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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-02
Roof of Residence of A. c. Taliichet
 Burned.


 Demopolis. March 1.-(Special )- Yesterday afternoon the fire company was called out to the residence of A. C. Talliehet The fire was extinguished with only slight damage to the roof.
 Very heavy rains have fallen here during the past few days, and at sew eral places in the city the gutters over- flowed. A big rise in the rivers is ex- pected.
 Up to now there has been no active steps taken looking to the organiza- tion of baseball team in Demopolis for the coming season. It is learned, however, that those who are usually most interested in the sport expect to put out a strong team this season. MT. and Mrs. Henry J. Koch of Forkland are being congratulated on the arrival of fine boy. He has been named Jacob Levy, for Mrs. Koch's father.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-02
AN OUTRAGE IN WINSTON.
Family of n Negro is Assaulted-TwO
 Are In Jail.

EdAMAX WA n 4NG9AV A~ ~~~NN@-~
 Are I'm Jail. E Double Springs, March 1.-(special News has come to this place of a shocking affair occurring in the wes- tern part of this county. A negro passing through the county in wag- on, with his family. by permission oi the owner, camped in an out house. near Delmar.
 During the night c crowd of men wen to the house where the negro family were encamped, shot the negro and outraged his wife. They also shot one of the negro's mules. The negro is seriously wounded, one of his eyes being shot out.
 Two of the men charged with the crime. Charles Shaffer and DaYe Dodd. are in jail here. Three others are im- plicated Shaffer is charged with the rape.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-02
ENrHusEp OVER CUBA.
Morse says He Win Greatly Improve
 Steamer Service.

Steamer Service.
 New York, Mch. 1.-The Tribune says today that according to private caDIe advices received here yesterday from Havana, Charles w Morse, who is now in Cuba has become enthusiastic over the development of the island and promses to build up a great passenger and freight service between New York Havana and other Cuban ports.
 He hopes to put into service within a year two fast turbine steamers. which will make the trip between New York and Havana In two days which is one half the time now consumed. Aside from the traffic Improvements. MT Morse will take up building in Havana a hotel which he says will equal any resort in the world.
 T am confident from my brief visit here" MT. Morse said Tn Havana, that
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-02

better facilities for tourists must be made. The convenience and expense necessitated by the lighterage of freight might be endured by the company, but passengers will not submit to things where they are personally inconvinced. intend to construct wharves where steamers can land their passengers in and in time mean that Cuba will
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-02
BURGLARS ARE WORKING.
Several Homes at Enterprise Entere'
 by Thieves.


 Enterprise March (Special)-The much stirred up during the past week over the appearance of a gang of burg lars, who have been in several houses and scattered the contents of bureau drawers, etc. around.
 It is believed that their object is to secure money as clothing and other things usually taken by such crooks are left untouched. Diligent search Is being made to catch the guilty parties. The Coffee County Institute meets here today and will continue through tomorrow. Prof. McArtha from Troy spoke tonight. This is one of the han ner counties on the school question, being among the first to vote the one mill tax There will be about sixty teachers in attendance. The city has nrnvidAd for thAir entertainment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-02
sfa1e Some nnt..

In police court this morning lack Murray, negro. was tried on a warrant charging him with larceny. The negro was accused with another negro. Sam Cobb. with having stolen some oats and corn from the barn of Charles Debarde- laben. The case was proved against the negro and he was fined $25 or fifty days on the streets. The case against Sam Cobb was set to be heard next Tuesday morning
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-02

The regular monthly report of Chief of Police Walters for the month of Feb ruary shows that during that month the police department only made 10s arrests and that number of cases were tried In police court. On these cases, thirty of them were discharged and three were bound over to await the act ion of the grand jury, The amount of fines collected amounted to s1,S97.50. The amount remitted was s21250; the amount appealed SEQ; and the amount of money collected totaled s576.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-02
rwo couPLEs RUN AwAY.
Bullock County Young Persons Wed In
 GeOrgia.

Georgia.
 Union Springs. March 1-(Special)- )-- An interesting Gretna- Green affair oc- cured yesterday in which four of Bull lock Countys young people were the principals. They are Newton Brooks and Miss Tint Dorriety and D. P. Mo Call and Miss Addie Lee Caylor.
 They drove through the country from here to Midway. where they caught the train en route for Cuthbert, Ga, arriv- ing there about 10 o'clock. where they were married. They returned this morning and changed cars here for
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-02
suIIy win Recoyer.

