicholas Knox, ought to have the more praise. He acted with more spirit, more verve than did Gus. But both were excellent. They | are past grand masters of the art of | un-making and they never lost an op- | portunity 10 make 1t. In make up | enuneiation, presence, gesture, they were clever and, with the possible ex- | ception of Gus's seeming Iaziness, left ] absolutely nothing to be desired. The l tone of their play Is above that of the 1 average musical comedy and their act I ing is up. to the play. N Marion Stanley in the role of Alice II 4 excellent. She has not a fine voice | but her part was played with lRudabl' | grace and intelligence and her song' 1 were rendered so artlstically as to b' | thoroughly enjoyable. In tie perform | ance Wednesday night she bhone quit'
 as brightly as the stars whose names
 Bessie DeVoie as Mary Carey f
 charming. She is pretty. graceful.
 good dancer and an attractive singer
 Josie Intropodi as Anastasia acted well
 as did Edward O'Connor in the part O
 Bat Lynch. Charles 7. Mccarthy play
 ed the part of Dan O'Hoolihan lauda bly. Harry Cowan, Ethel Introptdi anC
 Lillian Collins were good.
 Walker Whiteside In The Magic | Melody" is the next attraction at tn
 Montgomery Theatre. He will appea l Friday night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31
IN SOCIETY
By Mrs. J. NJ. deCottes.

CT. the late Mir. J. w. Barclay. She was accOmpanfed home by her son. Mir. Randolph B. RaileY. who Is now the guest of his parents at their home s17 South Perry street.
 < % E
 Mrs, L.. B. Hamrick has returned from Tuscaloosa, where she has been visiting her sister. Mrs. F. C. Lee.
 Miss Rosa Mckenzie. of Calhoun. has returned home after a visit to Mrs. oma T. Larkin..,
 Miss Ethel Rouse and Miss Gussie Mrs. c. A. Pierson. at her home on Whitman street. :. a
 Miss Louise Aiston. of Clayton. is the guest of her sister < x Mrs < Lawrence Lee
 Mrs. ], D. Burke has returned from Marion where she went to see her daughter Miss Gene Burke, who is a student at Judson Institute.
 Is Ss Ss
 Miss Gene Burke has received the . prize offered at the Judson to the pupil writing the best essay on the History of the Judsou." As there were three hundred pupils competing for this prize 1t was no small honor to this attrac- tive Montgomery girl that she should was awarded, She is the daughter of Mir, and Mrs. ,. p surke'
 Mrs R. P Dexter entertained the members of the Order of the Eastern Star at a choeolataire at her home. on Hull street Tuesday afternoon, when she was assisted by her daughter In : law. Mrs. Charles Dexter and Miss Margaret Carter.
 Mrs. Dexter is Past Worthy Matron of the Elizabeth Armstrong Chapter Order of the Eastern Star whose term of office expired recently on the occa- sion of which the members of the or der which she had served so faithfully presented her with a magnificent china chocolate set
 E S A
 Mrs. C. Anderson will entertain a number af friends at bridge Saturday morning.
 # E % The members of the Beauvefr Club will give a german Monday evening | February I.
 BfJoU TONIGHT, BLANEY's Aernxa ffne Pacific.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31

the Mrs. Keith, of Montgomery, who died about three years ago at the ad- vanced age of 115 years.
 He is survived by two sons, D. III. Keith. with whom he made his home and J. H. Keith, both of Montgomery . The funeral service was conducted by Rev. J. W. Rheinhardt. paster Of the Fifth Avenue Methodist Church The following were pail bearers: J. F.. Albert Brassel, E. M. Holt and F. M Pebworth. Interment was made at Oakwood Cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31
COL. HOLTz TO TALK
Salvation Army Leader Arrives h
 MontgOmery

Salvation Army Leader AriveS In
 Montgomery.
 Col Richard E. Foltz, second ranking officer of the Salvation Army in the United States, will arrive in Montgom- cry this morning from Birmingham. where he has been for the past few days. and will conduct two services here tonight an open air service one at s o'clork in tho First Baptist Church,
 The headquarters of Col Holz are located at Cleveland, Ohio, where, for the past ten years he has been com mander of the Ohio, Plttsburg and Southern Province. Colonel Holz wilt be accompanied by his daughter. Misc Maud Tolz a captain of the Salvation Army and by Major M. J. Berriman Southern Divisional Officer of the army.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31
POWER FOR ANNISTON.
Capitalists from Ohio are Investigating
 situation.

Long Distance Telephone. )--visit- ing capitalists are here for the pur- pose of Investigating a scheme to bring power to Anniston from the Tal- lapoosa River. Their idea is to bring the power to the city limits and sell it to company.
 This river is the closest water power to AnnistOn. being within ten or ff- teen miles of the city.
 These men will present. bid to the City Council for lighting the city. They are from Ohio but their names are withheld.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31
This the first visit of Colonel Holz

This the first visit Of Colonel Holz 10 Alabama He will go from Montgom- C9ha where he will plan for the fu- ture of the work of the Salvation Army in that country t t
 He will return to the States to pre-, convention which will be held at At- lanta, February l4-1S.
 The subpect of the address by Col, onel. Holz tonight will be "A Diamond in the Rough
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31
nnller 1nvestlratIon Contlnue..

Austin. Tex, Jan. 30.-The Texas legislative investigation of Senator Bailey continued today without deYel- oping anything material numper or Witnesses were examined today The investigation will hardly be concluded befOrp Saturday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31
prne., Wnrd Reennturet.

Anlston, Jan. 30.--(Special by Long Distance Telephone. )--Ernest Ward, who was recently sent from. here to the Insane Asylum at Tuscaloosa, where he escaped and returned to Anniston. was recaptured today. He is charged with disorderly conduct and will have a hearing tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31

Bore Name of BaId-He aded Standard
 OH King.
 Chicago, Jan. 90 John D. Rocke- feller. an actor. was killed on the stage of a theatre todas. when a gatling gun. which was used during matinee per formance, fell on him avd fractured hls skull.
 Rockefeller was assisting to remove tho gun from a temporary platform His home Is in New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31
RESIGNATION COMES TO LIGHT.

H II. B:rnes Tenders Announcement
 of NithdraWeI To Governor.
 The formal resignation Of Henry If . Barnes. of Myrtle from the Board or Revenue of Montgomery County. was rereived yes erday in the Governors office His successor has mol vet been IaDDoInted It is said William H. Law son may succeed Mir. Barnes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31
BIJOU TONIGHT, BLANEY'S Across the Pacific.
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Washington, Jan. SO--The House. Committee on Ways and Means made favorable report today on bill hy Mr. Payne to Impose a duty of SLID per proof gallon on the spirits In bay rum imported from Porto Rico.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31
prnh. Into Pnner Trust

Washington. Jan. SO-Representa-' tive John Sharp Williams of Missis- sippi introduced bill in the House to- day for an investigation by the De- partmen+ of Commerce and Labor of the so-called paper trust"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31
FUNERAL OF JAMES KEITH.
Made Home In Montgomery For Forty
 gaw Xaara

Slx Years.
 The funeral services of James E Keith. who died Tuesday afternoon at 3:3O o'clock, were held yesterday after noon at the residence of his son, D. IT. Keith, May street.s S .-,,... County, 4seventy-six years ago. and for tn past foTty-Rix years has made Mont- Romery his home. He was son or
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31
At the BiIOu.

''Fantasma" was presented Wednes-- day matinee and night to large and pleased audiences at the Bijou, the en- gagement of four performances having been very successful. The play and it's performance were enjoyable in the ex- treme and the Hanlons corroborated their meIItorious reputation ir Mont gomery.
 Across the Pacific" opens its engage ment TAursday night aud will be con tiaued through the rest of the week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31
ACTOR KILLED.

Montgomery School for GiIis. See ond term Feb. 1. s. c. StRrlxe, PFln.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31

BfJoU TONIGHT, BLANEY's
 Across the Pacific.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-28
PANAMA TO PAY
SHARE OF DEBT
Al 100000 AMOUNT TO BE SETTLED
sY lsTHMuS COUNTRY IN
CONNECTION WITH COLON
BIA CLAIM.

New York. May 27.-General Do
mipgo Obaldia. minister of Panama
Al Washington will arrive in this city
tomorrow from the capital to prepare
for his trip to Panama where he VIII
assume the presidency in the ao-
sence of President Amador. He VIII
sail for Panama June g.
President Amador will leave the
ls,bmus On June p for a four months
vacation. He will come here anu
then go TO Europe. It is stated that
negotiations for the settlement Of The
claim which the Columbian govern
nenf makes against Panama for Us
share Of the Colombian debt con
tracfrd before the Isthmus seeeded
from the republic have reached a
point where it is safe TO predict tna'
an agreement will be reached under
which Panama will pay about $1,000
Goo as its share of Colombia's in
dehtedness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-28
JUDGE To FACE
MURDER CHARGE
JURlST WHO KILLED MAN AC'
CuSED OF DRUGGiNG HIS
DAUGHTER NEAR TRIAL.
SENSATIONS EXPECTED
Tc Be Developed BY the Defense,
Showing That Slain Man Made
Similar Attempts--virginla
County Divided on Case