New York. March 1.-'The serious ill., ness of Daniel J. Sully. the broker, who is III with pneumonia, has passed the crisis and his physician said today that the indications pointed to a re- coVery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-02
social and Personal.

Mir. c. l.. Barker, who for a year or so has been resident of this city left this afternoon for his old home in Ma rion. where he will spend a few days. Within week or so Mir. Barker will start on trip over several States, he having recently accepted position as travelling statesman with shoe fac- tory located at Pontiac, III. MT. Bar ker has large number of friends in Selma.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-02
strile of nock Laborern

Corruna, Spain, March IA general strike of dock laborers and others has been declared here. with the result that all the ships in port are tied up.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-02

Mfr. Edwin Wales left Thursday for Hattiesburg. Miss, where he will re- side in the future. His many friends regret to see him leave here, but wish him great success in his new home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-02
THu TrxAs wONDrR

Cures all Kidney. Bladder and Rheu- matic troubles; sold by all druggists, or two months treatment by mail for $1. pr. E. W. Hall. 2926 Olive St, St. Louis, Mo. Send for Ala. testimonials
 adv,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-02

Messrs. Eli Simon and Henry Marx of Demopolis came over yesterday to attend the Harmony Club ball last evening.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-02

SCopyright. 1908. by the International Religious Literature Bureau, Incor- pcrated. The Rev. Davis W. Clark. ID. D., Editor,)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-02

Miss Elise Jones is spending a few days In Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-02
FIRE AT DEMoPoLIs.

Mir. Max Casper has returned to New York after a few days stay here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-02
INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
 LESSON
Abraham Pieaaang for sodom.

First Quarter. Lesson TX. <enesfs xviii, 16-33. March E, tBV1'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-02
Chfee yv.Iter,. Renort.

and Sam Marks. were highly compli- mented on the success of the affair.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-02

GAve for my daily range Among the pleasant nelds of H
 writ
 I might despair.--rennyson.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-05
BIG SHIPS SAIL
IN SW|RL|NG
STORM
BLlNDING SNOW MAY
DELAY PACIFIC FLEET
BattIeShips Brave Wind and
Wave While Smaller Vessels
are Forced TO Seek Shelter
Pending Clearer Weather,
my Morning journal speclnI Iea.ed wire.

- NV NNNhh NA FNNAhNN aataHfh WV
New York. Dec. 4.-In a swirling
SNOW storm the battleships Virginia
and Rhode Island steamed from the
Brooklyn navy yard on schedule time
today The former, upon arriving off
Tompkinsville. Staten island. anchor
ed for clearer weather. but the latter
which LETT here berth several hours
later than the other warship. passed
out at Sandy Hook tonight aud start
ed for Hampton Roads.
rho Yankee and the Connecticut
which were TO have left today. VIII
sail tomorrow, The flagship viii sail
at 7 o'clock In the morning and the
Yankton shortly afterwards, provided
the weather is favorable. The thick
weather does not Inconvenience the
big hips much. but the smaller Ves-
sells prefer TO stay In shelter during
storms, their comprised being more
N les aWry because of theit proXim-
ity 60 the quantity OF steel IA the navy
ward.
Ths Minnesota may not get away
before Monday or Tuesday. as she is
being painted
tn Vermont which left Newport
FOR New York Yesterday. arrived az
sand" Hook light ship about 10 a. N.
and anchored There in HE SNOW storm
To await a better chance to come up
the harbor. The purpose of her call
at Now York is To- load ammunition
at ~ mpkinsvillc. The battleships IL
lionis and Missouri which sailed from
Fostun today. got a taste nf the storms
and made for the shelter of Provi-
dencs town.
Tho hattIcship New Jersey sailed
from Newport for TomDklnsvilla late
this afternoon Ia "a binding snow
storm.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-05
RAPID RETURN
PREDICTED
HARTMAN JOINS THE
RANKS OF 0PTIMlSTS
Railroad Wizard Declares the
Country Too Bic and People
Too Wise TO Lose Faith in
National Business Integrity.
n, uamIpE Journal spseIal leased wIre.I