Richmond. Va. May 27.--The case
OF ex-Judge William G. Loving,
charged with the murder Of Theodore
Estes, whom Judge Loving accused of
Eaying drugged and wronged MS
young daughter. Elizabeth, while out
driving, will be called efore the term
of the circuit court convened in Mel.
son county today. Owing to the fact
that the entire county has been deep
" stirred by the sensational case II Is
likely that change of venue will be
asked for. and if granted the trial will
probably be transferred TO Petersburg
or to this city II current stories
amount to anything the trial viii
prove one of the biggest sensations
ever recorded in the judicial annals
Of Virginia
All of Nelson couny appears to
have arrayed itself on one side or tne
other Of the famous case. Many
openly uphold Judge Loving IN carrY'
Ing out the .unwritten law, while
others are inclined to think he acted
too hastily and blame him for not Civ
.iue his victim chance to explain, II
any explanation were possible
Similar Attempts Alleged.
1t is reported that the trial wi
bring to light many startling things
heretofore unknown and bearing dl
rectly upon the tragedy. among
others that Es tes, on at least two pre-
vions occasions. had made similar at
tennis to drug girls with liquor. On
cne Of these occasions, II Is said, the
intended victim threatened to inform
her father if Estes did not desisi IN
his persecution, which threat had th'
desired effect This young lady, IT Il
stated. will be placed on the witness
stand by the defense II Is held ina
the production Of evidence that Este
Mad on previous occasions cffese'
eirlg liauor. coupled with the fact tha
Judge Loving waited until the da,
after the alleged occurrence and attel
both he and his wife had talked witt
their daughter before hunting for anf
killing Estes. will have weight Il
favor of the former jurist.
The Estes family, on the oihe
hand, are firm in their belief in tA'
innocence of young Estes OF the al
legged wroagdoing and are prepaiinl
to make a vigorous effort to conVlc
Judge Loving of the murder IN
family has engaged Daniel Harmon
OF Charlottesville, one OF the abies
lawyers Of the state, to assist IN IN
prosecution. Judge Loving likewls
has engaged eminent counsel in IN
persons Of John l.. Lee of Lynehbuip
and r. Walton Moore, of Fairfax, VIII
will assist Aubrey Il, Strobe. the PEI
sonal counsel of Judge Loving.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-28
HAAK0N ANDMAUD
HON0REO IN PARIS
KING AND QUEEN OF NORWAY ON
WAY TO ENGLAND ARE COR
DAILY WELCOMED.
CITY IN GALA ATTIRE.
With Norwegian Flag and the lr''
CoIors of France Prominently
Observation-Disclosures Receives
Visitors In State.

Paris, May 27.--Paris was In hoii
day attire today in honor Of ths visit
of King Haakon and Queen Maud, OF
Norway, who arrived here on their
way to England to visit the queens
parents. All the public buildings, ho-
tells, and many private residences flew
Norwegian flags intertwned with tri-
colors Of France.
A special mission, consisting OF per-
sonal representativ5s Of the president
and high military officers met the
royal train at the frontier and accom-
panied their majesti to Paris
They were received in state AT the
Bois De Boulegne railroad station by
President Fallieres. president Of tn
sente and chamber of depgties. cabi-
net ministers and others, while mass
ed bands played the Norweg an ma,
tional anthem and the Marseillaise
Accorded a Cordial Reception.
The king and queen and their suites
escorted by a detachment OF culras.
siers, were then driven in open car
riages to the ministry of foreign al
fairs, where a party had been pre-
pared for them Troops forming the
garrison of Par,s were drawn up on
both sides Of the route followed
Their majesties We're accord q Z
cordial reception the sight OF lite
Prince Olaf arousing a special entan,
siasm. Thousands of Americans, with
whom Paris is now thronged, joined III
The popular acclamations.
Soon after the arrival of King faa
kon. his majesty and Presid Mt Fat
lieres exchanged the customary form
alities while Queen Maud was taxing
Prince Olaf to the Hotel Bristol &c
see her mother Que Alexander, WIZ
arrived here last night incognito.
President Fallieres tonight gave 9
dinner of 800 covars at Fiysee palace
In honor Of the Norwegian King.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-28
JULIA WARD HowE's BIRTHDAY.

poston, Mass. May 27.-Mrs. Jul 4
Ward Howe passed her eighty-eigHth
birthday at her home on Beacon
street today surrounded by her Tam
uv In addition to Mrs. Howes
daughters and grandchildren there
Sas plesent +. Martin Crawford, the
novelist who is a nephew OF the an
hor of The Battle Hymn OF the Re-
public. During the day Mrs Howe
teeeived many floral tokens ot love
and esteem as wen as felictous mes
saees from all paris Of the country
Notable among the floral gifts %efe
those fiom the Greek and Italian So
rietles Of Boston These renen-
hrsnces pleased Mrs Howe very
much Tor her husband Dr. Howe.
for eht with the Greeks Ia their 5 rug
slc for Independence and Mrs lowe
ha. been an ardent champion oi TIC
G-cek. all Aet hfc. Both she and
,ef husband were also deep'y inser-
esre5 In the lalian struggle for lio-
en-, under Gsribalii Cavour ard Vic.
hs Emmanuel
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-28
ADVANCE BENEFITS MANY.

Boston, Mass, May 27.--The 10 per
cent increase in wages in the cotton
mills of southern n W England went
into effect today, the raise benehtihg
nearly 100000 operatives, about one
half Of whom are employed III the
Fall River and New Bedford mills
The others arr lea ed in Rhode Is
land. eastern Conencticut and In sew
eral mill centers of Massachusetts
These mills represent more than one
half ef the total number OF splndles
inth north. 1t is expected that q
majority of the mills of northern Ne"
England will fall into line win =
wage increase, especially as many o.
the Canadian cotton mills have re
Gently advanced wages
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-28
MORTAL REMAINS
TO LIE IN STATE
BODY OF THE LATE MRS. M'klN.
LEY TO BE VIEWED BY SoR-
ROWING FRIENDS.
NOTABLES WILL ATTEND
And Funeral, VIII in Degree BE A
Ceremony OF state--Linss Of Sor-
row and Pain Faded From
Face as Death Came.

Canton. May 27.-Althos gh Il Is not
intended that the funeral OF Mrs
Mckinley shall take on the form II
4 ceremony Of state. vet the coming
Of the pr sident and members Of his
cabinet, the vice president, The RoY'
ern of Ohio and many other people
of note will make II such, IN a degree
AT least.
Late this afternoon II was det =
mined TO change arrangements for the
funeral SO ais TO allow the remains
to be viewed by Canton friends Of tha
deceased The Tins was fixed ios
this from to > clock tomorrow
10 show ther love for the departed
thousands OF school children will be
included in the throng that wit gp
through the Mckinley home and pass
by the bier while they drop ars Of
sorrow for the loss Of one whose love
for the children was SO deep and ten
der.
The city council tonight met and
made arrangements for floral piecs
to be sent to the funeral
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-28
PHILADELPHIA HORSE SHOW.

pn 1adelphia. Pa Nav 27.-The six
tconth annual open alt exhibition 81
Isa Philadelphia HORSE Slow Assn
4alos opened TODAY on S. af'ins
Gr.sr sahickon Heights. under
he most favorable conditions. -
-.cts was well repres nted at the
aBeniez. The show vil continue siA
DAYS. Ths yesr's prizes. exclusive os
.he many metals thar are offered. 10
Al 90 20 the sum of Sl5aoh- NJ
proaram Of eveats has b'en enlsrsea
over that Of lasi year by the addiilz =
n seven new classes for q Naieh
ave been SCI aside exclusively Tor
dealers. ore of she mos snirit q
competitions is expected 70 BE that ior
The $500 KilIashendra Cup oaeresi ~
Richard P. McCfann fo- f1e hs~s
Ihuntsr
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-28
MOONSH|NER IS
HELOFOR MURDER
BLUE RIDGE MoUNTAiNEER, AC-
CUSED OF SLAYlNG GIRL IN
BATTLE is ARRESTED IN
ILLINOIS.

Chicago, May n, Grover Beamer
was arrested at Hampshire, ILL.,, today
on a charge of completely in the muir
der of Miss Anna Hall. who was killed
while attempting to defend her father
against an attack by Blue Ridge
mountaineers on his farm in Patrick
county Virginia, early in March.
Beamer was turned over to a United
States marshal and brought to CHI
cago.
Tomorrow the prisoner will be
taken 10 Virginia. Beamer and sew
eral others are charged with an at
tack on Peter Hall when they leaned
that he had furnished information to
the government concerning illicit
whiskey stills. Miss Hall was shot
and killed and several other persons
injured during the bat le.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-28
DOUBLE VICTORY
IS WON BY BUSSE
COURT DENIES PLEA OF oUsTEo
MEMBERS FOR lNJUNcTloN
AND COUNCIL APPROVES HIS
NEW APPOINTMENTS.