lBt HeruinE journal special Leased Wire.
New york Dec. THAT the coun-
tfy b. already beginning TO recover
from the severe shock received la the
tuCcnt panic. is the opinion OF T.. n.
Hartman as expressed la an inter
View published here today. we are
iu the rebound from the depression
and We are in DO to stay says Mr..
Hartman.
There will Boz uo falling back
IgCh step that Sc are taking Is firm.
Underneath The whole situation there
o. unusual stability There IS too
much work to be done and too great
capacity Tor doing DO to allow a long
drawu out depression There are in-
dicntions every where that t%onfidcuca
b. being restored The country Is too
hlg and d people too sensible 90
allow the acts of "a few men % shake
fhcir faith On the integrity 81 cur great
nnaucicrs % cuisines men Gs q whole
Naturally there WAS "a little scare at
Urst hat when the people saw Una
there were rotten spots onlv here and
there they quickly recovered from
their fright The dawn OF an era 81
prosperity d. here The uKegsfralu on
cash ls being relieved. and credit is
once more being allowed to perform
its normal work Huf We must not
expect 90 once Co see every iIue of
commercial busines &C. active as IF has
been during the past years Pethap-.
W RI better Tor the cnuutrN that %
should not he s1. we have Is pfesi-
DENTAL campaign ahead of u.s. 10 o.
only natural that We should feel ou
cautiously for some time when
mean hcsitatingiy bot rather c5n-erv
rffrafV
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-05

certain Of the value Of the one as |
feel gratitude for the confidence inn
piled in the other.
AN astute political leader once
said: Republican nominations have
always been made with a thorough
understanding and concession of the
fitness and availability of the candi-
dates and an intelligent and compre-
hensive survey Of tactical positions
This observation was p~redicated
upon q Of the conditions and
reasons which led TO the selection of
all the republican candidates from
Fremont to Mckinley,
"Supplementing this statement and
bringing the party record down TO
late. / may add that In 1904 Theo-
dore Roosevelt was nominated and
overwhelmingly elected as a tribute to
mis- sincerity and in approval OF his
~unrelenting purpose to stamp out pub
lie vice and corporate abuses to secure
the equality of all before the law.
Let me. venture TO predict, Mr..
POSTMASTER. that the delegates to the
next republican convention will per-
form their duty Of selecting the nomi-
nee OF the party with the same wis
dom. with an eye single to the public
and party veal. and influenced by NJ
other consideration.
while the %exigcncies Of ante con-
vention politics viii generate the us-
ual and useful friction necessary TO
eur a finished product, and while
small minds viii be befogged by i'm
preston Of irreconcillable differences
and fail to grasp the relations between
the things they understand and things
that are present. with its best blood
IN the convention the republican par
~ will name the president of the
states. and It's choice, wherever
It may fan. viii receive unanimous
epublican approval"
Other speeches. all eulogistic of
senator Knox. We're made by Senator
Penrose, Mr.. Sibley and other mem
bers Of the Pennsylvania delegation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-05
CABINET CRISIS
IN GERMANY
AVERTED
Won BUELOW UNITES
%DiSC0RDANT ELEMENTS
Veteran Chancellor Springs
Surprise on German Liberals
by Injecting New Life Into
Present Government Regime,
tBs Morning Journal Special Leased wire.i

tBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wire
Berlin. Dee. 4-Prince Won Buelow,
the imperial counsellor has won IN a
short spectacular contest with the
wavering national liberals. They and
an the parliamentary parties forming
"a coalition, including two eonsefNa-
tives ana three radical groups, agreed
afresh In caucus late today 10 support
the government The leaders met n
arranged a program for tomorrow
which will begin with a vote of con-
fidcnce In the chancellor. Thus con
Guided. n DAY of much political o N
fusion and excitement. The question
still remains whether the parties rep
rcscnting such diverse interests can
continue 10 cooperate in supporting
the government, on the variety Of con-
tToyersial measures pending.
Prince Won Buelow solved his inn
mediate embarrassment by using the
national liberal criticism Of the gov
eTunent's financial measures as an OPP
p%ortunity to have a straight out talk
with the coalition leaders over the
continuous doubt whether the gov
eminent was really able to command
a majority. This doubt has existed
plnce the election early IN the year. "
being constantly affirmed by the gov
ernmonts opponents that the "bloc"
parties could not possibly keep to-
gethef. The chancellor ampzed the
%reichstag by calling together Herr Won
Norman and Baron Won Camp. con
scrvativosi Herr Ernest Bassermann.
national liberal. Herr Mueller and
Herr Mcangin. radicals. Liebermann
Won Sessenberg. Agrarian. and some
Others In the ~chancellors room AT the
%rcichstag this morning The substance
Of his communication was that he
would ask the emperor for leave to
retire unless he could rely for a ma
iority upon the coalition. He there
fore asked the leaders 10 discuss the |
situation with their followers and
among themselves. 10 see n they could
promise unity. II was presumed that
the chancellor was acting with the
empcror'a approval
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-05
Group