Chicago. May 27.-Tho circuit court
this afternoon refused TO interfere
with Mayor Busse ia his efforts TO So
ccuro a board OF education of his Own
making. Eight trustees Who last week
were discharg by the mayor, went
into cour this afternoon and asked
for an ln} notion restraining Busse
from ousting them or appointing ne A
members In their places before thsir
terms expired
Judge Windes dismiss = The pet
fion % nthe ground that the nTaynf
has the power 90 oust officials oi
school board
The city council tonight approved
the appointments Of Mayor Busse '1
take places of the discharged mem
.bers Of the board.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-28
MEXICO READY TO
CRUSHCUATEMALA
EXECUTION OF ALLEGED CON
SPlRAToRs WILL BE SIGNAL
FOR INTERVENTION.
DIPLOMATS PROTEST
AGAINST Enforcement Of Death Sen.
tence, But U. S. Warns Minister
Brown Not to interfere
Choatic Conditions.

City Of Mexico, May ~ Mexico has
5000 men fully equipped and on ~
war footing now ON the GautemalaA
frontier Distributed at strategic
points to the south of this capital are
5000 additional troops which bodies
of soldiers can be transported to the
border on "a hours notice.
While there is 4 disposition in off
c al circles to modify the height of
tension existing between Pr sideat
Cabrera and the Mexican governm nt
II il admitted on all sides that should
Cabrera carry out his intention OF ex-
ecuting the 19 men accus Of com
plicity in the alleged attempt to as
sassinate him, Mexico will be forcei
to intervene.
More light Is thrown on the recent
all ged attempt to assassinate Cab.
rera by A. p Elhwley, an American
business man who has returned from
trip to Gaut 'mala and Central Am
erican republica.
While Affair Frame Up"
Two days after the alleged at
tempt said Hawley 1T WAS known
about Central America that the whole
business was sadly garbled plan
framed up by Cabrera himself IN an
attempt to arouse synpa hy Of the
co ntry and of neighboring republics
in his behalf All he got was a thinly
veneered note Of regr and sympathy
from various countries who are, as q
matter of courtesy, obliged 10 ac'
cept the statement of he government
IN Guat mala city every one
knows the explosion cf few BARN
less powder caps was all a preaT
ranged affair Cabrera had anothe
motive in the business. Nineteen mex
were arr sted charged With the crime
and after fastening he charge upoi
them, he is going 70 show bis grep
and good magnamity to all the wori'
by pardoning each and every one
This littl play is 10 gain the con
fldencc Il the outside world
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-28
RESENTMENT Turks
IN HEARTS OF JAPS
OVER FRISCO AT TACK

Toxic, May 27.-The Japan Sc pre- rs
is still generally calm and reserved
over the apparently unprovokel at
tack upon the Japanese in san Fran
cisco. But it Is only ont OF Difference
10 President Roosevelt and his gov
eminent and the confidence reposed
in them that public expression of re-
sentiment Is withheld.
Even the most cons ryatve and
hopeful fear repetition of similar
occurrence may have serious results
upon the relations of both countries.
However, at present the firm 81
friendiness is still expressed aud t
is confidently hoped that the govern
ment has recided to take decisive
measures.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-28
MICHIGAN MAsoNs TO MEET

Bay City Mich, May 27--Bay Guy
has completed all arrangements for
the reception and entertainment o.
the Michigan Grand Lodge OF Masohs
which will begin its sixty third annual
communication here tomorrow Inc
meeting will last two days and VIII
be attended by delegates representing
ali parts of the state. Oniclal heiu,
quarters will be opened at the Hotter
Republic tomorrow mo- ming and the
sessions of the Grand Lodge VIII De-
gin promptly az noon. Several lea
lures of social entertainment nave
been prepared in honor of the dele
gates. many of whom will be accom-
panied by their wives and families.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-28
TO HONOR BISHOP TALBOT

bethlehem. Pa, May 27-The an
Iual convention of the Central Penn
sylvania Diocese of the Protestant
Episcopal church met here today with
good attendance of clergy ana lay
men. One of the most interesting fea-
lures of the convention, aside from
tho routine BUSINESS. will be the pre-
sentation Of a handsome purse oi
money to Bishop Talbot to mark the
twentieth anniversary of his conse
Grafton. II was on May p. 1887, just
twenty years ago today, that BishoT
Talbot was consecrated missionary
bishop of. Wyoming and Idaho. Ten
years later he was transferred 10 The
see N Genital Pennsylvania after th'
death Of Bishop Rulison-