When a child EakFs un In the mlId e nf fhe
niahi Win a severe attack ~ Hrf1u e. fire.
auenilN happens 90 time should De- lost In
experimenting Hltn wurnIre uf a dnuhf fuI
value frumpt acilun ls effu necessary fa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-05
CREDIT MEN WANT
ORGANIZATION
National Association Address
eS Letter TO Local Business
Men Urging Formation OF a
Branch Here,

A circular letter has been received
by local business men from the Ma
tional Association Of Credit Men. sug-
costing that they get together and or
ganize an Albuquerque branch. stating
that the good derived from such an in
stitution would repay ten fold the eX-
pense and time needed by the organ
ization.
Several months ago representatives
Of the association visited Albuquerque
and talked personally with local bust
ness men, but nothing came Of the
conferences. Besides asking that an
order be started here, the letter con-
tains the resolutions adopted at the
last annual meeting held in %Indianap-
oils last month I'm regard to the flnan-
cial furry. II Is as follows;
Resolved, That from trustworthy
trade aud financial Information re-
ceived From every section of the
country,-the association unhesitatingly
declares general business conditions
Co be fundamentally sound. and be-
lieves that the present financial dis
turbance. outstanding the %stringency
OF the currency, viii be of short dura-
lion. and be II further
Resolved, That the association
calls on all it's members TO support
one another in an effort to restore the
confidence OF the people 50 unnecessa-
rlly shaken at this moment, and to
urge upon every one the necessity Of
UNFOLDING business interests by depos-
iting their money now. as In the past,
IN the banks Of their respective towns
aud cities, to the end that Il may be
used for its Legitimate purposes. viz.
the carrying IN of the vast business
OF the country: II be IL further
Resolved. That this association
pledges every member to 10 all In his
power to restore the confidence of the
public at large in the solvency and
prosperity Of our nation.
FRANK NJ. GETTYS. President.
tIHAG Il MIE Soc -Trnnn =
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-05

Trluidad Colo. Dec Juan Ts-
fnya was found guilty today Of muir
ieHng Audreas Argullo. whom n
Co death last september al
the SeEunda Goa camp near here re
las given a lifc sentece.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-05
OSCAR ILL, SON
APPOINTED
REGENT
AGED KING OF SWEDEN IN
CRITICAL CONDITION
Forced 10 Abandon Cares Of
State, Little Hope is Enter
tanned of His Ultimate Re-
coveryi DiScord in Councils,
lBy Morning journal Special Leased wire.

N'F
Stockholm. Dec. IA serious sit
alton has arisen IN sweden. King Os-
car. VINO is nearly so years old. Is in
such IN health that he has been conn
PEELED 10 hand over the rcins of gov
eminent 10 Grown Prince Gustave,
who was formally appointed regent to
day. The Illness Of the King IS such
that there IS little hope for his Ill
recovery. his heart and kid
neys being seriously affected.
D%issensi1ns in the cabinet have
arisen which have resulted in the
resignation OF the minister Of war,
Col l. u. Tungsten; Minister Of tho
Interior Juhlin and Admiral Dyressen.
minister OF marine. Premier Lindman
viii take temporary charge Of the
war office and Count Ehrensvaerd and
Count Hugo Hamilton were sworn In
today as minister of marine n min
Of the interior respectively.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-05

During the summer OF 1903 / was trou-
bied with muscular pains IN the instep Of
my foot says Mr. $. Pedlar. Of Toronto.
Ont AT times q was so painful / could
hardly walk. Chamherlain's Pain Balm
wGs TO me, 50 7 tried 1t and
was completely cured by one small bottle.
/ have since recommended a 20 several
~ my friends, all OF whom speak highly Of
IT," For sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-05
WEST SOLID
FOR ROOSEVELT
California Republican National
Committeeman Declares Hint
From Roosevelt Would In
sure His denomination
rs, Morning journal ss-eiaI Leased wir,

New York. Dec. f-G a. Knight.
the req uhlican national committeeman
nom California arrived here tonight
from san Francisco ON his way u
Washington Go attend the meeting of
the committee ther, Friday Do au
Interview De- said.
The republicans west If the Mis-
souri, river % particularly an Tho Pa
.CitlC slope. would renomInate RaosD-
welt FOR smother term tf De would
but give the slightest iutmation that
Doe Weuld accept o. His policies us
laii down iu hi~ speeches and mes
sage have appealed strongly through
q our section. 20 whether he will
tecepf another nomination nr NOT lam.
<urc that as FAR as our Western pso-
pie arc concerned his policies win NOT
onlN dominate the ueNt national COM
veniion but will ate a decided mfu-
tn naming the next president -
the United States
or che second place ur THE ticket
le -a.1
So Ear as Z am personally concern
give 90. ID southern man far Aic-
PRESIDENT On ts not unf, uuHf uBtifiga
% De- fair dealing and Is the due
oft goou o. splendid people
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-05
Natural

Actyn Barnes see that In the new
version of Uncle Toms Cabin" there
are no bloodhounds.
Mac Booth Rantington-Ahai I
knew II wouldn't be long before
Eliza would be chased over the ice by
a sixty-horse power touring carl
Puck.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-05
Chamberlain
Cough Remedy

has never bren kngEn % fall in aur csse aud
70 has lecu 10 Ne Tor uref uur-ihIrI - a uen-
tNfN There o. none better. If Fan laa de-
penoed upnn. MhF cxparfnentf Mlsnleasauf
eLaAr and contain. 30 hsrmful drug frice.
8centsi large sire. - rrutz.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-05
costly Blaze At Durango.

Durango, Colo, Dec. "a fire
which started In the basement OF the
stein ana Morris dry goods store
caused u loss estimate at Stfh.000 to-
day. The cause OF the fire Is un-
known. The Stein ana Morris COM
inny loss ~ $4,000 ard that of LOT
tus aud Henderson. owners Of the
building m which the dry goods store
u located $4,000. The total loss Is
covered by insurance To the extent of
about one third.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-06-06
NEW MILL FOR rAYMAsTER.

(Wardner News.


(Wardner News)
Returns have Just been received
from carload of ore shipped from
the Paymaster to the mill at Salt
Lake. Just what was received per
ton could not be learned, but II is re-
ported that the owners of the mine
themselves We're very much sur
prised. They had expected to receive
something in the neighbOrhood of
ST per ton. The ore reached Sal;
Lake at the time of the strike and on
account of the added expense of mill
ing the company received IS per ton
less than otherwise would have been
their. net return.
The company will now begih grad
ing for the erection of concentration
in order to save the expense of
freighting waste matter that may be
removed by concentration.
The property is gold and copper
producing. Assays from average
samples have returned values rang
ing from Sc to $14 In gold. The con-
troll in the claims Is held by A. B.
Railton of Spokane. The other ow a.
ers are James Hoskins of Wardner,
Charles Williams Of Occur d'Alene
and Attorney Bum of Spokane.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-06-06
Bright Prospects of Delmatia.

Experienced mining men who have,
during the past few days inspected
the property of the lately incorpora-
ed Delmatia company. whose group is
located on the East Fork of Pine
creek, below the Douglas, and on q
parallel ledge to the Nabob, predict a
bright future for the company. A
crosscut tunnel is now being driven
under the direction OF Manager
Joseph Blackburn to tap the ledge
and then drift on it. The groupings
show considerable galena.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-06-06

Spokane.Montana Copper Company.
G. s., Ritzville, Wash.--The Spo-
kane-Montana Copper Mining &
Milling company owns nine claims
near Iron Mountain. Mont, two and
half miles from the AmadOr
smelter. 1t is being opened by two
crosscut tunnels. The upper one is
in lis feet and will cut the ledge at
200 feet depth when in about 800
feet. The lower tunnel will cut the
ledge 600 feet deeper. 1t has just
been started. It has good surface
showing of high grade copper ore
|, is a Spokane company, with cap.
ital of $1,500,O0O, in 81 shares. Of
which 100000 are in the treasury
The officers are: M. Luxenburger
president; Charles F. CARRIER. vice
president; w. O. Jones. secretary;
w, r. McCracken. treasurer; w. w
Shaw, superintendent and W. s
Willis and e. M. Coplen directors.